Marie Noorani

James says: "I wonder how long the spiders took to make the enormous spider web." Grandma says: "I hope no non-scientists find the cave and ruin the spiders' home."

James says: "I wonder how many times people thought Claude was dead because he was laying there not moving." Grandma says: "It's a little sad, but all things die eventually. If you are born, you have to die. And it's OK. Everyone should just enjoy every day with people you love."

James says: "It would be really cool if we found alien life on this supposed "new moon". Grandma says: "I want to find out if it is an asteroid or a piece of space junk."

James says: "I wonder how they would create the scene in a comic." Grandma says: "I am surprised that so many dinosaurs seem to be much smaller than I would imagine when I think about dinosaurs."

James says: "I wondered if they could send another telescope so they could get some pictures of both planets and send out tiny probes to get more samples?" Grandma says: "It is interesting how "facts" change as science gains more information through research and study."

James says: I wonder how much the pink diamond would be worth if it was sold. Grandma says: I think diamonds are over priced!

James says: The thieves made it seem so easy. Grandma says: I can't believe it! I was just looking at those jewels in Paris last week!

James says, "And I thought putting together 100 piece puzzles was hard!" Grandma says, "I can't believe anyone has the patience to put this together."

James says, "It would be cool if the ghosts of the bugs ate haunted the caterpillar." Grandma says, "I've been to Oahu! I didn't know those caterpillars lived there!"

James writes: "Is it climable?" Grandma writes: "It will take 24 years to become a stub if 10 inches is shaved off every year."