Caehl is fascinated with the collarbone. He always touches his Nanay Ev's and asks why she has it.
"Nanay Ev has problems," he told me one time. "She has a bone here," he said, pointing to the location.
He thought that when you get thin and your bones show, it means you have problems.
"Mommy, do you have problems like Nanay?" he asked, while trying to feel my collarbone.
"Ikaw, where's your bone?" I asked.
"Wala!" he quickly replied.
"Why?" I asked again.
"Kasi mataba," he said. Then we laughed.
(Yesterday though, he told me he has a collarbone after all. "Meron pala, Mommy," he said, taking my hand so I can feel it.)
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