Dorothy likes to refer to the present as "now these days", as in "I like yogurt now these days."
Big Daddy was reading an enormous Frozen book to Dorothy (one of those hard-backed giant books with no detail left out). After nearly 30 minutes reading at the kitchen table, Dorothy said, "This chair is making me uncomfortable. Let's move to the couch with the book and start over."
Dorothy and I went to an appliance parts store to buy a dryer drum belt; ours had snapped and Brian was going to fix it. Later I told Brian, "We went to the store and bought the replacement." Dorothy added, "And a belt."
I took out my driver's license at a store and Dorothy announced, "Your Sarah card!"
Dorothy jumped from the couch to the chair, knocked off the remote control, and the back popped off it. I rushed over to check out the scene and Dorothy asked, "Was that too much for you?"
I wrote the year (2018) and Dorothy said, "It's almost our neighborhood" (1802 Bacon Park Drive).