That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough — Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
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That's the thing about parents. They ask what you think, but they don't really care, or at least they don't care enough to let it affect the outcome.

— Peter Monn, The Before Now and After Then
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