One of the tiniest things I brought with me when we moved back to Nicaragua in June was this little nut. If you have done any kind of move overseas (and especially with kids!) you know that little things like this rarely get packed. Especially as you wade through all of your "decision-requiring stuff": clothes, shoes, books, DVD's, papers, kitchen stuff, that random broken thing, that paper clip or magnet, that thing you forgot you had and maybe you would use it now that you found it, and on and on. It takes months of sorting, selling, giving away, packing, etc to finally be prepared with those bags that are only supposed to be 40 lbs. Granted, this nut weighs nothing but how did it make the cut? Better yet, how did I not lose track of it in an international move? I'm not exactly sure how to answer the above questions but this I do know: though little in size, this nut reminds ...
