Getting to Sleep

Well, well, well, here's Mama Bloom's brood, by now Grandma and Grandpa. The excitement of the past couple of days is all over,

at least for the time being. Now we find Mama and Papa at home. It's about 10 o'clock at night. Papa is already in bed, as Mama says. Papa? Papa. Yes, Mama? Hey, so a man who's taking so long to dress in the morning, you're able to get hungry at very quick?

Mm-hmm. Some misery to me. They are just as many pieces are close to take off at night as they have to put on in the morning. How do you do it? Is it up for you?

Huh? Oh no, no, I did a trick mama. Mm-hmm. Almost your asleep, huh? It was very, very sleepy. Yeah, I'm not asleep late in the morning. Wait, maybe until eight o'clock. You will get up at the right point and the little bell on the alarm rings, you will get up.

Yeah, I'm a lot of time as you said the alarm's for. Six o'clock. Six o'clock. Do we have to watch the sun come up? The sun is up a long time already at six o'clock.

Okay, then there won't be anything to see. You should all stay in bed until eight o'clock. There will be 20 to three. You've got a lot of work at the office. You told me that today.

You've wasted all the time today with the baby. The baby. Yeah. They mama. Ain't those babies cute? They're very cute, right? Especially the little girl. Oh, no, the little boy I think is cute. How could you tell?

How could I tell? She asked me a question like this. How could I tell? I was holding the little boy, wasn't I? No, Jay. He was holding the little girl. I was not? Jay. Don't tell me.