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Reed 20 Gil and DeLoa Reed’s Family: Moments of Play and Connection

  • Ian
  • Grandpa

[00:00:00] Bike Noises: Sparrrrrrrrllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllrrrrrrr Roll! Car. AI I can’t. He can’t go by himself, Lidgett! If he left, then you left! Then they had to roll this!

What?

Ian! Turn around and come this way. Grandpa? That’s right. He likes to follow me. Like this. When I go back there, and all the way back, and I, I want to go, I go a little backwards, he, I call in and he comes.

I was missing and Come on, man. Dad, all the way back there, he just comes right to here. Is that right? He doesn’t go over there. Dad, uh, go there. Ian?

Heh. Okay, go get it.

Okay, come on. Go get that thing there. Alright. Come here. Ian, where’s your bike? Ian, look. Ian. Oh, bye. Look in here. Say hi. Hi. You my friend? Huh? Are you my friend? Yeah. Well, you’re my friend. Dear, you alright? I’m Alright? Yes, I am. Check for me. Push it

in.