So three weeks ago, Liam got out of the bathtub and told me he wanted to go pee pee in the potty. He didn't have any luck, but I knew that meant it was time to start potty training. That following monday, we went for it. It was a little tricky at first, but he totally got it the first day. The second day he only had two accidents and by the 3rd day he was totally potty trained! A lot of kiddos get nervous about pooping on the potty, but not this guy. He likes to poop 4-5 times a day on the potty. He pees a LOOOT. Eli goes like 4 times a day... Liam pees every 15 minutes. And surprisingly, since we started this two weeks ago, he has woken up dry every single time. Success!!!
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Liam is potty trained!
So three weeks ago, Liam got out of the bathtub and told me he wanted to go pee pee in the potty. He didn't have any luck, but I knew that meant it was time to start potty training. That following monday, we went for it. It was a little tricky at first, but he totally got it the first day. The second day he only had two accidents and by the 3rd day he was totally potty trained! A lot of kiddos get nervous about pooping on the potty, but not this guy. He likes to poop 4-5 times a day on the potty. He pees a LOOOT. Eli goes like 4 times a day... Liam pees every 15 minutes. And surprisingly, since we started this two weeks ago, he has woken up dry every single time. Success!!!
Brielle at 15 months
My little baby is 15 months old! I keep looking at her, knowing that soon...very soon...she'll be a little girl and not a baby anymore.
It's very cute how much of a little helper Brielle can be at times. When we do the laundry, she understands that the clothes need to come out of the washer and go in the dryer... and usually tries to help me... one piece of clothing at a time. Whenever she sees a washcloth, she will pick it up and rub it all over her face. If she sees shoes, she tries to put them on. If something (legos, mainly) is spilled out and she sees that we are trying to clean up, she will come over to help put them away.... and then promptly dump them out again. If I ask her where her baby is, she will go over to the toy bin, open it, get out her two babies, and carry them over to me. It's neat to see her understanding so much. Sometimes, when she is in destruction mode and starts emptying containers, drawers, etc, I can tell her to put it back and she will... but only sometimes.
She's starting to figure out how to color, but she's still more interested in eating the crayon/marker.
She's consistent with these words and uses them appropriately: up, poo-poo (she always tells me when she went!), nap, sock, shoe, sit, boom, baba, apple. She tries to say diaper and likes to try saying fish ("shhhh").
This week especially, she is getting even more into EVERYTHING. She can scale the back of the couch and climb just about everything. Two days ago, I had to put her down for a nap early just so that I could sit and eat my lunch. She still loves going into the kitchen cabinets and emptying them all out.
It's very cute how much of a little helper Brielle can be at times. When we do the laundry, she understands that the clothes need to come out of the washer and go in the dryer... and usually tries to help me... one piece of clothing at a time. Whenever she sees a washcloth, she will pick it up and rub it all over her face. If she sees shoes, she tries to put them on. If something (legos, mainly) is spilled out and she sees that we are trying to clean up, she will come over to help put them away.... and then promptly dump them out again. If I ask her where her baby is, she will go over to the toy bin, open it, get out her two babies, and carry them over to me. It's neat to see her understanding so much. Sometimes, when she is in destruction mode and starts emptying containers, drawers, etc, I can tell her to put it back and she will... but only sometimes.
She's starting to figure out how to color, but she's still more interested in eating the crayon/marker.
She's consistent with these words and uses them appropriately: up, poo-poo (she always tells me when she went!), nap, sock, shoe, sit, boom, baba, apple. She tries to say diaper and likes to try saying fish ("shhhh").
This week especially, she is getting even more into EVERYTHING. She can scale the back of the couch and climb just about everything. Two days ago, I had to put her down for a nap early just so that I could sit and eat my lunch. She still loves going into the kitchen cabinets and emptying them all out.
Monday, May 12, 2014
Eli at 5
How old are you? 5
What makes you happy? Presents
What is your favorite animal? Sabertooth Tiger and Cougar
What is your favorite thing to eat? oranges
What is your least favorite thing to eat? salsa with chips
What is your favorite thing to do? Play Mario games with Mommy
What is your favorite TV show? Mario and Wild Kratts
What are you really good at? Listening (hahahahah...what???)
