Stobelight Spotlight
I grew up in a neighborhood in Midway called Null Addition. In the eyes of an adult it was great property on the river with huge backyards, yet it was still far enough away from the railroad tracks. However, it was an entirely different world to us kids growing up there. Huge yards, railroad tracks, a small wooded area, and a river created the perfect recipe for adventure. We created games and acted out various scenarios all day, but when it started to get dark, it was time for spotlight. I was 4 or 5 years younger than the youngest players, and probably 10 or more years younger than the older ones, so Helen and Jeff didn't let me play. I was occasionally allowed to sit outside on the porch and "help" the big kids count. So, night after night I would watch as all of the kids in our neighborhood and surrounding neighborhoods would dress in black, navy, and camo and gather on our front porch, which was always home base....