Sci-Fi Short Film "TOTO" | DUST | Online Premiere

[@marcobaldonado7768]

Hi this is Marco! I'm the director of Toto. If you have any questions about the creation of the film or its story, please feel free to ask below!

[@motopanza]

My grandmother would have said the young girl needed her bottom smacked

[@anonimapandisti103]

Gli spaghetti non li avete buttati, vero?

[@bluegemphotos1614]

Marco. Your film is absolutely lovely and heart warming. The comedy hits very well. Bravo!

[@pyronman]

Spettacolare!

[@marcobaldonado7768]

@@anonimapandisti103 We never waste food.

[@ccmarcum]

I am a grandmother with only one grandchild. She has become like this girl--always looking at her phone, never has time to stay and watch a DVD, says I drive too slowly, gasps if I ask her to do something that saves me climbing stairs, is irritated if I miss a word as she speaks. I speak to her using three different languages so she will pick up simple phrases, teach her basic cooking, talk about her relatives of several generations back, show her how saying something or doing something kind for someone makes her feel happy, tell her to always do what she feels is right, even if it is against the law, and encourage her to travel and know the world, meeting people along the way. I never had a grandmother but wish I had.

[@sailorstu]

Wonderful short film, It brought tears to my eyes. It reminds me of a few years ago. My mom was having problems hearing her flip phone, with Bluetooth. I brought her to the cell phone store, so they could program it to work through her hearing aids. Rather than doing this one simple task they tried selling her a smart watch saying was what she needed. My mom was 80 at the time and barely knew how to turn on her computer. She had no need or desire to learn anything more. That's why she had a flip phone rather than a smartphone. Shortly before my mom passed I learned about a USA based cellphone manufacturering company who knows about this and designed their entire product line around seniors. Trying to make things easier for them with bigger buttons, louder volume and so on. However they weren't available in Canada at that time.

[@Dakiraun]

LOT of interesting stuff illustrated in this short film. Emotionally, it really shows the sad divide between generations, and those things that are important to us at different stages of our lives. Youth doesn't understand the work and passion that go into something like a completely home-made meal, and the youngest generations often _can't_ understand it because they've never done it, or maybe don't even get them with parents who are always too busy, like her mother appears to be. Certainly also shows the challenges of technology for non-technical people, and yet, also shows how people a little _too_ comfortable with technology can be almost dismissive of the risks. Heh, though on a sidenote, as a Network Administrator, I have to wonder what sort of crazy company builds something that has all memory and configuration wiped by a software update! Jeez, my job would be even more a nightmare if that were true of everything. Very great fun film, and really has some great life-lessons on a lot of fronts. Loved the way it was filmed and presented.

[@LordGreavous]

yes i can understand rosa's upset at toto being new again, my granny has trouble everytime she needs a new phone, its the same to us but not to her and its alot harder for them to relearn things. she would have to teach toto everything all over again and thats alot for an elderly person.

[@Dakiraun]

@@LordGreavous Yes - when she was still around, my grandmother didn't get a lot of technology and didn't have the patience for it. In Rosa's case, it's also extra negative in that she _did_ teach TOTO, but then all that effort was lost by a great grand-daughter that didn't even comprehend why her actions were hurtful. It makes TOTO an excellent metaphor for how technology and generational divides can create misunderstandings.

[@SliceofLife7777]

Of course a child hasn't yet truly appreciated alot of things. That's why they're children. I used to take my grandma's cooking for granted. If grandma is still around when she's older, she will finally understand. Dogbert once made an analogy that today's human brain is a teacup being filled with a fire-hose.

[@stephenlittle7534]

Look what Microsoft ate doing the their software . Useless. Forcing our info into the cloud (their computer really). Saving our key to our software and computer but not letting us have the key stored on our computer. So so wrong. And not safe from them.

[@Dakiraun]

@@stephenlittle7534 Haha - yep, and why I use Linux on my computers both work and home!

[@hansstrudel9614]

This is why I try and visit my grandparents as much as possible and I’m trying to learn how to cook from them too. It’s hard being an old person, especially when you’re alone and people rarely visit.