What is your favorite movie? Peter Pan
What is your favorite color? Orange
What is your favorite song? "Good Girl" by Carrie Underwood
Who is your best friend? Kuya Jaymin
What do you and your mom do together? play
What do you and your dad do together? play
What is your favorite sport? Baseball
Where is your favorite place to go? The Ice Cream Factory (he's never been to an ice cream factory)
What is your favorite book? Predator Showdown
What do you want to be when you grow up? Paleontologist
What is your favorite thing to eat for lunch? Peach Yogurt
What is your favorite place you visited this year? Legoland
If you had a lot of money, what would you do with it? Buy a saber tooth tiger with a straight body
If you had a whole day to do anything you wanted, what would you do? "Do something called playing"
What is your favorite dessert? Ice cream with caramel, chocolate chips, sprinkles and whipped cream
What are you scared of? Heights and ghosts
What is your favorite thing to do outside? play ball
What is your favorite holiday? Halloween
What is your favorite snack? a donut
What is your favorite cereal? Captain Crunch
What is your favorite drink? chocolate milk
What is the most important thing you've learned in life so far? wild turkeys
What makes you happy? Presents
What is your favorite animal? Sabertooth Tiger and Cougar
What is your favorite thing to eat? oranges
What is your least favorite thing to eat? salsa with chips
What is your favorite thing to do? Play Mario games with Mommy
What is your favorite TV show? Mario and Wild Kratts
What are you really good at? Listening (hahahahah...what???)
What is your favorite movie? Peter Pan
What is your favorite color? Orange
What is your favorite song? "Good Girl" by Carrie Underwood
Who is your best friend? Kuya Jaymin
What do you and your mom do together? play
What do you and your dad do together? play
What is your favorite sport? Baseball
Where is your favorite place to go? The Ice Cream Factory (he's never been to an ice cream factory)
What is your favorite book? Predator Showdown
What do you want to be when you grow up? Paleontologist
What is your favorite thing to eat for lunch? Peach Yogurt
What is your favorite place you visited this year? Legoland
If you had a lot of money, what would you do with it? Buy a saber tooth tiger with a straight body
If you had a whole day to do anything you wanted, what would you do? "Do something called playing"
What is your favorite dessert? Ice cream with caramel, chocolate chips, sprinkles and whipped cream
What are you scared of? Heights and ghosts
What is your favorite thing to do outside? play ball
What is your favorite holiday? Halloween
What is your favorite snack? a donut
What is your favorite cereal? Captain Crunch
What is your favorite drink? chocolate milk
What is the most important thing you've learned in life so far? wild turkeys
Thursday, May 1, 2014
Eli in April
Eli continues to be OBSESSED with animals. He loooooves watching the Wild Kratts and would watch it all day long if I would let him. He memorizes animal facts and talks about animals ALL DAY LONG. If we're driving in the car, he can literally spew out animal facts for 2-3 hours straight.
His other favorite shows in April: Octonauts, Dora (especially animal episodes).
Favorite books: Who's got the apple (one of my favorites as a kid), Berenstain Bear books, animal/dinosaur books.
He is big into legos again and likes building ships/planes/vehicles with Liam.
He loves riding his scooter around and especially enjoys trying to crash into Liam.
His most favorite thing to do is attack Liam as brutally as possible, staging "Fights" on the couch. He likes to claw at Liam's head and face as much as he possibly can.
He loves kissing Brielle on the cheek. He still calls her "Be-elle."
He has given Cougar to Liam and decided that Friedrich, my old bear, is his favorite. He carries him from room to room and he has to be in his bed before he goes to sleep.
Our bedtime routine is ever changing, but for April, this is what he likes. He wants to lay next to me for about 2 minutes and then have me carry him into his bed. I have to scratch his back 50 times, with 10 bonus times, and then rub his tummy 10 times. I then have to pat his side or his back and cover him. He's going through this weird stage where he doesn't like to be left alone in a room. He says the monsters are going to get him. I don't think he's actually afraid of monsters.. I think it's cause we read about a kid being afraid of monsters. We have discussed the fact that monsters are extinct, just like dinosaurs, so it's impossible for them to come bother him.
He is the slowest eater EVER and it can sometimes take him a good 20 minutes to eat one chicken nugget. Last night, I asked him what he wanted for dinner and he told me he wanted three celery sticks, one broccoli, one carrot and some "China rice." I explained that we didn't have any chinese food and he said to just call the guy (the delivery guy) and have him bring some. Love that guy. Happy he chose veggies!
