Choose One of the Three....

OK. The only way to get my way, is to illustrate the problem of choices...

I grabbed Tessie and Zar by the scruffs of their necks this morning and shoved them into the dungeon box... I told them that they could stay there whilst I worked on Zar's Steampunk store...

That would take a month or two...

Before they could get away, I then shoved them into the glass case that Tessie started out in... And told them that they would be staying in there until I finished a very large house for Tessie...

Needless to say, they were less than pleased!

My dad used to say, "I'll give you three choices and the first two don't count...".  This is essentially the idea of what I was trying to get across to the Terrible Two, and by this time, the plus One was with them...

Then I gave them the third choice... It was jumped at!

They get to stay out in the open, on the condition that they didn't interfere with me finishing the Weaver's Workshop.

They are under the misconception that they will be spending their time in the Weaver's loft... Wrong.

The third choice means freedom, but it also means that I am going to call on them for help...

That's something that they haven't been doing a lot of lately...

Now all I have to do is motivate them... I still have chocolate chip cookies and fudge left.  When that runs out, I can make more. 

I win! Back to work.

See you tomorrow!