[@pyronman]

I am italian and this was so emotional for me...miss my nonna

[@secretterces3793]

Absolutely will NOT EVER get over “Bravo Toto!!” Like AW when will people tell ME bravo for learning to cook

[@rawknvegan1990]

this made me think about getting older and i am glad i was around for my granny til 98 . thank you. now i shall stay even longer at the senior center i visit and call a lil longer

[@RoySATX]

I wouldn't have understood this a few years back, but now that I'm approaching sixty I can feel it in my bones. The younger generations can't understand, they haven't yet experienced enough, but there comes a time when you realize the best things in life are found closer to home.

[@williammitchell1804]

I can relate. I spent over 40 years working in IT. Never had a clean operating system update. Many updates from the vendor caused more problems than they solved. Or upgrades were not done properly. Lots of data was lost because backups were not taken on a regular basis. Rosa was wise. "NO UPDATES".

[@lostsoul2508]

Anyone else getting Baymax vibes from Toto? Great source of inspiration and I do enjoy the idea that just because there is an update doesn't make it beneficial

[@lovegracewisdom]

I wish I had a Nonna Rosa 😢. What a heartbreak. Sometimes things don’t need to be updated, just appreciated how they are.

[@stefanschleps8758]

Your wisdom belies your years.

[@TheJacklwilliams]

Homeostasis is a lie. We must appreciate it, in the now as tomorrow it will not be. The cycle of death and birth is the strongest force in the universe. Even a grand state machine built by the most intelligent AI in the universe would not be capable of disrupting this thing. State can be achieved and held for only short moments. And agreed, everyone should have the pleasure of a Nonna Rosa :-)

[@thebigdawgj]

To be fair, she should have updated right away. You ALWAYS get the updates when you get a new device.

[@TheJacklwilliams]

@@thebigdawgj LOL, dying laughing. To be fairer, by then? The thing should update itself while in real time, regularly, and there shouldn’t be an update wiping out all current functionality…. Of course, if Microsoft is behind it, well, all bets are off… 😂

[@thebigdawgj]

@@TheJacklwilliams Yes, but you still need user permission to update automatically first. Sometimes, updates do wipe saves.

[@duncanbrady4053]

Just a lovely short film, a bit happy a bit sad, perfectly dosed, Rosa was perfect (I felt like I was with a real person, not an actress). Great way to spend ten minutes, left me with a small smile after a perfectly executed small piece of art, thank you!

[@TeddysTube]

Excellent little movie! Very relatable about how good devices are getting ruined by infamous system updates, and the careless generation of consumers who just mindlessly say yes to whatever the industry is shoving down our throats. - In fact I'm surprized that the old lady was even given a choise of updating or not.. Here in the real world most of the operating systems manufacturers have long since abandoned the good principle of asking for the user's consent first.

[@virt1one]

a decent update should back up, do the update, then restore (import / translate if necessary) the backup so data isn't lost. I consider reckless or intentional data loss a failure of design.

[@ogrebeast64]

Definitely shows the lack of appreciation from the younger generation. A generation which grew up that takes everything for granted instead of appreciating what they actually have. Well done!

[@tats763]

Well that was depressing. Very well done, but such a melancholy ending.

[@bobd5119]

Remain undepressed! Notice that it ends with the same dialog as at the start.

[@WilliamStonerock]

@@bobd5119 It ends with her ignoring it and the robot in the other room slowly running out of power. She never responded to its question and it seems she views it as a piece of useless tech now. That's a bit sad IMO.

[@fjdarling]

I remember a lady like this from 65 years in my past. When she brought out the Spaghetti she used to say mangia, mangia!! This was a very lovely short video. Thanks

[@alanr8702]

Eat, eat!!

[@Spicymuffin]

This is so relatable. So often i will ask elderly freinds or family why they never turn their phones on. Grumpy reply "Because no one ever calls me on it!"

[@johannaschonberger6182]

This made me sad and wish I has spent more time with my grandmother when she was alive

[@F3Y3F3]

That could've been my grandma, except mine came to the U.S. when she was young and spoke English very well. If I'd not eaten her pasta, the heartbroken look I would've gotten would force me to eat, even if I'd just come from dinner at my parent's house (that actually happened when I was home on leave) and I would just eat until I hurt.

[@JohnPaul-ii]

Never confuse update with better. Thank you Nonna. ❤️

[@paulmaggiar8274]

A wonderful short story with heart. The human food and robot food take center stage in how I process this film.

