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[ Woman Narrating ]
Twelve is our number.
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It's the number of games my husband Tom
coaches at Lincoln College every season.
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It's the number of times we zero out our
bank account each year to make ends meet.
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And it's the number ofkids
we try to keep track of.
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- [ Sighs ]
- Hey. Good run?
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Oh, yeah.
[ Groans ]
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You need a paramedic?
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No,just a pair of knees.
You finish?
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Still proofing, but I'm sending it
to Diane today.
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Look at this.
New, clean cover...
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no peanut butter stains...
yet.
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- Hey, baby?
- Baby?
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You know, on the run,
you know what I was thinking?
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What?
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Well, we've been married,
what, five years?
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- Twenty-three.
- [ Groans ] Twenty-three. Sorry.
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And I think we could use
a little change around here...
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like-like this
lumpy old mattress.
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- Maybe we should just,
you know, get rid of it.
- [ Giggling ]
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Don't be ridiculous, honey. You know you
can just pound the lumps out of a mattress.
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What-What do you mean? You can just
pound the lumps out of a mattress?
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Yeah,just randomly
start swatting away.
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- And it goes flat?
- Yes, yes.
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Just start-- You just randomly
start swatting--
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[ Shouting, Laughing ]
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Careful.
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- I got a dog on me!
- [ Woman Narrating ] Twelve's
an insane number ofkids...
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but having a small family
was never an option for us.
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See, Tom loved growing up
with seven brothers and sisters.
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And after my sister died,
I spent most of my time...
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wishing I had
seven brothers and sisters.