#olivia ottomas

"They're playing our song. 'Cause I asked them to."

"You can be so romantic when you want to be." "You make a guy want to."

"It was that dirty little coward that shot Mr Howard and laid poor Jesse in his grave!"

"Y'all mind canoodling somewhere else so we can get birthday supper on the table?"

"I see nothing." Delta's just being kind to Garret, Samantha assures herself. She's on the verge of college and can't really be interested in any body so young.

Nope nope nope this is officially not happening!

"The trouble with dolls is, no matter how many birthday parties you throw for them, they never grow up." "But if they don't grow up they never go away to college and forget about you."

Samantha has always regretted leaving so much of David's early upbringing to Dora. Those first years were so hard she's not sure what else she could have done, but it cost her a closeness she wishes she had now. But David is all in on making her birthday fun, and she appreciates that.

"I mean, waiting for Tommy is not on, and I don't expect him to wait for me. But that doesn't mean we won't find each other again once he gets to campus. Oh, I didn't know Wallys was here." "He wasn't, he must've dropped in for Olivia."

"I know it's just statistics, but the difference between a 3.5 and a 4.0 really feels significant." Sharla's so grownup! Peter knew she was grownup, but she's so young for it.

Flavia is delighted to have Sharla back home and paying attention to her! "Okay, you ready? Remember, rock blunts scissors, scissors cuts paper, paper wraps up rock."

"We don't have to do homework tonight. Too many birthdays." "That's not how it works." "Well, it's just going to have to."

"You're not wrong, robotics would be fascinating to study. I'm pretty sure giant mecha are impractical, though."

"So, you want to play rock-paper-scissors?" "That's a silly game."

Rosalind brought Delwina Sharpe home with her for Flavia's birthday, but she's kind of hard to entertain. "So they get an order for fiftyteen gallons of baby oil, but they don't know where to find that many babies -"

Flavia makes the best she can of the hand-me-downs available to her. She's not going to be a frump like Rosalind!

The nursery is transformed into a bedroom for the two youngest. Which Rosalind is afraid might be a problem when she's a middle school girl, which she will be soon.

Olivia does the honors for Flavia, who doesn't mind getting a lift through the sea of legs.

"Okay, baby, make a wish but don't -" "I wish nobody call me baby no more!" "…I was going to say don't tell anybody, but okay."