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So we’re heading out. Really, we are. Maybe. I’ll get back to you on that.

Meanwhile, a snippet of grammar instruction while the girls were having computer time this afternoon. I was sitting nearby crafting my grocery list. (Yes, crafting. It is a thing of beauty.)

Little Miss: “I amn’t getting that.”

The Sprite: “Or you could say ‘aren’t.’”

Little Miss: “Oh, okay.”