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Dad, why do we have to lug Kimberly's
stuff downstairs?

She's going skiing, not us.

Come on, you can do a favor for your
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Hey, Dad, everybody's got something to
do this weekend but me.

How about taking me skiing?

I'm afraid it's impossible at the last
minute, Willis.

You have to make reservations, rent ski
equipment.

But I promise you, another time we'll do
it.

Hi.

Hi there, honey.

Hey, what's my ski stuff doing down
here?

Oh, I brought it down for you.

You went into a woman's room without
asking?

I didn't go into a woman's room. I went
in your room.

We just wanted to save you the trouble
of lugging all that stuff down tomorrow

morning, honey.

Well, thanks, but it's still an invasion
of my privacy.

I'm 16 now, and I'm entitled to be
treated like an adult, not like some

kid. Well, I am letting you go away for
the weekend alone with your friend

Michelle, aren't I?

Doesn't that show that I'm not treating
you like a little kid? Yeah, I guess so.

Oh, hey, don't forget your long johns.
It gets cold up there.

Yeah, I'll pack some extra pampers, too,
Dad.

That's funny.

Would you look silly in Pampers?

On second thought, you might look good
in them.

I got it.

Oh, hi, Michelle.

Hi, Willis. Come on in. Thanks.

Hi, Mr. Drummond. Hi there, Michelle.

Here's the wax you wanted for your skis.
Oh, great, thanks.

So you're all set for our trip?

Oh, I'm really looking forward to it.
Oh, me too.

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Be very careful.

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No, it isn't. All I had to do was hold
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Well, I'm sure glad he isn't tagging
along.

It'd sure kill the romance.

Romance? Well, you think we'll meet some
guys out on the slip?

I'm positive.

My boyfriend, Ron, is meeting me up
there, and he's bringing along his

Tony Martino.

Tony Martino, student body president of
Marshall Academy, editor of the

yearbook, Mr.

Everything.

That's him.

I hardly noticed him.

Oh, boy, did I have a crush on him.

Who didn't? And now it seems that he has
a thing for you.

For me?

You're kidding.

Wow, I never even thought he noticed me.
Well, sure, I've met him at parties and

we've danced and talked, but I never
thought he was very interested.

Well, you'll get to see just how
interested he is this weekend.

Oh, really? Are they staying close by?

Oh, real close.

In the same lodge?

Closer. How much closer? In the same
room.

As ours.

That's close, all right.

So what do you think?

I think you're crazy.

Why? You just got through telling me how
much you like Tony.

Well, I do. I also really like giraffes,
but that doesn't mean I want one in my

room.

What do you want, Willis?

I gotta get a snack to hold me over till
dinner.

Well, we're having a private
conversation.

Do you mind?

Oh, no, I don't mind. Go right ahead.

I'll chew real loud so I won't hear what
you're saying.

Will you please get out of here, Willis?

Okay.

it was a threat.

I could take that, too.

Kimberly,

it is time you stopped being Daddy's
little girl. I know.

You're really putting me on the spot.

I told Ron and Tony you would definitely
be with us this weekend.

Don't you think you should have asked me
first?

Well, I thought... I thought you would
be flattered that Tony wanted to be with

you. Oh, it'll be a wonderful
experience.

Yeah, but Michelle, I don't know if I'm
ready to experience that experience.

Hello? Hi.

Is this Kimberly?

Yes.

Tony Martino.

Oh, hi, Tony.

It's Tony.

Yes, Tony?

I thought I should touch base with you
about this weekend.

think I'm going to be able to make it
this weekend.

Oh, no.

What's the problem?

Well, I just don't think I... Actually,

Tony, I think you should just get
somebody else.

But I really want to see you this
weekend.

We'll have a great time.

And no strings, okay?

I don't think so.

Kimberly, could you clear this up for
me?

Oh. Sorry, I didn't see you were on the
phone. I'll wait. Go ahead. Hold on a

second. What is it, Daddy?

Do you know anything about this bill
from Bell's Boutique?

Yeah, that's the sweater I bought for
this weekend. You said I can charge it.

Oh, right.

Forgot all about it.

By the way, be sure to leave the number
of the ski lodge and call me when you

get there so I know you arrived safely.