Today is May 1st and he's SUPER excited cause he wants his birthday to come. :)
His other favorite shows in April: Octonauts, Dora (especially animal episodes).
Favorite books: Who's got the apple (one of my favorites as a kid), Berenstain Bear books, animal/dinosaur books.
He is big into legos again and likes building ships/planes/vehicles with Liam.
He loves riding his scooter around and especially enjoys trying to crash into Liam.
His most favorite thing to do is attack Liam as brutally as possible, staging "Fights" on the couch. He likes to claw at Liam's head and face as much as he possibly can.
He loves kissing Brielle on the cheek. He still calls her "Be-elle."
He has given Cougar to Liam and decided that Friedrich, my old bear, is his favorite. He carries him from room to room and he has to be in his bed before he goes to sleep.
Our bedtime routine is ever changing, but for April, this is what he likes. He wants to lay next to me for about 2 minutes and then have me carry him into his bed. I have to scratch his back 50 times, with 10 bonus times, and then rub his tummy 10 times. I then have to pat his side or his back and cover him. He's going through this weird stage where he doesn't like to be left alone in a room. He says the monsters are going to get him. I don't think he's actually afraid of monsters.. I think it's cause we read about a kid being afraid of monsters. We have discussed the fact that monsters are extinct, just like dinosaurs, so it's impossible for them to come bother him.
He is the slowest eater EVER and it can sometimes take him a good 20 minutes to eat one chicken nugget. Last night, I asked him what he wanted for dinner and he told me he wanted three celery sticks, one broccoli, one carrot and some "China rice." I explained that we didn't have any chinese food and he said to just call the guy (the delivery guy) and have him bring some. Love that guy. Happy he chose veggies!
Today is May 1st and he's SUPER excited cause he wants his birthday to come. :)
Brielle at 14 months
I feel like Brielle is growing by leaps and bounds these days. April was the month of climbing, climbing, climbing. This girl has no fear. She likes to try to climb anything and everything she can find. We now have to keep all of our chairs turned over on their sides and away from the table, because she very much enjoys climbing up onto the kitchen table, the shelves by the doors, etc. If the chairs are not turned over, she simply pushes them over to the table and climbs up. She also likes pushing the toy baskets over to the counter with the TV so that she can climb up there. Falling does not deter her. She cries for about 2 seconds and then goes over and tries again.
She understands a lot now and it's really fun to see. She understands "come here" and "let's go" and usually does it right away. If she picks up something I don't want her to have, I act excited and say "Thank you!" and she comes and hands it to me. She will go get things if I ask her to.
She's trying to talk a lot more, though she doesn't really have many new words. Her favorite continues to be "UP" and she says it appropriately all the time... if she wants to be picked up, if she wants to get out of her high chair, and if we get in the elevator. If she sees a shoe or a sock, she tries to say it.. "sssssss." If she sees anyone's shoes on the floor, she will pick them up and bring them to you.
She's imitating a lot these days, which is very cute to see. This morning, when I was doing laundry, she walked over, took clothes out of the washer and put them in the dryer. It was adorable. The other day when she and Liam were taking a bath (they always take their baths together...they are buddies), she picked up a washcloth and started washing Liam's back. A few days ago, she tried to also help me wipe Liam's bottom when I was changing his diaper. She's getting the way things work and it's very fun to see. She's a good little observer.
Brielle can eat more than her brothers. A typical dinner for her includes 3-4 chicken nuggets (or 2 fish sticks), a yogurt, fruit and something else. She likes peanut butter crackers. She does a pretty good job feeding herself squeezy fruit/veggie pouches. She LOVES drinking water and is constantly looking for hers or stealing her brothers'. She lets me know she wants water by walking over near it and saying "EH! EH!" She LOVES blueberries and peas.
She's in size 12-18 mo clothes and size 4 diapers. She does not like to keep socks on her feet and usually pulls them off. She loves wearing shoes. She understands that she has to put a jacket on before we leave and usually tries to "help."
She LOVES dancing and likes dancing to the theme songs of her brothers' shows, especially The Wild Kratts. She'll just laugh and laugh and dance. Very cute. She likes spinning, just like Liam.
She also loves hearing songs, especially Three Blind Mice. If she's upset or crying and I sing that to her, she instantly starts laughing and laughing. She and Liam both like to hear that one and want me to sing it over and over. She also loves being tickled and getting raspberries on her belly.