[@thaska6106]

Congratulations to Marco Baldonado and Rosa Forlano, her perfomance was incredibly good. Ambientation, script, roles, photography (that figure of Jesus Christ, where the size, the background and its milimetrical ubication, provide to the scene with an exceptional witness ), sci-fi with that C-9007 called "toto" and his umbilical charging cord was designed and developed with care. The unique contribution of the Italian language that always dress with musicality, humanity, personality and tenderness wherever it is pronnounced, was also a great sucess. That lady whose wrinkles on her face not only reflect the passage of life but knowledge and wisdom, does not need any robot to perform and give herself to others on a day-to-day basis, she would never have burned her pizza.

[@t.me_s_petizioni_2220]

I admire your admiration for a woman reduced to sofa, tv on useless fool betting programs, cooking poor nutritive gluten and starch white spaghetti, and protesting but not seriously reacting teaching again the few matters. ● I though the same about reset. But there there is a warning. Have you watched t IDIOCRACY? it is somehow a documentary Several matters are being developed worse and worse, from artisanship, to mechanical industry design and buildings, to software. More and more stupid stuff ("dancing", but very fondamental for humans like the actor inside the robot), even if without planned obsolescence.

[@TheJacklwilliams]

Damn straight skippy. Damn STRAIGHT. My Gran lived till 98 and she was spry her entire life. Bravo to your entire synopsis. like the film, spot on.

[@thaska6106]

@@TheJacklwilliams My Gran lived till 98 too, no joke. Thank you very much for your reading and answer Jack.

[@TheJacklwilliams]

@@thaska6106 At the end of a long week toiling away what could be finer than tilting a drink and giving props to our Grans. Thank you, very much and how crazy is that? The things they saw and experienced during their lifetimes!

[@phild8095]

Rosa, You are so brave to make this film. I miss my grandmother. She has been gone more than 30 years. But I see her in you. Thank you for bringing my grandmother back to me for a little while. It has been a blessing.

[@faithcastillo9597]

I'd have been given the choice of eating what was prepared and placed before me, or going hungry. Dad told us all, "We're not running a diner here."

[@thephoenix2176]

Our moms gave and our dads delivered the realness lol. . .

[@watching95]

I was given the choice of eating what was put before me or eating it for breakfast.

[@biguprochester]

If I had have?

[@jamesjustus6568]

Pretty sure your Dad and mine were cut from the same cloth. “Wait until your father comes home” and “If I have to pull this car over…” weren’t idle threats, either. LOL

[@burtan2000]

Learning it then is better than being spoiled and given what you want. My parents - exhausted with work, severe medical conditions, my older siblings, and having kids late, found it easier to let me eat whatever. To let me get away with whatever. I lacked discipline. As a result, I lack discipline and willpower now. I could wear them down and get away with things. I was a good student and likable, so the trend continued. I had a rough homelife so the teachers wanted me to succeed. And I was smart so i did. But you can't tire out your boss and get away with stuff. Eating crap now means I'm chubby. Don't get me wrong there's no one to blame but myself. I started working at 12 so that's served me well. I moved out at 16 so I am capable of self-sufficiency. But lasting success has eluded me, where a more disciplined person - even far less intelligent - would've found great success.

[@TheQuincyEdwards]

This is perfect. I feel the same way about new tech as the old lady - one day I finally understand it, things become smooth, and then an update and I would rather not relearn it.

[@kayskreed]

As an adult child who learned to cook from watching and following the instructions of his mother, I now understand that the generational gap and appreciation for simple yet wholesome things like homecooked meals can be met through teaching and spending a lot of time with family. The source of the problem is this movie lies with the middle generation, i e adult daughter/granddaughter too "busy" to dedicate that time and views granny mainly as a babysitter. Children are naturally curious and helpful. If you teach them young enough and get them involved, be it in the kitchen for instance, some of that culty has a chance at passing on to the next generation. More importantly it will bring everyone closer together and make them understand and appreciate things that otherwise it would be impossible to know. The solution is for people to slow down and spend time with eachother rather than popping out kids and teaching them nothing. Realistically, both somewhat optimistically but sadly as well, robot companions becoming mainstream doesn't appear to be farfetched the further along we go. But I believe that the message here is that although potentially really useful in some situations like providing companionship for the elderly or disabled, they cannot replace the need for family and more importantly a close-knit family bond.

[@andrewparkin4036]

A) I want a TOTO B) such a sad story but a good one.

