Chilli Heeler

It's called Omelette.

And Bingo and Bluey and Chili are making Bandit breakfast for his birthday.

And Bingo really wants to help Chili make the omelette.

And it goes horribly.

Where Chili just says, Bingo, I just need you to sit over there while I make the omelette.

Makes Bingo very upset.

Chili sees this and realizes it.

and then relents and says, okay, bingo, you can help me.

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Bandit and Chili.

Yeah.

And so it's just interesting to see that.

I mean, Bluey is on, it's our default show when we need something that's gonna, like, put her to sleep 'cause nothing else is working.

It's also, like, in the morning if she's, like, still exhausted, we give her that 10-minute buffer.

And so it's, it's on, it's not on constantly, but it's like, Bluey, I would say, is, like, the closest TV show to what our household looks like, except for the fact that, like, I'm not quite as fun as Chili, for sure.

And, like, I think Mike definitely, like, he's the fun dad.

"We saved the kingdom," Bingo cheered.

Just then, Chili walked past with the empty laundry basket and stopped, staring at the sock explosion all over the hallway floor.

"Um, girls, what happened here?" Bluey straightened her paper crown.

"We defeated the wicked sock monster, Your Majesty.

The kingdom is safe." Chili tried to keep a straight face.

"Well, thank goodness for that.

But could the brave princesses please help clean up the sock kingdom before dinner?" "Yes, Mum," they said together, a little less enthusiastically.

"Do guards dance?" "Everyone dances at a royal ball," Bluey said firmly.

Sometimes we finish their sentence for them and then all of a sudden we have done all the talking.

So There's another example later in the episode when the girls are playing hairdressers with Chili, the mum.

Bluey asks Chili whether she wants both ears pink or one pink and one green.

Chili starts to answer,

hmm,

and Bingo starts, Bluey, can we do one pink and the other, how about we, but before Bingo can finish, Bluey says, I think we'll do the pink.

It's a little cartoon about an Australian heeler family, of which Bluey is the main character.

She is a heeler dog with her sister, Bingo, her dad, Bandit, and her mother, Chili.

One of the common themes is Bluey and Bingo like to play grandparents.

They like to be old ladies, grandmas.

Do you want to be right or do you want your sister back to play with her? Do you want to be right or do you want your sister back? I ask you a question today.

in your relationships, maybe you're experiencing some rocky relationships right now, some strain, whether it be a family member, an ex-friend, an enemy, somebody maybe that was once close to you, they're not close to you now.

Let me ask you this question, the same question that Chili asked Bluey.

Do you want to be right or do you want reconciliation? What is it? This morning I want to preach on the topic of reconciliation.