When I take her for a nap, I do a little nap dance and the whole way to the room, we say... "na na na na na na NAP!" and do a little jump. She loves that and has been trying to say Nap when I do. I then put her in her sleep sack and she puts her thumb in her mouth. i sing her one line of twinkle twinkle and then lay her on her pillow and she doesn't protest at all. I've noticed lately that she likes to try to cuddle with the corner of her pillowcase. I cover her with her owl blanket and that's it! Out. She is still the easiest child to put to bed, ever.
Brielle LOVES bath time and there is no way I would ever be able to give Liam or Eli a bath and not include her... she pulls at her clothes (to try to take them off) and RUNS to the bathroom and tries to climb in. She looooves being in there. Two days ago, she discovered that it is unpleasant to put your head under the water. She loves splashing. I can't wait to take her in the pool this year.
She LOVES going to the playground because it means she gets to climb to her heart's content. She HATES the swings and is SOOOO scared of them. TOTAL fear when I push her.
She is a HAPPY baby and when I take her out, she's always smiling at people, laughing and making them laugh. She occasionally will hide in my chest or cling to my legs if we are in a new place, but she gets over that pretty quickly.
She gets MAD when her brothers take a toy from her now and will scream at the top of her lungs and then start banging her head on the floor. She likes to get into Liam's stuff a lot and he's too little to be nice about it... she usually gets pushed or hit. Eli is better about understanding and usually gives her a kiss.
Her nickname is Brielly, which I call her a lot... Liam calls her that most of the time, as does Eli. It's pretty cute.
More adventures to come!
She understands a lot now and it's really fun to see. She understands "come here" and "let's go" and usually does it right away. If she picks up something I don't want her to have, I act excited and say "Thank you!" and she comes and hands it to me. She will go get things if I ask her to.
She's trying to talk a lot more, though she doesn't really have many new words. Her favorite continues to be "UP" and she says it appropriately all the time... if she wants to be picked up, if she wants to get out of her high chair, and if we get in the elevator. If she sees a shoe or a sock, she tries to say it.. "sssssss." If she sees anyone's shoes on the floor, she will pick them up and bring them to you.
She's imitating a lot these days, which is very cute to see. This morning, when I was doing laundry, she walked over, took clothes out of the washer and put them in the dryer. It was adorable. The other day when she and Liam were taking a bath (they always take their baths together...they are buddies), she picked up a washcloth and started washing Liam's back. A few days ago, she tried to also help me wipe Liam's bottom when I was changing his diaper. She's getting the way things work and it's very fun to see. She's a good little observer.
Brielle can eat more than her brothers. A typical dinner for her includes 3-4 chicken nuggets (or 2 fish sticks), a yogurt, fruit and something else. She likes peanut butter crackers. She does a pretty good job feeding herself squeezy fruit/veggie pouches. She LOVES drinking water and is constantly looking for hers or stealing her brothers'. She lets me know she wants water by walking over near it and saying "EH! EH!" She LOVES blueberries and peas.
She's in size 12-18 mo clothes and size 4 diapers. She does not like to keep socks on her feet and usually pulls them off. She loves wearing shoes. She understands that she has to put a jacket on before we leave and usually tries to "help."
She LOVES dancing and likes dancing to the theme songs of her brothers' shows, especially The Wild Kratts. She'll just laugh and laugh and dance. Very cute. She likes spinning, just like Liam.
She also loves hearing songs, especially Three Blind Mice. If she's upset or crying and I sing that to her, she instantly starts laughing and laughing. She and Liam both like to hear that one and want me to sing it over and over. She also loves being tickled and getting raspberries on her belly.
When I take her for a nap, I do a little nap dance and the whole way to the room, we say... "na na na na na na NAP!" and do a little jump. She loves that and has been trying to say Nap when I do. I then put her in her sleep sack and she puts her thumb in her mouth. i sing her one line of twinkle twinkle and then lay her on her pillow and she doesn't protest at all. I've noticed lately that she likes to try to cuddle with the corner of her pillowcase. I cover her with her owl blanket and that's it! Out. She is still the easiest child to put to bed, ever.
Brielle LOVES bath time and there is no way I would ever be able to give Liam or Eli a bath and not include her... she pulls at her clothes (to try to take them off) and RUNS to the bathroom and tries to climb in. She looooves being in there. Two days ago, she discovered that it is unpleasant to put your head under the water. She loves splashing. I can't wait to take her in the pool this year.
