London Time

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"Mom, what time is it in England right now?"

"One in the morning."

"That means in the middle of the night?"

"Yep."

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"Mom, what time is it in England now?

"It's four-o'clock in the afternoon."

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"Mom, what time is it in England right now?"

"It's ten-o'clock at night. It's always about eight hours later there than it is here. Why do you keep asking, Bud?"

"For when Dad's in England next month, I'm trying to figure out how he's going to get to bed on time."

Smacksy Sunday Links

This is an important read for parents or anyone around small kids.

Simply amazing.

And a kitty sings the blues.

Happy Mother's Day, You People.

Smacksy Saturday Photo: Friends

Sweetest.

Says Who?

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 "Mom? What's disco?"

"It's a kind of music and dancing that was really popular about thirty years ago."

"I heard it died. Is it dead?"

"Some people think so."

"What does the dance look like?"

"Kind of like this - watch."

"Mom? Are you okay? You can stop now... Mom?'

Lucky Ladies

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"Mom, we need to leave t-ball practice as soon as it's over."

"We will. We don't want to be late to Sabine's for pizza."

"It's more than pizza, Mom. It's dinner with my girls."

Sweet Dreams

Yes. Mr. Rosenberg sleeps spooning the dog.

My Heart

"Mom, I'm sorry you're not feeling good."

"Thanks, Sweetheart. It's just a cold. I'll feel better soon. I love you."

"I love you more like more plus four-hundred-fifty."

"That's a lot, but I don't know if you can say you love me more than I love you."

"But, Mom I loved you before you even knew I was going to be here."

"I believe you."