All language subtitles for Little.Men.S02E12.480p.AMZN.WEB-DL.DDP2.0.H.264-TEPES

[ * ]

YOU TALK
TO HIM?

YEAH. SAYS HE
WASN'T LOOKIN'
FOR ANY HELP
RIGHT NOW.

YOU TALK TO
MR. GERSON?

YEAH. HE SAID WE
COULD DELIVER
GROCERIES FOR HIM

FOR FIVE CENTS
A DELIVERY.

FIVE CENTS.
IS THAT IT?

MIGHT AS WELL
JUST FORGET
ABOUT IT.

NO, WE CAN'T.

NAN, YOU SAW
THE PRICE IN
THE CATALOGUE.

WE'LL NEVER
BE ABLE TO BUY
THAT THING.

YES, WE WILL.
WE JUST GOTTA
THINK OF SOME
OTHER WAY.

WE BETTER
THINK FAST

'CAUSE WE DON'T
HAVE MUCH TIME.

YOU HAVE TO
COME, JO.

IT'S A FAMILY
WEDDING.

Jo:
FOR A COUSIN
WE'VE MET,
WHAT, ONCE?

Meg:
WELL, TWICE,
ACTUALLY.

LOOK, THAT
DOESN'T MATTER.
WHAT MATTERS IS

THE WHOLE FAMILY'S
GOING TO BE THERE.

MARMEE
AND FATHER
ARE GOING.

LAURIE'S GOING.
Laurie: I'LL BE THERE.

I HAVE SOME
BUSINESS TO
ATTEND TO FIRST.

SELLING GRAPES
TO SOME PHYSICIAN.

HE'S A FRIEND OF
ONE OF MY CLIENTS.

HE'S LOOKING TO
BUY CONCORD GRAPES,

AS MANY AS
HE CAN GET
HIS HANDS ON,

AND I PROMISED I'D
INTRODUCED HIM TO A
FEW LOCAL GROWERS.

HEY, YOU GOT
GRAPES IN THAT
PLOT IN THE GARDEN.

TWO WEEKS IN
NEW YORK, JO.

AND YOUR
BIRTHDAY'S
COMING UP.

WE CAN CELEBRATE
IT THERE.

AMY, I HAVE A SCHOOL
TO RUN, REMEMBER?

I CAN'T JUST CANCEL
CLASS FOR TWO WEEKS.

WELL, MAYBE YOU
CAN FIND SOMEONE
TO FILL IN FOR YOU.

YES, MAYBE YOU
CAN FIND SOMEONE
TO FILL IN FOR YOU.

AND I HAVE
MR. JENNINGS'
BOOK TO FINISH.

IT'S DUE AT
THE PUBLISHER'S
ON THURSDAY.

THAT'S FIVE
DAYS FROM NOW

AND I STILL
HAVE THE LAST
CHAPTER TO WRITE.

Jo:
[ Sigh ]

I WOULD LOVE TO
COME TO NEW YORK.

I REALLY WOULD.
IT'S GOING
TO BE FUN.

I JUST CAN'T RIGHT NOW.

WE UNDERSTAND.

DON'T WE?

OF COURSE
WE DO.

Jo:
ALL RIGHT, YOU TWO.

SHE CAN'T
KEEP GOING
ON LIKE THIS.

I DON'T KNOW WHY
SHE JUST DOESN'T
HIRE A NEW TEACHER.

WELL, MAYBE
SHE CAN'T AFFORD
ONE YET.

I MEAN, FRANZ
DID PRACTICALLY
WORK FOR FREE.

AND BESIDES, SHE
LOVES TEACHING
THOSE CHILDREN.

READY TO GO?

SHE LOVES
WRITING TOO.

BUT LOOK AT HER.

DOES SHE LOOK
HAPPY TO YOU?

Dan:
LET'S GO.

[ * ]

[ * ]

[ * ]

[ * ]

Asia:
I DON'T THINK IT'S
ANYTHING SERIOUS,

BUT I SENT HIM
STRAIGHT TO BED

JUST TO MAKE
SURE IT DOESN'T
GET ANY WORSE.

HOW ARE
YOU FEELING,
SWEETHEART?

ALL RIGHT.

WELL, HE DOESN'T
HAVE A FEVER.

BUT I THINK IT'S
BEST THAT YOU
STAY IN BED

UNTIL YOU FEEL
BETTER, HMM?

BUT I WAS GOING
TO GO FISHING
WITH NAT.

WELL, I'LL
TELL YOU WHAT.