She LOVES going to the playground because it means she gets to climb to her heart's content. She HATES the swings and is SOOOO scared of them. TOTAL fear when I push her.
She is a HAPPY baby and when I take her out, she's always smiling at people, laughing and making them laugh. She occasionally will hide in my chest or cling to my legs if we are in a new place, but she gets over that pretty quickly.
She gets MAD when her brothers take a toy from her now and will scream at the top of her lungs and then start banging her head on the floor. She likes to get into Liam's stuff a lot and he's too little to be nice about it... she usually gets pushed or hit. Eli is better about understanding and usually gives her a kiss.
Her nickname is Brielly, which I call her a lot... Liam calls her that most of the time, as does Eli. It's pretty cute.
More adventures to come!
Spring Break 2014
This is our first year having a child in school and the first time we had to plan a vacation around a break from school. Mike was able to get Eli's spring break off from work and I wanted us to be able to have a really fun family vacation.
I decided that it would be fun to take the kids to Amish country in Lancaster, PA, and even more fun to stay on a farm while we were there. We booked a room in a cottage at the Verdant View Farm and off we went! We left Monday after lunch and arrived around 4pm. When we got there, we got to go into the barn and see the cows, the bunnies and some of the cats walking around. The kids then ran around to see the goats and we had perfect timing and were invited in to collect eggs from the chickens. That was a lot of fun. Eli was afraid to touch any of the chickens. We then explored the property and let the kids run around for a while. They were excited to wave to the passing train and were very afraid when we said they could later stand on the tracks to take a picture. We stayed in the top floor of a house on the property and had two double beds and a pull away bed (for Eli!). Brielle slept in a pack in play and Liam slept in a bed with me. Mike had his own bed...lucky! The room was perfect and even had a little nook with a window and a basket of fun toys and books for the kids. There was a playground in the backyard that the kids loved. We went to a buffet style restaurant for dinner called the Bird-in-Hand restaurant and the kids had fun. Brielle ate her weight in peas. The desserts were amazing and the boys had fun sampling the pies and trying the ice cream. We then let them run off their energy at a fun nearby playground with lots of fun slides! They crashed shortly after we got home, which is good because we wanted to wake up early to see the cows being milked. We headed over (in the rain..ugh) at 7:30 and were excited to see 5 cows being milked. We were the only ones there at the time and got to talk to the dairy farmer guy who answered all of our questions. After that, we headed over to the farm house for a farm breakfast and I drank raw cow milk for the first time. After breakfast, we went back and packed up our stuff and headed over to the Choo-Choo barn, a huge room with a huge mini train display... villages, etc. The kids enjoyed it. We had a fun lunch at a restaurant nearby (thank you for serving dinosaur chicken nuggets!). Brielle choked on a goldfish, which was no fun, but she was ok and it ended up being a great time. After lunch, we hit the Strasburg Railroad Museum and the kids loved looking at the big trains and climbing aboard. There was one setup where they got to use shovels and pretend that they were shoveling coal... that was their favorite part. They also had a HUGE playroom with tons and tons and tons of Thomas tracks set up. THAT was fun. On to our next stop: Baltimore!
My mom was recovering from pneumonia so our original plan of dropping them off at her house and having a night out didn't pan out. So along came the kids and we turned it into a family night! We stayed in an amazing hotel, The Admiral Fells Inn, in Fells point. For dinner, we went to a seafood restaurant where Brielle out-ate both of her brothers, putting away 2 large chicken tenders. After dinner, we got ice cream (which is where we learned that if you feed a 2 year old bright blue ice cream, he will poop bright green). In the morning, we enjoyed breakfast in and then took off for the national Aquarium. The kids had fun and Eli got to see his favorite, the Red Bellied Piranha. Liam loved seeing the sharks and Brielle was excited to see everything. Then we headed to mom's house!
Thursday, we took the kids to DC on the Metro. First stop: Natural History Museum to see the Dinosaurs before they close the exhibit for 5 years. That was fun. They especially loved the mammal room where they got to see a tiger, bears, lions, etc. After the museum, we walked across the mall and the boys enjoyed a caramel popcorn break before we headed into the Air and Space museum. They weren't really too impressed and were getting tired and cranky, so we headed home.
