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margoism #245

We may have missed the first 244, but I offer you this one for the reading:

Last week, heading downstairs for breakfast, Margo says to me:

"Mama, I think that you and Papa should make some more love and make some more kids." (We've roughly sketched out how babies come about at what we feel is an appropriate level for a three year old)

"You think? Why? Two kids aren't enough?"

"No Mama. Big families are cozy."

Come on, kid, enough with the cute. You're killing me.