Go upstairs. Tea is ready. I have muffins
with no diary, no sugar and no wheat.
Have to soak them in tea to make them soft
to bite but they're very healthy.
So, how was school? None of the girls get
pregnant, drop out?
Not that we know of.
Come to think of it, Joanna Posner was glowing.
What? Nothing, mom.
She’s just kidding.
Mom: Boys don’t like funny girls.
Rory: Noted.
Man: 'Hello? Is Anybody here?'
Mom: We’re here. We’re coming! Have the
muffins made from sprouted wheat. Only
good 24 hours. Everything’s half
off! Where are you? Over here. Where? By the chair! What chair?
E: Careful!
F: I’m okay. Peppers, peppers, peppers.
E: Mike!
F: okay, hello little vegetables, come with
me. I got that. Okay, where’s my glaze?
E: in the counter?
F: on the counter. On, not in, not in the
counter. Okay, good, alright. My sauce. Who-o, that’s pretty good. Hello, a little bit
of greens. Okay, Okay. Hello, my little babies. You like that? A little bit of
juice. Okay. You’re very pretty. Okay.
E: Mike, Mike!
G: Sookie, O-oh, It’s here. It happened. She did it.
F: Ok I’m gonna need a little bit longer
sentence.
G: The Chilton school. Rory got in.
glazeverb
UK /ɡleɪz/ US /ɡleɪz/
glaze verb (SHINY)
[ T ] to make a surface shiny by putting aliquid substance onto it and leaving it orheating it until it dries:
UK /ɡleɪz/ US /ɡleɪz/
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