[@aghastlyghost]

Even if it has to factory reset just to update software? Kind of a big design flaw there!

[@sgt.bunbun1369]

This is best expression of why not to mess with Grandma's stuff

[@InsolentVillager]

My Nona was Italian also and had the same eyes as Rosa. Toward the end when you zoomed in on her sad eyes it instantly had me teary eyed! Bravo!

[@malcolmkogut]

Beautiful but sad that younger generations don't know the struggles of their elders nor do they want to. The only things new are what have been forgotten.

[@lowercase21]

So true.

[@Pellkot]

One of the best things i did was voluntering for a summer job at the nursery home. The stories and life advice you get are amazing. Would recommend anyone regardless to do that.

[@birchwwolf]

Likewise, the older generations generally don't want to hear the struggles of the newer generations, arguing that they know what's best because it worked for them. The conversation must go both ways, and often does when families remain closer and more open to listening.

[@Morganational]

I was going to say what Birchwood said. The elders don't take anything the newer generation does seriously. Unfortunately it's just the way it has always been.

[@RodneyKimbangu]

@@birchwwolf Say that when you reach your old days and cannot easily tolerate some things!

[@l.b.4773]

I really appreciate the story. I hate that Grams built rapport with the robot and the little girl updated the thing. I see a lot in the comments about the generation gap. The girl is a child. She hasn’t had enough life experience to be grateful for the pasta. At her age, I’d probably want pizza, too. A short story that introduced and maintained my empathy for the characters and left me wanting more, but at the same time, left me filling like I’ve enjoyed a full length film. Loved it.

[@ToyotaKTM]

If Toto had Microsoft, Rosa would say "don't update" and Toto would say "updating now".

[@westsidesmitty1]

Yep. Durn thing doesn't even ask. And it's all just junk they want to sell me.

[@blackspaces8122]

Thank you for this beautiful short film. It has a really poignant message about accepting the gifts of our elders exactly as they are. Don't try to "update" their gifts. The little girl was not being insenstive. She was just being a somewhat self-absorbed child. True for the mother. The grandmother accepted Toto just as he came in the package. And that's what we should do for the grandmothers in our lives.

[@westsidesmitty1]

Beautifully said!

[@sneed472]

actually quite endearing. don't know why everyone says it's depressing. I'm sure all it's trying to say is respect your elders, which I think most people do but children are often too naive to understand when they maybe aren't

[@foxyturbine7114]

Mamma mia!! I wanted to cry at the end :( That was a great film, Marco. Very well done. Thank you.

[@HunterMayer]

That update was a gut punch in the feels. I was yelling at my screen "no no no!". It's a good story, heartwarming in reverse. I give it 5 out 5 chef kisses. 😚

[@juljul123]

So relatable!! That's why my parents hate to update their phones

[@moogmike1]

This was a lovely film, wish it could have been longer.

[@Phrancis5]

It's like that movie "Frank and the Robot". I'm now middle age, never had kids, but work in tech and have generally kept up with technology. I hope digital assistants like this will be common and affordable in my old age. Just like Japan's aging population, there are many Americans that never had kids. Weird that a new robot is kinda dingy looking - also, software updates shouldn't erase important memory...

[@cintamarie1934]

I enjoyed her acting. Would love to see more of main actress Rosa

[@acmanuel21]

Please love your parents/ grandparents every single day. Take time to bond, talk.

[@lukapogo]

I like this. Unlike a lot of other shorts, this ain't pretentious. Great work, marco and the team!

[@robrod3097]

Moraleja: Why fix it if it ain't broken... It takes one member in between, to break the tradition. In the second generation, all may be lost...

[@dbaider9467]

You knocked this one out of the park. Perfect casting and you can tell the music was a labour of love.

[@hyruleanraven81]

We all need Rosa in our lives. Mother should focus on her child not to be so dismissive.

[@BUDBLOOOD]

Best short Sci Fi I’ve seen in Years. Congratulations and Thank You 🙏🏻

[@robertheinkel6225]

The family recipe is still in grandma’s memory, so it hasn’t been lost.

[@stefanschleps8758]

Wonderful! Expertly written, and superbly directed. Acting by Rosa Forlano is a tour de force! The problems being analogue in a digital world. Sweet. Bravo!

[@ShaeGuy]

6:38 I just love the angry look he gave her. lol

[@EPrimeify]

I just showed my Nonna. She was like "That's-a me!" "That's Nonna!" and also she liked the music at the end.

