K: Are you mad at Daddy?
M: No. Why would you think that?
K: Because you're not talking to him.
M: When two people have known each other as long as Mommy and Daddy have, they don't have to always talk. In fact, a sign of a good relationship is being comfortable in silence.
K: That's true. Although, Mummy ignoring me last night at work wasn't what I'd call comfortable.
M: Well, Daddy probably didn't notice that I was unloading 20-pound bags of flour, 'cause he still can't lift them, so Mommy didn't exactly have time to sit around and chew the fat.
K: Well, you haven't wanted to chew the fat for five days now. Come on, Lynette, something's obviously bugging you.
M: You wanna know what's bugging me? I'm trying to have breakfast with my family and you're picking a fight.
K: Who's fighting. I just want to talk.
M: There's nothing to talk about. Okay? Just leave me alone.
K: Fine.
M: Good.
K: Sorry I asked.