In a tiny room that used to be a guest room and was now a nursery, we found a fledgling Flanagan.Quinn: Loving the alliteration there, narrator.
Susie: I'm sorry, sweetie, you're loving what now?
Quinn: My beautiful and amazing wife, of course.
Susie: Right answer.
Pippin: And after a very short time, said beautiful and amazing wife took the baby to the cake.
Quinn: Lidell, you get to grow legs today!
Pippin: Psh, theoretically there are legs inside the burrito wrap...I think...maybe?
Quinn: Look, dear, she's a beautiful blonde. Whoever would have guessed that?
Pippin: (muttering) I was kind of hoping for a redhead.
Susie: What's that, Pippin?
Pippin: I said...she's beautiful just like you, Susie.
Quinn: Nice save!
Pippin: And here is Susie being terrified of the claw.
Quinn: Honey, isn't the baby supposed to be the one enjoying that game?
Susie: But look! It's coming right at me!
Pippin: And because we're all just big, sappy, family-oriented people here, it's a family shot.
Quinn: We
are a darned attractive family.
Pippin: And they were so attentive to young Liddell that they even hired a trained dog to come watch TV with her when they were busy.
Quinn: That dog was not cheap, either!
Pippin: And thanks to two very devoted parents, Liddell soon mastered her skills.
Susie: Really, Pippin? We're showing the potty shot? Not walking or talking?
Pippin: Well...I didn't get a shot with the point value for either of those, so...
Quinn: Maybe we can hire that dog to be our new Watcher...?
Pippin: Hey!
Quinn: Can you say, "I'm tired of my Watcher's nonsense?"
Liddell: Tired! Tired!
Pippin: That's adorable and insulting all at the same time.
Quinn: Multitasking, my friend. Multitasking.
Pippin: And on the subject of accomplishing tasks, Susie was making a new friend...
Pippin: and Quinn was becoming an
old friend.
Quinn: Curses! I've gained a bad back and lost my sense of style.
Pippin: I can help with the sense of style...
Quinn: This is better. Hope my wife isn't too disappointed, though.
Pippin: Don't worry, she's also aging up soon.
Susie: Yes, but only to adult, so you're still my old man.
Quinn: Lovely.
Susie: Yes. Yes I am!
Pippin: And our household continues with excellent parenting and the throwing of parties. Including costume parties.
Susie: Well, husband, I notice you focusing on our daughter and not eye-balling the lovely repairperson dressed as a cheerleader.
Quinn: Yes ma'am. That husband of the year award is in the bag!
Pippin: And now that Teagan has seen that said repairperson wore the same outfit, she may put
her in a bag. A body bag.
Quinn: Birthday party time!
Pippin: Yes. Happier thoughts! Strangely, you two never actually throw parties for birthdays, but throw them for no reason at all all the time.
Susie: We like to be unpredictable.
Pippin: And Liddell ages up to be quite a lovely child.
Susie: Okay, that was predictable.
Liddell: Predictable and stylish.
Quinn: That's my girl!