"That sounds fine," Angus said. "Ginger enjoys her time in the kitchen, but it makes Anise nervous. If she could just learn to relax and not take herself so seriously in the kitchen, that would be great. She acts like its life and death surgery. I know baking requires accuracy, but regular main dishes and things are far more forgiving. If she could just learn to lighten up, she might enjoy it. She doesn't need to measure herself by anyone else's scale. Maybe I can inspire her to keep assisting in the kitchen until she learns it isn't so hard. And quite honestly, it wouldn't hurt Sam and Victor to learn to cook too. After all, it shouldn't be entirely up to Ginger and Anise to do all the cooking for the four of them. Maybe we should try again to assign each of them, in a rotation, to help with breakfast, lunch, and supper. Lunch, though, while they're working, would need to be whatever they want for the four of them to pack in their lunches. If you think about it, 3 meals a day, seven days a week, stretched across four kids. That's five meals apiece every week they'd be helping in. That might teach time something--maybe. What do you think?"