Will it ever be enough?

We spent most of the day out, first at IHOP, and then at Chuck E. Cheese.  As we were pulling into the garage, Robert declared, "The whole day wasted!".   His anguished tone made me believe he was serious.  My bulging eyeballs made him think I was serious.  Fortunately for all, he wasn't serious.

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