There is never a dull moment in our household. Everyday is an adventure . . .
Ben has recently stumbled upon the concept and power of .com. He has developed an eye for .com addresses and can spot them on billboards, signs, posters, commercials, and on crayons. (Don’t tell anyone but he stole a broken crayon from school because the crayon had a .com address printed on it – http://roseart.com)
As we are driving, an excited voice from the back seat . . .
Ben: “Dad, what does that say?”
Dad: “Stewartville Auto Sales”
Ben: “No the other sign. It says something .com”
Dad: “Oh, www.findcars.com”
Ben: “We can probably go to that on the computer.”
He also realizes that if he sticks a .com at the end of something he likes, they might have some cool stuff:
“Dad, can I borrow your computer?”
This has also sparked his imagination of the possibilities.
Ben: “Dad, I just though of something . . . snowshop.com”
Dad: “What is that Ben?”
Ben: “I don’t know, I just made it up. It sounds cool though.”
snowshop.com is already taken . . . I checked. If he comes up with something unique and available, maybe Dad will buy the domain for him as a present 
Now that’s geeky!
