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Very good quality.  And I feel better knowing everyone has a full freezer.”
“I think Olive eats all the meat.”  Amanda chuckled.
“Now why do you say that?”
“Because Olive is kind of big.”
“She might be big but I don’t think she eats all the meat.”
“But Sydney is normal.  He isn’t fat.”
“Well it takes big people and small people to fill the world.”
“But if everyone was small there could be more people.  Space you know.  Olive takes up the space of three small people.”
    “Not her fault Nicola.”
“No.  I think you should ration them with skinny meat.”  David roared with laughter.
“Real skinny food.  Like.  Tell the butcher to pack the meat in packs for one.  Or lots of mince.”  Amanda chuckled.
“You must never judge.  She might have a problem.”
“Gobble.  Gobble.  Gobble.  See the problem?”  Amanda chuckled.
“Be nice.  We are lucky.  We can work it off with a lot of exercise.”
“Mmmmmhhhhh.”  David chuckled and Amanda rolled her eyes.  They all finished their breakfast and stacked the plates and trays. 
    “Right folks.  Roll call in fifteen minutes.”  Nicola lay on the bed.
“Why the roll call?”
“To check whether you are here.”  Nicola chuckled.
“We are here.”
“Go make your bed young lady.  Then get dressed.  I have children to feed.”  Victoria chuckled.  Amanda smiled as she took the trays and plates.  She walked down the stairs chuckling.  She walked back upstairs and quickly got dressed.  She walked out of her bedroom as David walked out of his.  He pulled her in to his arms and hugged her.  She looked up and he gently kissed her.
“Breakfast was lovely.  Thank you.”  Amanda smiled and stood on her toes and kissed David.
“My pleasure.”  They walked down the stairs.  The girls were busy doing the dishes. 
    “See you shortly.  Just going to check.  Jessie mig ht go home today.”  David held her around the waist as they walked.  She smiled as she opened the door.  They walked through.
“Hello babies.”  David smiled as he walked through and she opened the cages.  He stroked the little pups and the dog.
“Your family should be here today.”
“Knock knock.”
“Oh come on through.  Jessie is just having her breakfast.”  David smiled as the family walked through.
    “Aunty Amanda we brought her basket.”
“Oh Tina I am glad.  Those pups are beautiful.  I am going to move her inside the cage and then we can carry her in that.”  Tina smiled as Amanda took the basket.  Tom smiled and looked at the pups.
“Right.”  He took out his wallet and paid for the few nights stay and the delivery of the pups.  Amanda took the money and smiled at the dog and her pups.
“Enjoy them.”  She handed Tom a new bag of dog food.  He smiled as they walked out.
“Oh this is David MacGuire by the way.  If you need any work done.  He is a handy man.  More than a handy man.  He does renovations as well.”  Megan nodded and looked at Tom.
“We kind of have a slight problem.  Do you work with electricity?”  David nodded.
“I do.”
“Could you please come and take a look.  We have had a few people to come and see.  They say we have to replace the whole board.  We can’t afford that.”  Tom nodded.
“What is your hourly rate?”  David smiled as he gave his rate.
“Would you mind?  Any time today.”
“What about now?”
“Hell that would be great.”
“I can follow you.”  David hopped in his van and there was suddenly two young ladies in the vehicle.  He roared with laughter.  He followed Tom home.  He took out his little toolbox and walked inside.  Megan walked in to the kitchen and pointed.
“Now that is the box.”  She walked to the plug.
“And this is the plug that is giving such problems.  We will leave you while we sort out the little family.”
    David smiled to himself as he started working on the board.  The people were so