Friday, Emily came over and we had a big Easter Egg Hung int the backyard! That was a ton of fun. Liam was so excited, running around yelling "ANOTHER EGG!!!" In each egg were either 2 jellybeans, 2 fruit snacks, or 2 m&ms and there were two golden eggs that each had $1 (which, come to think of it, I have no idea what they did with). We let them each open a few eggs. We headed home after that.
Sunday was Easter... I had to work, but the Easter Bunny still brought their baskets! Brielle got a new baseball glove (to keep up with her brothers), a few stuffed animals, and some eggs filled with baby snacks. Eli and Liam each had a new puzzle, a new movie and a bunch of eggs filled with m&Ms and jellybeans. They got a whole pack of fruit snacks, which is a treat for them since we usually don't have those. Daddy said they were pretty excited. Daddy also got them all dressed up in their suits (and dress for Brielle) and took them to church. They made it all the way through the offering, which is pretty good!
It was a super fun vacation week!!
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
What it's like taking kids to the post office.
Kid-free me going to the post office:
I open the door, walk in, go get in the line, wait, go online on my phone til it's my turn, get called, go tell the worker that i want this mailed, wait in silence, answer questions appropriately, pay and leave.
Today, while Eli was in school, I decided to take Liam and Brielle to the post office. Here's how it went.
First of all, the doors are about 1 cm wider than my double stroller, so holding the door open and trying to squeeze them in is always a task. Thank goodness.... 90% of the time, someone holds the door for me. As soon as I get in, I have to do a sharp 90 degree turn and try to get another door open. Then there are the stairs. I have to bump the stroller up 4 stairs backwards. Not too bad if I don't have a lot of boxes but when I do, that's an added challenge. Next comes the line part. In my post office, there are two lines and the one I have to get in is always too small (ropes) for us to fit. So I have to figure out how to get the little rope things moved out of the way. Not too big of a problem, but when I do that, I have now made it impossible for me to fit when I loop back around and get to the window. When I'm in line, I spend most of my time convincing Liam not to touch the ropes, not to bother the people, to sit down, and that we will be leaving soon. When it's finally our turn, this is what me standing at the window sounds like.
"Yes, I'd like to mail these priority." "liam sit DOWN." "no, liam, sit DOWN." "I said sit DOWN." "if you don't get back in that stroller, you're going to be in big trouble." "I'm sorry..could you repeat that? No, nothing fragile." "Liam. Sit. Down." "No, you can't stick your hand through the slot." "No, the lady is busy." "Ok..say hi to the lady." "No, we can't go. We have to pay to mail the package." "No, you can't have a snack right now." "SIT DOWN." "I said sit down." etc etc etc.
Sigh.
I open the door, walk in, go get in the line, wait, go online on my phone til it's my turn, get called, go tell the worker that i want this mailed, wait in silence, answer questions appropriately, pay and leave.
Today, while Eli was in school, I decided to take Liam and Brielle to the post office. Here's how it went.
First of all, the doors are about 1 cm wider than my double stroller, so holding the door open and trying to squeeze them in is always a task. Thank goodness.... 90% of the time, someone holds the door for me. As soon as I get in, I have to do a sharp 90 degree turn and try to get another door open. Then there are the stairs. I have to bump the stroller up 4 stairs backwards. Not too bad if I don't have a lot of boxes but when I do, that's an added challenge. Next comes the line part. In my post office, there are two lines and the one I have to get in is always too small (ropes) for us to fit. So I have to figure out how to get the little rope things moved out of the way. Not too big of a problem, but when I do that, I have now made it impossible for me to fit when I loop back around and get to the window. When I'm in line, I spend most of my time convincing Liam not to touch the ropes, not to bother the people, to sit down, and that we will be leaving soon. When it's finally our turn, this is what me standing at the window sounds like.
"Yes, I'd like to mail these priority." "liam sit DOWN." "no, liam, sit DOWN." "I said sit DOWN." "if you don't get back in that stroller, you're going to be in big trouble." "I'm sorry..could you repeat that? No, nothing fragile." "Liam. Sit. Down." "No, you can't stick your hand through the slot." "No, the lady is busy." "Ok..say hi to the lady." "No, we can't go. We have to pay to mail the package." "No, you can't have a snack right now." "SIT DOWN." "I said sit down." etc etc etc.
Sigh.
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