XAlain: Well, if it ain't the ghost of Sullivan Square. Do I wanna know where you been sleepin' nights?
Murdoch: I don't ask you.
Alain: Yeah, cause you know I'm curled up someplace with a nice warm girl. Don't get me wrong, you suddenly decided to get laid we all cheerin' for you, but my money's on a hot date with Mr. Rooftom Sleeping Bag. ... Hey, remember how when we met you arm didn't work right an' hurt all the time an' --
Murdoch: Yes.
Alain: An' it been like that for years, but you just got better at dodgin' you old man an' learnt to use you left? An' I took you home an' Maman, she broke it again so it'd set right an' said you could stay with us til it healed, an' now it don't bother you at --
Murdoch: Iris still pushin' for Sophie to live with you?
Alain: Do saints weep? Lord, but Maman do go on about it. I never wanted no kid, an' I don't see why I got to be stuck with one. Ain't my fault her maman's crazy. Stop tryin' to throw me off. You know we have this fight every time, an' every time it come to nothin' cause nobody... else... will.... You wouldn't. Come on, frere, you know I'd make an awful da! It's why you always -- You bluffin'. An' even if you do take her side it don't matter. What would I do with a four-year-old? I can hold out against both of you. I can. Watch me. ... This is blackmail.
Murdoch: You want cherry-filled or chocolate?
Murdoch: I don't ask you.
Alain: Yeah, cause you know I'm curled up someplace with a nice warm girl. Don't get me wrong, you suddenly decided to get laid we all cheerin' for you, but my money's on a hot date with Mr. Rooftom Sleeping Bag. ... Hey, remember how when we met you arm didn't work right an' hurt all the time an' --
Murdoch: Yes.
Alain: An' it been like that for years, but you just got better at dodgin' you old man an' learnt to use you left? An' I took you home an' Maman, she broke it again so it'd set right an' said you could stay with us til it healed, an' now it don't bother you at --
Murdoch: Iris still pushin' for Sophie to live with you?
Alain: Do saints weep? Lord, but Maman do go on about it. I never wanted no kid, an' I don't see why I got to be stuck with one. Ain't my fault her maman's crazy. Stop tryin' to throw me off. You know we have this fight every time, an' every time it come to nothin' cause nobody... else... will.... You wouldn't. Come on, frere, you know I'd make an awful da! It's why you always -- You bluffin'. An' even if you do take her side it don't matter. What would I do with a four-year-old? I can hold out against both of you. I can. Watch me. ... This is blackmail.
Murdoch: You want cherry-filled or chocolate?
When last we saw.... Murdoch - Alain
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July 16, 2013
Sorry for the update skip. My husband had to go on a business trip last week, leaving me and the toddler to our own devices. I have a new plan: every time a politician starts talking about lazy single welfare mothers and how they should just get a real job, give them a two-year-old and tell them they have to deal with that and a full-time job for the next week. My only worry is that I can't think of many politicians I'd trust with so much as a goldfish, but hey. They're resilient creatures, two-year-olds. I'm pretty sure they'd come out of the experience with the least emotional scarring.
At any rate, no more bumps that I know of coming up, though with the way my life is going I expect I'll have have a house dropped on me with complimentary singing Munchkins before the month's out.
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