Ha!

HA! - My aunt does that. Every time I see it typed I can hear her voice saying it. It's so weird. Now I noticed my uncle does it when he is writing me. I don't remember him ever saying it though. And then just the other day, out of no where, I was writing something I thought was funny in a blog and without warning those two letters and exclamation point appeared, and at that second, I thought damn it, I have the HA! gene. I mean think about how weird that is. To be honest there is nothing wrong with it, it's just odd how you're family is inside of your very DNA coding. For example, when I sleep, more so when I was younger, I would wake up laying on my back, with one knee up in the air and the opposite foot would be resting on it, like a gentleman crossing his legs when he is sitting up (not to mention awake). Now while that seems odd and strange, whats crazier about that is, my daughter does it. What the hell goes on in our body when we aren't thinking about it? What do you do when you're asleep? My grandpa use to have conversations with himself, loud conversations, he would laugh and yell and you would have swore he had like a clean mouth version of Tourette's Syndrome. It would scare the hell out of me some nights when I sleeping at their house. Out of no where, across the whole house, you'd hear "HEY HOW'S IT GOING!?" I'd jump in my bed. It freaked me out, especially because I was young, and really when you're young anything out of the norm is super weird and at least with me, my imagination went to town with what was going on. I keep waiting, knowing now what I know, when I stay with my parents to hear my dad just yell in the middle of the night, "HEY HOW'S IT GOING?" Although, actually, now, I think I'd just laugh and roll over and go back to sleep. Either that, or I might just say back, "GREAT, HOW ARE YOU?!"