Yes, Daddy.

And listen, it might not hurt to take
along some cough medicine.

Why?

In case you start coughing.

Hey, I'm sorry about that. Tony, you
still there?

That's okay.

You were saying about your problem?

Well, actually, it is no longer a
problem. I am definitely going, Tony.

I'll see you tomorrow.

Hey, terrific.

I'm really looking forward to it.

Yeah, me too.

Bye -bye.

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going.

Look, honey, that's going to be a long
drive.

Are you sure you want to have some
breakfast?

Yeah, I really don't have time, Dad.
Michelle's going to be here any minute.

Well, hey, ask her to come up. We'll
give her some breakfast, too.

I really am not very hungry, Daddy.

Honey, is there anything wrong?

Well, why should there be anything
wrong?

I don't know.

You just seem a little nervous, that's
all.

I think I know what it is.

You do?

You're worried because this is going to
be your first time.

How did you... There's nothing to be
ashamed of.

Everybody's nervous the first time. I
know I was.

Sure. Oh, sure.

Your first weekend away on your own,
that's bound to do that to you.

Oh, right.

Dad, I feel so much better now. Thanks,
really. I gotta go. Oh, can you wait a

second? Willis wants to say goodbye to
you. Willis, come on, move it.

I'm moving it as fast as I can when I'm
waking it up.

Your sister wants to get moving. She's
got a big weekend ahead of her.

Have a great time, Kimberly.

Well, thanks a lot, Willis. I didn't
expect you to get up at 5 o 'clock in

morning. Who's up?

Oh, listen.

I heard the ski report.

It sounds like there's going to be an
awful lot of snow up there.

Daddy, you need snow for skiing.

That's why they don't hold the Winter
Olympics in Hawaii.

And, hon, don't take any chances,
please. Take care.

Bye -bye, Ben.

Bye -bye.

Man,

that was some goodbye.

She's just going away for the weekend.
She's not joining the Hare Krishnas.

How would you like to go skiing?

I'd love to, right after I go sleeping.

No, I mean, you said you'd never been
skiing.

But, Dad, you said we couldn't go.

Did I say that?

Don't listen to me.

I'm worried about Kimberly getting hurt.

Did you see the way she clung to me just
now?

As though she didn't really want to go.

Oh, Dad, Kimberly's capable of taking
care of herself.

I mean, she's responsible.

She's sensible.

She's 16.

Right. Get packed.

Well,

oh, I think I've about had it.

Oh, me too. I'm bushed. Yeah. See you
guys later.

But what's the hurry? It's only 5 o
'clock.

Oh, gee, is it that late?

I mean, I can hardly keep my eyes open.
Oh, me too.

Well, what do you say we order some
dinner?

You do that.

Well,

I guess that leaves just you and me,
huh?

Yeah.

If there's one thing I'd love to snuggle
up to, it's a fireplace.

Wish I were a fireplace.

Don't you touch me.

How'd you?

If I was any further away from you, I'd
need a road map to find you.

You said on the telephone that there'd
be no strings.

And I meant it.

I'm not going to try anything.

You're not?

Will you make up your mind?

Oh, look, if I could make up my mind, I
wouldn't be acting like this.

What's the problem?

Look, I'm really sorry, Tony. It's just
that this whole weekend is throwing me.

Well, at first, I didn't know you guys
were coming up. And then when Michelle

finally told me, I didn't level with my
father. And we don't know each other

very well.

Well, maybe this wasn't such a hot idea.

Maybe you girls should have come up here
by yourselves.

No, I really did want to spend time with
you and get to know you better.

You know, I never forgot that time we
danced at that party.

Neither have I.

You know what I was dying to do?

Get you to call me afterwards.

Why didn't you?

Well, I was so excited I forgot my phone
number.

Too bad.

You know, I thought you were really
pretty that night.

And tonight?

Even prettier.

Those blue eyes of yours, they're
just... So, Don...

A blue.

Well, your eyes aren't so bad either.

You know what we ought to do?

Pretend you gave me your phone number
that night and we've known each other a

long, long time.

Long time no see.

Kimberly? Kimberly?

You know what I'm thinking?

Yes, I do.

So am I, so please stop thinking it.

