Reading

Today, one of the online books Brandon had to read went something like this (along with his commentary)
I read my book with my mom (Hey, we’re doing that now!  Me: Yes, we are.)
I read my book with my dad (Well, not so much  Me: Aww…you can read more with him if you want to)
I read my book with my grandma (Hey, we did that yesterday [it was last Friday]!)
I read my book with my grandpa ([sad face] No, we don’t do that, because he doesn’t live here)
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I read my book with my sister (Hey, I do that sometimes!  Me: Yes, you do!  It’s great!)
I read my book with my brother ([sad face] Oh, I don’t have one.  I want a brother, so we can do, you know, brother things [clasping his hands together excitedly]  Me: Yeah, that’s not going to happen, sorry.)
I read my book with my dog (Oh, I wish we had a dog.  No, a hamster!  Me: You have to learn to take care of yourself before you can take care of something else.)