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Kabluey
/And it was announced today that another
/fifteen thousand National Guard troops
/would be called to active duty
/and deployed to Iraq within the month.
/President George Bush
/is urging all Americans
/to stand united on the war in Iraq.
/And the Bush administration is facing
/some difficult decisions
/on troop levels for the war in Iraq.
/No, you are not bothering us.
/I'm glad you called.
/- How is it going?
- Not good.
/Oh I do wish we were
/there to help you out, hon.
/I saw on the news last night
/that they are extending
/all the National Guard people over there.
/- Will Noah be extended?
- October.
/Oh, I can't believe it.
/What are you going to do?
Well, we can't afford day care.
But if I don't go back to work
in the next six weeks,
we're going to lose
the kids' health insurance.
All right you guys, cut it out now. Stop it.
/I would offer to come out there and help.
/But with Ed's condition I...
- No, I know.
- Mommy.
/- Maybe your parents.
- No.
/- Well, what about Salman?
- Salman?
- What about him?
/- Maybe Salman could come out
/and help you for a while. I'm sure the boys
/would love to meet their uncle.
I don't know. I mean, where is he now?
/He is in Nevada.
What is he doing?
Help! Help!
Is he working?
/No. He was fired again.
/I just heard from him on Mother's Day.
- Yeah. What was he fired for?
/- Oh...
Okay. When you see the red light
that means it is hot enough to laminate.
You just slide everything through here.
And you have to pull it through
on the other side.
Jesus Christ, can I just get one color copy?
Here, I'll be right back.
- I didn't want this laminated.
- Why not?
This is my resume.
- I don't know.
/- I'll call him right now.
/I have a number.
/I think he is living with some friends.
/Now, Les, I don't want you to worry.
/Everything is going to work out.
/Noah will be home in one piece
/before you know it, God willing.
/I'll call Salman and leave him a message.
/It will all work itself out.
/And it will all be okay. Okay?
/The Bush administration sends its top guns
/from the Pentagon to Capitol Hill
/in an effort to reassure all Americans.
/A more emotional debate yesterday in the
/House of Representatives on the war in Iraq.
/It ended, as expected,
/with passage of
/a Republican draft resolution that...
/President Bush got a briefing
/at the Pentagon today. And afterwards...
- Oh, hi.
- Hi.
- Come in.
- Hi.
- Hi.
- Hi.
- Don't you have luggage?
- Oh yeah.
- I have this.
- Yeah, that is luggage.
All my other stuff is in storage.
In Vermont and Dubuque.
- Okay. Whatever.
- Okay.
- That is an interesting belt.
- Oh, thanks.
Yeah, I made it myself. At work.
You know, it is basically a cardboard belt.
But it is made with plastic.
So it is a plastic belt.
- It is cool.
- Thanks.
- So, that is one of them? That is Cameron?
- That is Lincoln.
Oh. Okay.
Hi, Cam. Hi, Lincoln. Hi. Hi, Lincoln.
Hi, Lincoln.
No!
Well, yeah. They are kind of shy.
Dinner!
/Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld...
Cameron, take a bite.
No, I don't want to. I won't eat anything!
This is good, water.
So I guess we haven't seen you
since the wedding.
Oh. Yeah.
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
- You ever talk to Noah about that?
- No.
I didn't want to. He was so mad.
I just didn't know if...
The fire department and all.
We didn't talk about it.
Oh.
Yeah.
So I have to go back to work tomorrow.
Oh, tomorrow? Okay. All right.
I thought it was next week.
And I will be gone from 8:00 to 5:00.
And that is when the kids have dinner.
Right.
So I will be feeding them dinner at night.
Making dinner for them. Okay.
- And breakfast, and lunch.
- Oh right. Okay.
- No, of course, I'll do all three.
- All day.
Yeah, I know. It is feeding them. I know.
I'll show you where everything is tonight.
You know, after the kids are in B-E-D.
- In bed?
- No, I don't want to go to bed!
No, mommy!
Sorry.
Yeah, so, this is the spare room.
So I thought you could just stay here.
I didn't bring a bed with me.
- This?
- Yes. The other sleeping bags are wet.
Is that the one with vomit in it?
I can't tell.
And there is a lantern up there.
The light in that room doesn't work.
- So, you should take that.
- This?
No, that is a camp stove.
You can have that if you want it.
I don't think I'll be cooking in there. Will I?
Whatever. It is up to you.
Do you want the tent?
Good night. I love you.
So I don't feel like going over everything.
Do you think you have it?
- I guess so.
- Can we just talk in the morning then?
Can I leave you a note? I'll leave you a note.
What do I do if something happens
that I have to reach you?
I have a text message, pager thing.
So, just leave me a message.
Okay.
You know what? That thing is really
for work. It is supposed to be for work.
So don't page me. Do not page me.
- Okay.
- And be really quiet
when you are getting ready for bed.
They are right next door.
- Okay.
- Did you use the bathroom yet?
- No.
- Oh, my...
But I can wait until morning, I guess.
That is great. Okay. Thanks. That is good.
- Good night.
- Good night.
- Mommy is leaving!
- Mommy!
Hello?
Mommy! Mommy!
- Guys...
- Mommy!
Mommy!
Mommy, mommy!
Mommy! Mommy!
Mommy!
No more cookies.
- Hi.
- What are you doing?
I'm babysitting.
So, they had cereal for dinner?
No, no, that was just a snack.
- What did they eat for lunch?
- Sandwiches.
And breakfast?
What did you do all day?
for a little while.
Lincoln, we have to put underpants on
if we are going to be in polite society.
I don't want to be hit on the shoulder.
And then I gave them a bath.
Hey kids. Just stay in the bath tub, all right?
I'm almost done!
Cameron? Lincoln?
Where are you?
Lincoln? Cameron? Lincoln! Wait a minute.
It is okay. You are okay. Come on.
Cameron? Where are you?
You are okay, Lincoln.
- You are okay. Where is Cameron?
- I'm drowned.
You are not drowned. You are still talking.
No towels. All right, let me get you a towel.
Hold on. Cameron?
Hey!
And then we went for a walk.
Cameron? Cameron, come here!
Come back here, Cameron.
Cameron! Cameron, come here!
And maybe we could go over stuff,
like you said you would leave in that note.
Because the note you left was fine.
Whatever.
But I couldn't really find much food
besides cereal.
Why didn't you just walk
to the grocery store?
Oh. Well I didn't know that I could.
I mean, I will.
I'm not against that.
I just didn't know it was an option.
- What is that?
- It is the mail.
- When did it come?
- Today. It is today's mail.
- This came today?
- Yeah.
This is from Noah. It is a letter from Noah.
Why didn't you page me?
But you said not to page...
Yeah, no. Yeah, of course.
Oh, I'm sorry. Okay. Sorry.
Come on, relax.
Let us go!
No, no!
I can't take you both in at once.
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