Where are you going?

I'm going to bury myself in a snowbank.

Tony, are you angry?

No, no, no. Why should I be angry?

You're angry.

You bet I am.

At myself.

When I think of all the other girls I
could have brought up here, and I had to

get stuck with somebody I really care
about.

Yeah, come on in.

I thought I heard the door slam.

Where'd Tony go?

He left.

What happened?

Nothing. That's why he left.

Oh, Michelle, I feel like such a fool.

Oh, hey, come on.

I bet Tony will never want to speak to
me again. Now, don't be silly.

See? He's back already.

Go easy on him.

Okay.

Hi, honey. Hello.

We decided to drive off and surprise
you. Are you surprised?

Well, that's one way to put it.

So, where are you staying?

Right here in this hotel.

Did you get a room? Yeah, we lucked out.

Is it nice?

Fine. I'd love to see it. Let's go,
right now. No, it's not ready yet.

So, how's your drive up? Honey, it's
getting cold out here.

Come on in. Thanks.

Oh, there's Michelle. Hi. Hey, I'm
Michelle. I'm starving.

I'm hungry, too. Why don't we call room
service, have them send something in

here? Oh, great idea. To this room?

Well, unless they want to serve it out
in the snow.

Some steak sandwiches, some milk, and a
beer. Sure, I'll get a beer for you too,

Dad.

Room service, please.

Hi. Oh, wow, that's what I call room
service, huh?

We'll have two steak sandwiches, a milk,
and a beer.

And make that, oh, listen, make that
with fries, too. Thanks a lot.

up here that fast?

Uh, uh, well, it must be the cold air. I
mean, cold air makes you move fast.

Certainly wasn't dressed like a waiter.

Oh, well, it's very casual up here. I
mean, the house dresses any way they'd

like.

What's going on in here?

Kimberly's just entertaining her brother
and her father.

How did you want those sandwiches, ma
'am?

Forget it, Tony.

He knows.

Knows? What's to know?

He knows she came over to spend the
weekend with you, turkey.

I will talk to you two guys later.

Right now, I'd like to speak to my
daughter alone.

Yes, sir, Mr. Drummond, whatever you
say.

We'll be right in here.

I'm going to go out to the bunny slope
and check out the bunny.

Kimberly, I am shocked.

Now, Daddy, I know what you're thinking,
and you're right. I shouldn't have done

it. Kimberly!

I wish I could believe that.

See that?

You don't trust me.

You make me feel like I just want to
break out and do something crazy. Like

or join the army.

Okay, I'll drive you to the recruiting
office.

I was wrong to permit you to come up
here in the first place.

Only because you still think I'm a baby.

I was concerned about you being on your
own.

Nothing like this even entered my head.
You get packed. I'm taking you straight

home. No, you're not.

It's time you started trusting me.

I'm going to stay here with Michelle and
the boys can go and get themselves

another room.

Kimberly, I'm your father.

I guess maybe I have been a little
overprotective lately.

A little?

All right, a lot.

But it's hard to let go.

I guess it's just the mother in me.

Daddy, I know I did wrong.

And I know it hasn't been easy for you
to raise three kids by yourself.

Uh -uh.

Two kids.

And one young lady.

Thanks for that.

Hi, Dad.

This is Old Mac Arnold.

Hi, Arnold.

How are things down on the farm?

Fine. How are things with you city
slickers?

We're okay.

Are you enjoying the fresh air down
there?

Yeah, except the air's not too fresh
around the barn.

a rubber glove.

Look, I hope you're not any trouble to
Adelaide and her sister.

Now remember, say please and thank you.

And at meals, don't reach for seconds
until you've been asked.

Is it all right if I hint?

Yes,

I do consider banging your fork on your
plate a hint.

Let me talk to him.

Just a minute, Arnold. Willis wants to
talk to you.

I'll see you tomorrow.

Hi, Arnold.

Man, you missed a lot of excitement
today.

You know, me and Dad went up to the ski
lodge to surprise Kimberly, but we got

surprised instead.

She was up there with a guy.

Who you talking about, Willis?

You heard me.

Kimberly was up there with a guy.

Give me all the details.

No, I'm sorry, Arnold. You're too young.