Snippets of everyday conversation #7

Me - "Do you have much homework to do?  Do we need to practise tables? 3, 6, 9, 12, 15..."

The Eight Year Old - "Did you ever notice that Lego people don't have noses?"

The Husband looks on grinning.

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