Robyn Carr Quote
Can I throw in a load of clothes for you? she asked. I’ll take care of that. Listen, you don’t have to clean up after me. She laughed at him. John, I spend all day in the kitchen, collecting your pots, pans and dishes. It’s becoming a habit. She laughed at his shocked expression. You look after my child all day long—you’re pretty much helpless, since he won’t leave you alone. The least I can do is help out. I’m not looking after him, John said. We’re buddies. Yeah, she said. And thought, yeah—buddies. Lunch
Robyn Carr
Can I throw in a load of clothes for you? she asked. I’ll take care of that. Listen, you don’t have to clean up after me. She laughed at him. John, I spend all day in the kitchen, collecting your pots, pans and dishes. It’s becoming a habit. She laughed at his shocked expression. You look after my child all day long—you’re pretty much helpless, since he won’t leave you alone. The least I can do is help out. I’m not looking after him, John said. We’re buddies. Yeah, she said. And thought, yeah—buddies. Lunch