Letters To Koko

 Dear Koko,  I am guessing as a child grows up they show parents a reflection of themselves. Most of the times we are so caught up with counting our good qualities that we forget to talk about the little idiosyncrasies which really only the close ones know about. Like how you throw your feet about if anyone even touches a blanket to them, leave alone cover them, even in peak winter. Or how your nose crinkles in extreme concentration, how you suddenly feel sleepy when I mention homework and are wide awake if someone mentions football.  But these are all cute things, what about the not so nice things. Generally we forget them, push them deep under our memory so that only the good remains. That's an impossible person. No one is so perfect. Let's talk about your annoying habit which you may or may not have inherited from someone. I will neither acknowledge nor deny this if questioned later. The habit I am talking about is correcting grammar.  Yesterday I was texting my friend Meghn