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IT'S A BABY-BONANZA!

Good morning, residents! Did you sleep well? You're going to need all the energy you can muster because congratulations: You're parents! Again! The Paradisa Stork has paid some very lucky residents a visit last night, and even moved them to a more kid-friendly environment.
Some of you may already recognize your little bundle of joy and--my, how they've grown! Others will have to get acquainted with their little rugrats. You may not know them, but they certainly know you. By they way? They're bored. And hungry! And they want all the attention you could possibly give them.
It's going to be a long week.
(ooc: Use this as a catch-all post! This will be the only mass post for the Sunny Skies Retreat, so you may use it for any day that you'd like. Feel free to make your own posts and/or sections whenever you'd like!
SECTIONS: BEDROOMS | PLAY ROOM | PETTING ZOO | POOL | GARDENS | THE CASTLE)
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We're on vacation?
[Give him a minute, he hasn't had any coffee yet. But he looks around, and this is certainly not his usual castle room. He gets the impression it's not Carolina's room, either, from the very brief glimpse he'd had of it before--at which point he twists around to verify that yeah, she's here too, and not looking too happy about this.]
Uh. Good morning.
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Jack happily claps his hands where he's sitting on York's knees, excited like nothing else.] Yes! C'mon Mommy! C'mon Daddy!
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[Somehow he'd lost track of time. But, well, here they are, and he has a little squirmy boy in his lap to prove it. York gives Jack a kiss on the top of his head and sets him down.]
All right, I'm up. Go see if you can find some clothes, okay? Is there coffee in this place?
[Laura waves Jack over to their side of the room, which has two brightly-colored suitcases full of clothes, swimsuits, toothbrushes, and everything else they might need for a week. Huh. That's not how it happened last year.]
There's a coffee machine over there, Daddy.
Thanks, Laura. Uh, how are you?
I'm good! We're on vacation!
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Remember? There's a pool!
[In all the clamor, Carolina gets up slowly from bed and makes her way to the bathroom, trying to be as silent as possible. She just needs a few minutes.]
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Pick one shirt and one shorts, Jack. They don't have to match. [Because hey, he only gets to see the kid once a year, he can wear whatever he wants. He'll help his son dress once he chooses some clothes and then starts looking around for a dresser or suitcase with his own clothes. And there it is - looks like the castle has packed him a bag full of summer clothes.]
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It's a couple minutes later when Carolina emerges from the bathroom, with an actual smile as she goes to help Laura if she needs any.]
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All right, all right. But we gotta have breakfast first and then wait at least 20 minutes. [Which will give him time to get his coffee. Also, it looks like the castle has helpfully packed his bright green Speedo.
He looks over at Carolina neutrally.] It's up to Mommy if she wants to come.
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She glances over at York and replies in a neutral tone,] I'll meet you down at breakfast.
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God, how had he forgotten about them? Had he really been that distracted by everything?
Yeah. Yeah, he really had. But nothing--not Carolina, not the castle, not whatever it was going to throw at them next--was going to keep him from letting them out of his sight for the next seven days.
Downstairs there is a breakfast bar set up, and York dutifully starts making waffles for the kids once they have a glass of juice and some fruit to munch on.]
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Once they're all settled, though, Carolina will arrive down in the breakfast area, wearing a long blue maxi dress with a jacket over her shoulders. She'll take the extra seat and offer both kids a grin, while ignoring York as covertly as she can manage.]
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So I guess we're at the "Sunny Skies Retreat".
I thought we were going to the castle, Daddy.
Yeah, I thought we were there. But we're all here instead, so--it's still a vacation, okay?
[Laura seems to think about this for a few moments and then nods.]
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The Castle's on vacation, too, that's why we're here.
[She smiles more softly at Laura.] You're still a princess, even if we're here.
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[York has to grin and ruffle her hair playfully. Of course she is. He tries not to think too hard about whether she's really Carolina's daughter or Princess Peach's, but she does seem to have a bit of Carolina's bossy attitude.
Maybe not thinking about it too hard is the best idea here.]
How about we walk around and see everything first? By that time it'll be okay to swim.
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Let everyone finish their breakfast first, Jack.
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Chew, honey.
Mmm chwin addy.
Without talking. We'll wait for you.
[But once she's done, he'll look to Carolina for confirmation before helping them up.]
Should we check this place out?
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Still, she does nod at the question.] Then we'll go to the pool after.
[To which Jack joyfully scarfs down that bacon.] Pool! Pool! Pool!
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Let's see if we can find a map. Pretty sure the pool's outside.
[They do find a signpost fairly quickly, with signs to "Playroom", "Petting Zoo", and more.]
What do you think?
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He's deciding.
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Slow it down, buddy.
[Of course, once they get to the playroom, it's enough to distract any kid.]
Daddy! Can I jump in the balls?
Sure thing, honey.
[And Laura tears off to shriek and jump in the ball pit.]
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[Because he clearly knows who is the bigger goofball and who would better enjoy diving into a ball pit.]
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[York walks over to watch the kids playing, which seems to involve Jack pretending badly to be a shark and Laura shrieking playfully. Hmm, well, conveniently he doesn't see any signs that prohibit adults.]
Geronimo!
[Hey, at least this time it isn't a pile of tribbles. Could be worse.]
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because she's allergic to fun.Meanwhile, now that York's in the ball pit, Jack tries to climb up on him to "dunk" him.] Careful, Jack.
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[He allows himself to be climbed on and makes a few mock-roars as the children try to "conquer the mountain". Of course, they're all laughing within a few moments and York's having actual trouble fighting them off because he's having too much fun.]
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It's good to see the kids, regardless of her animosity.]
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Pool!
[Jack seems to agree, so York makes a show of needing their help to get out of the ball pit so they can continue.]
We can come back here later, too. Whenever you guys want.
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