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INVlet's see if we can get them out .
INVo:h, there's the collie dog, and the horse, and the zebra .
MOT*MOT: even though you're a different face, the animals are making the link .
INVright .
INVoh, now I remember .
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CHIright there .
MOToh, those are cowboy boots .
MOT*MOT: you're right .
MOTI was looking at these rubber boots .
CHIrubber boots .
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CHII can't .
MOTyou can't ?
MOT*MOT: you're just having trouble ?
MOThere .
MOTtake him for a ride .
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CHIParent, xxx .
MOTyou can't do everything at once .
MOT*MOT: when you're not doing something, Parent can do it .
MOTpoor Parent .
CHIParent, don't touch me [=? it] .
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CHIno .
MOTno ?
MOT*MOT: you're gonna have to .
CHIwhat's that ?
MOTxxx .
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INVdon't push her .
INVpoor Parent .
MOT*MOT: you're mean to Parent .
MOTpoor little Parent .
MOTnow you're gonna give her the horse to be nice .
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MOTyou're mean to Parent .
MOTpoor little Parent .
MOT*MOT: now you're gonna give her the horse to be nice .
MOTsee, that's how you are .
MOTyou're mean, and then you act nice afterwards, huh ?
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MOTnow you're gonna give her the horse to be nice .
MOTsee, that's how you are .
MOT*MOT: you're mean, and then you act nice afterwards, huh ?
CHIlook !
CHIlookit, Parent .
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MOTat least we both know how to whine .
MOTdid you hear the doggie ?
MOT*MOT: you're biting his feet .
MOTouch !
INVare you gonna have a dog for lunch ?
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MOThmm ?
CHII sharing .
MOT*MOT: you're sharing ?
MOTyou gave Parent the ball .
MOTI don't know how many balls they went through this summer, because Jamie and her sister would go outside and play ball, and Jamie always threw it in the rose bushes .
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CHIxxx .
CHIhe go right down [=? on] here .
MOT*MOT: you know when you're around your children all the time, you get used to the way the talk .
MOTlike I told you, for writing, she says <ai@c> ["], and I know what she's talking about .
MOTevery time you go somewhere, or if you're gonna leave em with somebody, you feel you have to leave this dictionary xxx, because you're so afraid that someone is not gonna understand em .
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MOTyou know when you're around your children all the time, you get used to the way the talk .
MOTlike I told you, for writing, she says <ai@c> ["], and I know what she's talking about .
MOT*MOT: every time you go somewhere, or if you're gonna leave em with somebody, you feel you have to leave this dictionary xxx, because you're so afraid that someone is not gonna understand em .
INV[- laughs] she speaks pretty clearly though .
INVare you biting my duck again ?
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CHIhe fit there .
CHII wanna go on it [% sit on the boat herself] .
MOT*MOT: you're too big .
CHII wanna try .
MOTwe were on vacation in a big boat .
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MOTwent on a big boat .
INVare you biting the horse too ?
MOT*MOT: you're biting his mouth .
INVdon't bite the horse .
MOTtake him out of your mouth xx dirty .
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MOTtell Parent not to touch .
CHIxxx .
MOT*MOT: you know it's too bad you're not able to video tape at the same time, because you miss a lot .
MOTxxx lulls in the conversation, their actions speak too .
INVyeah .
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MOTare most children shy when you pop in like this ?
INVyeah .
MOT*MOT: which is too bad, in a way, because even though they're talking, you're still not seeing the real child .
INVyeah .
MOTit's too bad you can't do a month's study, just getting friendly with the kids .