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    • Thursday, June 29, 2006

    Headline: Teenager Prepares Supper (sort of)

    The following dialogue occurred at about 4:00 this afternoon. I've been under the weather all day because it's my turn to come down with a virus after nursing both kids through it.

    El Grande: Mom, what's for supper?
    Daisy: Gee, I don't really feel up to cooking.
    El Grande: Well, you don't have to cook.
    Daisy: Are you willing to make supper?
    El Grande: No, but we could call for a pizza.
    Daisy: I made a pizza in the oven last night. Is it okay to have pizza two nights in a row?
    El Grande: Sure! I'll call for delivery so you don't have to.

    Notice he didn't offer to reach into his wallet and pay for it, though. I guess the rest of the family wouldn't be satisfied with sharing my canned chicken noodle soup!

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