10 April 2009

Paul was “Do not speak with your mouth full.”

“You sound like mom.”

“You eat like dad.”

“Should I not use quotation marks when we speak? Mostly this need not be said verbally, or even transcribe to terms, as our previous commentary simply occurred as a natural reaction, a sneeze, when we come together, a ‘remember when’ in our glances.”

“This is why I like when you visit — you are a piece of home without actually being home.”

They are their food out of the divided plastic trays.

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