When I was growing up there were a few different things that you ALWAYS looked forward to viewing on television. On a yearly basis, it was the World Series, and on a weekly basis it was Saturday Night Live. Well, I spent some time watching both tonight and neither provided the same enthrallment that they had in the past. The World Series felt like a regular season game and SNL just wasn't that funny. Then I thought, maybe it wasn't about the programming, but the reasons you enjoyed watching these things as a kid. The World Series (or World Serious, as Dad always called it) meant you got to stay up late on a school night with your Dad and watch sports. Yeah, you were as tired as could be the next day at school, but it always felt worth it to you. Plus you got to tell your friends that you stayed up and watched the "whole" game, while most of them were fast asleep. As for SNL, it was great because you got to stay up late b/c it was Saturday night and you could sleep in a little on Sunday before you had to get up for church. Both made you feel like you were a little bit "older" than you really were, and you felt like an adult. I'm not sure how it is going to turn out for Jaden with all of the options that will be available to him in the way of computers, cell phones, video games and over 100 channels of television, but I hope and pray the little things like watching the "World Serious" with his Dad will leave him with the kind of good memories that I hold inside to this day. Go Cards!