He snorted like a teenager and turned his attention to the enormous projection television they had on display across the aisle. Some small child had evidently been fooling with the channels; the screen was displaying a wall-sized cartoon of Bugs Bunny that had been made during World War II. As he gravitated over to idly watch the vintage cartoon on the costly entertainment center, Anita went through the furniture with a veritable fine-toothed comb. Howard wasn’t surprised by her behavior, she went through the ritual of close examination of each piece of nursery accouterment every time they went to a furniture store. Finally Anita finished looking at the suite and came looking for Howard. She found him sitting indolently in one of the seats arrayed in front of the TV, apparently enthralled by the antics of a seventy-year-old cartoon. Anita bent over him and said quietly, “HHoney, it’s time to go.”
Who Wears the Pants Scene 70
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Ephesians Chapter 4
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Stories we Tell Scene 71
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Alvin in the Fourth Scene 120
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Training for the Infantalist Scene 11
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Stories we Tell45
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Summer Nurse Scene 162
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The Vortex Scene 25
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Training for the Infantalist Scene 24
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