“Behold,” I said to no one, “the Holy Floam of 1999.”
My son stared at it.
A valid question.
And honestly?
I didn’t have a good answer.
💥 The Nostalgia Hit Me Like a Brick of Gak
Here’s the thing about nostalgia:
It doesn’t come when you plan it.
It comes when you’re knee-deep in dust, holding a fossilized blob of childhood goo.
And suddenly — bam — you’re 8 years old again.
Cartoons blaring.
Hands covered in glitter glue.
No phone.
No emails.
No adult worries.
Just you, your imagination, and a tub of toxic-looking green Floam that you swore was “a volcano.”
You didn’t care that it would never dry.
You were creating.
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