Their responsibilities are intense and time-consuming, Tony Fargason said. On this afternoon, Fargason, a tall man, is relaxed in his green polo shirt and jeans. He and his wife are spending time with their children, watching Julia get pushed around the house in a toy car by Talia. All of Julia's siblings are responsible for helping their sister. Jimmy reads books with her, Talia helps her play with dolls and David builds obstacle courses throughout the house.
Today is a good day.
Julia is speaking in sentences. She climbs onto her mother's lap, brown pigtails swinging. Sensitivity to certain noises affects her, and she becomes agitated when her mother sneezes. Tony Fargason smiles, chatting with both of his two daughters. He asks Talia to tell a guest about her passion for recycling.