[@thomascollins4325]

Great short film!!! It really portrayed well the way old people are basically ignored by younger people, even family. No one listened to her. Very well done!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@TheGolfdaily]

One of the BEST short film at DUST! Nice simple story, - Very Human!

[@davidhernandezgiuliani9184]

This should be a movie. Congrats to the director.

[@PrimitiveInTheExtreme]

Oh che bello un cortometraggio in italiano! Troppo contento! Grande Marco, grande lavoro davvero! La storia di Toto e Rosa mi è piaciuta troppo! Spero che ci sia un seguito! Ciao 🍝

[@bobd5119]

Re: "Spero che ci sia un seguito!" Si si! Subito!

[@PrimitiveInTheExtreme]

@@bobd5119 🤞🤞

[@MatthewHill]

Wow that is a lot sadder than I was expecting. Definitely worth a watch though.

[@PelicanMafia]

this was really well made, it really shows the separation of older generations to newer ones

[@CampbellCornLab]

This is my most favorite Dust Sci Fi episode ever!! Bravo1

[@kittehgo]

OMG I would have totally asked if I could have a few containers of pasta, even if I couldn't stay to eat. Real pasta made by an Italian grandmother must taste like heaven..🤗

[@EPrimeify]

This reminds me so much of MY Nonna 😔 I feel bad for her.

[@mhughes1160]

These kind of videos are great 👍 please make more.

[@kennethkrabat]

That was incredibly sad. And very well done, as story and performance. Now I even less want to become as old as her. Its already slipping at age 59

[@rudevalve]

Certified Gold!!!!!

[@rutheliz75]

That pasta looked amazing . Avery good story line.

[@applejack4225]

I would have happily sat down and eaten fresh, home cooked pasta with Rosa. What a treat. The child was spoilt and ungrateful.

[@kjkjkj4763]

Understanding of giving and receiving LOVE between generations and to respect each other’s and how much time we have for each other . I really enjoyed this . Sad but it shows the reality , everyone needs compassion in different ways

[@jasonmagana6081]

Hello my name is Jason, what a treat lol,many thanks to the team,I still have a short fused grandmother to this day. She acts the same in the kitchen when cooking tamales during fall into winter every time.👍👍👍

[@jeffarmstrong1308]

This great on so many levels. I'm not of Italian or Greek descent so I did not have a Nonna as such but I know the type of lady. Her heartbreak when the TOTO was updated and had its memory wiped in the process is beautifully portrayed by the writing and the the acting. Much as I love my modern technology I sometimes wish programmers would remember the principle of "if it ain't broke don't fix it" Too often the gains made by a software update are countered by the loss of a valued functionality.

[@parafoxl7619]

I... this made me cry... this is so sad i... gosh...

[@nigelprice4799]

...very well done, message put across succinctly, nothing wasted.....what more could you want?

[@robertsontirado4478]

Well made highly creative it takes a lot to make a film like this, congratulations. Molto bene.

[@k.r.fonsecadasilva4860]

What a masterpiece!!! ...Made me sad, cause its actually the negligence that some people have to face in real life.

[@aelthric]

Ciao Marco, mia moglie era italiana, è morta nel 2020 e posso vedere nel comportamento di Rosa Forlano, la mia amata Bruna, sebbene Bruna era molto più giovane quando è morta. Grazie mille per avermi fatto la lacrima agli occhi mentre guardavo il tuo meraviglioso film ... Per favore perdona il mio povero italiano, Bruna ha sempre detto che ero troppo pigro per imparare a parlarlo bene ...

[@pyronman]

Your italian is perfetc, greatings from italy!

[@todddouglas296]

Loved it! Made me miss my grandma.

[@rylieriley]

Bellissimo! Adoro questo film. 💗🥰💗 I would love some homemade spaghetti, but I have none (it's my favorite food). 😢 Where is a Nonna when you need one? 😄

[@dbrxsdgo]

Awe... Another good story that was way too short. Loved this grandma!

