ROANA
I can hardly wait
to see you come of age.
Cormac’s little chest puffed out in pride, having made the connection correctly between the basket structure and the skeletal structure of a person. ”Good job!” Jax said brightly, one for giving encouragement to his two brothers with ease and regularity. ”Indeed they are, but it also makes them hard to argue with.” Roana said with a light laugh. They caught on to complex concepts easily – and whatever went over Cormac and Jax’s heads Rhett seemed to make up for, already very intellectual given his age – which meant they could easily talk their way around just about anything. Their arguments might be simplistic from an adult standpoint, but they were still shocking on occasion when heard coming from a young child’s mouth.
”Okay! the boys said in unison, happily agreeing with this plan for three small baskets and one big one. Roana’s shoulder’s slumped a little in relief, mouthing a ”Thank you.” to Ianto for his quick thinking. As soon as Jax got his basket he started trying to put it together. Of the three, he was the best at making things, his hand eye coordination surprisingly good. Roana only had to guide him a little to move the reed’s between the structure, pressing them down to the bottom snugly.
”Okay! the boys said in unison, happily agreeing with this plan for three small baskets and one big one. Roana’s shoulder’s slumped a little in relief, mouthing a ”Thank you.” to Ianto for his quick thinking. As soon as Jax got his basket he started trying to put it together. Of the three, he was the best at making things, his hand eye coordination surprisingly good. Roana only had to guide him a little to move the reed’s between the structure, pressing them down to the bottom snugly.
But I guess we'll have to be patient,
'cause it's a long way to go.
CORMAC RHETT & JAX
