Third Floor CR, Monday Night

[living_endless]

It wasn't even Thanksgiving yet, but Didi was firmly of the opinion that it was never too early for Christmas cookies. She flopped down with a bin of frosted sugar cookies shaped like bells and wreaths and an old Katharine Hepburn movie.

She'd probably share the cookies.

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[living_endless]

"You think you might get in trouble if the baby got chewed on?"

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"Maybe," Hayley said. "But maybe I can argue that scars build character..."

[living_endless]

"You could take out a marker and draw a tattoo over the marks," Didi suggested helpfully. "Tell the professor it was important your child artistically express herself."

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Hayley giggled. "That's a great idea, too," she said. "Who doesn't want an expressed baby, right?"

[living_endless]

"You know me, I live to serve," Didi said blithely. "I just hope the dog doesn't decide the baby's a bone and bury her."

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Hayley just started laughing. "That'd just be silly. Babies aren't bones!"

She suddenly got distracted. "Ooooh, cookies. Can I have one?"

[living_endless]

"Go for it," Didi said. "They're just sugar cookies, but they're good. I got them at the bakery in town."

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"There's nothing just about sugar cookies," Hayley said, snagging one. "Besides, its free. Free cookies taste better. Didn't you know that?"

[living_endless]

"Free everything tastes better," Didi countered.

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"That's a good point," Hayley said. "Though dirt tastes awful, and that's free."

She giggled at her own joke.

[living_endless]

Didi laughed a little too. "I can't say I've eaten a whole lot of dirt lately."

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"Oh, me neither," Hayley said. "Not like I grew up with a yard to play in, either. But when I was real little and in the park, well..."

She shrugged and grinned. "Kids will be kids, right?"