[@yup_pea]

OMG! AWESOME video! But my grandmother would die if there was tomato sauce that came in a jar! Lol! She always said... tomato sauce comes from a vine NOT a jar! Love you grandma 😘😀

[@SS71Simon]

This Is a masterpiece. Bellissimo e profondo. Sad but true. Complimenti

[@Beading_Kate]

It made me sad. There are a lot of reasons in this short to make me sad. Loosened family connections, isolation, loneliness, ungratefulness, aging… My grandmothers used to tell stories about their tough childhood, too. Stories about struggle and hunger and kindness. Later I learnt that they had never tell us the darkest things, such as deaths of their mothers and siblings and other hurtful events. Home-cooked food is the best! I would be happy to have any meal cooked by my grandmothers. Unfortunately, I can’t anymore. Be grateful for having your family around. I think that many of younger people do not appreciate home-cooked food because they don’t know how much it takes to cook anything. It happens to almost any activity. The girl was so ignorant to mess up with the device that was not her in the first place. She should have asked the owner - her grandma - if she could update the software and briefly explain all the pros and cons of it. And… what a weird software update that reset all settings and memory!

[@WilliamStonerock]

Agreed, but the girl swims in tech and for her the update was just background noise. She likely thought she was helping.

[@Beading_Kate]

@@WilliamStonerock you’re right, but… I still think that children should be taught the right way to interact with someone else’s belongings. There should be respect and attention. I bet the girl would be upset, too, if grandma did the same thing to her tablet or phone.

[@linovishnudatt2992]

Beautifull movie! Loved the performance of Nana. I guess she’ll learn Toto everything again after this day. I mean she did it before so why panic? Obviously she doesn’t… A bit stupid that the update required a memory erase. Must be an Apple product! 🤣

[@EPrimeify]

I’m gonna show this to my Nonna soon. See what she thinks.

[@AppNasty]

My mom goes through this. Phone works as she wants and has gotten used to….until an update comes and changes things around a bit. Now she has to learn new things and doesn’t have the energy to. Awesome short.

[@jm1551701]

"This was such a great story, a little sad @ the end but very good, I love anything SCI-FI specially when there are robots in it, this was very well filmed , great acting and Direction, a fine job Marco,

[@CarlosMabalot]

For those old enough to remember, the Toto battery indicator at the very end of the film becomes deeply symbolic.

[@theRandoMandoDude]

Nice work, loving the live action Big Hero 6 vibe, complete with Baymax and it's Panda Cosplay. Not mocking you or the short, I genuinely love it.

[@ClaudioVaL]

meraviglioso. complimenti! (wonderful!)

[@valbain209]

The white chubby robot thing reminds me of the movie Big Hero 6.

[@Hafnhaf]

this made me want to be Italian. much love to Nonna, Marco & the rest of the cast & crew for this incredible piece !

[@otterpoet]

Beautiful, yet sad film. Hit harder than I thought. Brilliantly done.

[@phil20_20]

Just like the VCR when the power goes out! Lol

[@michaelwilson8461]

Poor grandma, gained and lost a friend in a day. Makes you want to go hug your grandmother, just because.

[@MentalStillness]

Impressive film. I enjoyed the live action take on Baymax and Rosa's story dealing with her solitude and entitled granddaughter.

[@edesir]

Exactly the way I expected it to end!! Well done!! How my mom was after her Google Home stopped working.

[@watersrising8044]

Rosa was wonderful. Thank you.

[@privatemale27]

It is very irritating when a software update wipes my preferences. I'm glad that developers have gotten much better about that in recent years, but there are still UI changes that are very annoying. Like the forced grouping unlabeled windows on the task bar of windows 11. Real pain if you want to quickly switch between applications while you're working.

[@creekhousecache9563]

Ha Ha, I thought it was only me who wished the grandkids would just leave my stuff alone

[@OldManPaxusYT]

wow... a rare Dust short that's actually pretty good

[@carcax]

I like the way the technology is nore good nore bad, but it depends the way it is used. Great movie. And Italian. I love when I ear other langages than english.

[@CAMBY608]

not gonna lie, that spaghetti looked good! :) - Great short, and great acting!

[@tinahochstetler2189]

Hey, that was for grandma! To make her day to day life a little easier and less lonely. And little granddaughter erased all of Grandma's work and happy memories with Toto. 😔 And the Mom, Rosa's daughter, saying she's going to help her with it, there's no way that will ever happen. Ten years later she'll still be talking about 'someday.' Someday never comes. Well, I guess Rosa will just have to take time to teach Toto and make friends with him all over again. Don't let kids or anybody play with him unattended any more.