Thirtysomething1987

Ethan Weston:
Mom?

Nancy Krieger Weston:
What?

Ethan Weston:
Know what turtles are?

Nancy Krieger Weston:
What's that?

Ethan Weston:
They're fascinating.

Nancy Krieger Weston:
[smiling at his use of his new word] I agree. Now, c'mere. You know I've been thinking. We had so much fun doing our book together, I was thinking maybe we should do another project together. You have any ideas?

Ethan Weston:
I don't.

Nancy Krieger Weston:
No? Well, I do. I was thinking, maybe we could do one this time about forests, only real ones. We could go exploring leaves and animals and stuff.

Ethan Weston:
I hate nature.

Nancy Krieger Weston:
Oh, you do not.

Ethan Weston:
I do.

Nancy Krieger Weston:
Well, turtles are nature. Why don't we do a book about turtles?

Ethan Weston:
Dr. Seuss already did one, Mom.

Nancy Krieger Weston:
[making a face to herself] Okay. Uhm. We could do a book about Indians.

Ethan Weston:
I hate Indians.

Nancy Krieger Weston:
Oh, Ethan, you do not! You don't even know any!

Ethan Weston:
Do you?

Nancy Krieger Weston:
Well... no, I... no, not personally, but... you know, it'd be really great if you thought about it, you know? Maybe think about it in your dreams? About something we could do together?

Ethan Weston:
You mean it?

Nancy Krieger Weston:
Yeah.