I know I’m not the only person who talks to inanimate objects.Okay, there are probably more people who talk to animals than nonliving things. My mother never talks to anything nonliving, to the best of my knowledge. While I was growing up, she talked to all our pets, which I realize is not unusual. But she frequently involved them in conversations that did not appear—at least to me—to be very interesting to the pet.
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