“Do you have Halo?” “Of course I have Halo.” “Please can we play?”
He had logged on to the Beecher website and was now scrolling down Ms. Rubin’s teacher page through the list of science-fair projects.
“Can you see from there?” he said. I sighed and went to sit on a little stool that was right next to him.
“Cool iMac,” I said. “What kind of computer do you have?”
“Dude, I don’t even have my own room, much less my own computer. My parents have this ancient Dell that’s practically dead.”
“Okay, how about this one?” he said, turning the screen in my direction so I would look.
I made a quick scan of the screen and my eyes literally started blurring.
“Making a sun clock,” he said. “That sounds kind of cool.” I leaned back. “Can’t we just make a volcano?”
“Everyone makes volcanoes.” “Duh, because it’s easy,” I said, petting Daisy again.
“What about: How to make crystal spikes out of Epsom salt?” “Sounds boring,” I answered.
“So why’d you call her Daisy?” He didn’t look up from the screen.
“My sister named her. I wanted to call her Darth. Actually, technically speaking, her full name is Darth Daisy, but we never really called her that.”
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