YOU AND I HAVEN'T
BEEN FISHING TOGETHER
IN A LONG TIME,

AS SOON AS
YOU'RE WELL,

I'LL TAKE
YOU FISHING.
HOW'S THAT?

PROMISE?

I PROMISE.

ALL RIGHT, NOW.
ARE YOU WARM ENOUGH?

OKAY. I HAVE TO
GET BACK TO CLASS.

YOU TRY AND
GET SOME SLEEP.

THAT'S GOOD.
CLOSE YOUR EYES.

THAT'S GOOD.

WHY WOULD A
DOCTOR WANNA
BUY GRAPES?

WHO CARES?
AS LONG AS HE
PAYS FOR 'EM.

YEAH, AND WITH ALL
THAT MONEY WE GET,
WE CAN BUY THAT...

[ Door opening ]

WELL...

I ASSUME THAT
YOU'VE ALL FINISHED
READING THE CHAPTER

AND THAT YOU'RE ALL
WELL ACQUAINTED

WITH THE
SETTLEMENT OF THE
JAMESTOWN COLONY.

SO LET'S REVIEW
SHALL WE?

WHO CAN TELL ME THE
NAMES OF THE SHIPS

THAT BROUGHT THE SETTLERS
TO THE NEW WORLD?

I KNOW WHAT
YOU'RE THINKING.

YOU'RE THINKING,
"THIS CHAPTER
WAS SO EXCITING,

WE WOULD LOVE TO
READ IT AGAIN."

YEAH!

ALL RIGHT.

THIS TIME, THOUGH,
LET'S READ IT OUT LOUD

SO THAT WE CAN ALL
SHARE IN THE EXCITEMENT.

NAN, WHY DON'T
YOU START?

[ * ]

Laurie:
DR. WELCH?

I'M...
THEODORE LAWRENCE!

MY CONDUIT TO
THE ILLUSTRIOUS
CONCORD GRAPE!

I CAN'T THANK
YOU ENOUGH FOR ALL
YOUR KIND SERVICES.

OH WELL, IT'S
MY PLEASURE.

THERE ARE MANY
PEOPLE IN CONCORD
WHO ARE ANXIOUS
TO MEET YOU.

AH!

HERE, SO I SEE.

THERE ARE TWO OF
THEM SPYING ON US
AT THIS VERY MOMENT.

DAN? NAN.

Laurie:
WHY DON'T YOU
BOTH COME HERE

AND I'LL
INTRODUCE YOU.

DR. THOMAS WELCH,
THIS IS DAN AND NAN.

A PLEASURE
INDEED.

GREAT PLEASURE.

AH, "WHAT IS
THAT?," YOU'RE
WONDERING.

WINE.

HAVE SOME.

I'M NOT ALLOWED
TO DRINK WINE.

I'M VERY GLAD
TO HEAR THAT,
MY DEAR.

BUT THIS WINE
IS SPECIAL. IT'S
UNFERMENTED.

WHAT?

NO ALCOHOL.
GO AHEAD, TRY IT.

MMM!

MMM?
[ Chuckle ]
YEAH!

NO, NO, NO, KEEP
IT. YOU SHARE IT
WITH DAN HERE.

DOCTOR, I'VE ARRANGED
A FEW MEETINGS
THIS AFTERNOON,

SO I'M SURE YOU'D LIKE
TO FRESHEN UP AFTER
SUCH A LONG JOURNEY...

OH! NONSENSE.
I'M READY NOW.
LET'S GO.

OH. ALL RIGHT,
WELL THEN, UH...

WHY DON'T WE GO
TO THE HOTEL,

DROP OFF SOME
LUGGAGE AND WE'LL
BE ON OUR...

WAY.

DR. WELCH...

WHERE YOU GOIN'?

TO GET THE GRAPES.

WE GOTTA SELL 'EM
TO DR. WELCH BEFORE
HE MEETS WITH...

DAN, HE'S
STARTIN' A GRAPE
JUICE BUSINESS.

SO? IS THERE A
PROBLEM WITH THAT?

NO, NOT A PROBLEM;
AN OPPORTUNITY.

Emil:
GRAPE JUICE?

SURE. WE ALREADY
GOT THE GRAPES.

ALL WE GOTTA DO
IS MAKE THE JUICE,

BOTTLE IT AND
SELL IT OURSELVES.

YEAH, YOU MAKE A LOT
MORE MONEY THAN YOU
WOULD SELLIN' GRAPES.

YEAH, WE'RE
GONNA HAVE
TO MOVE FAST,

AND WE NEED
EVERYBODY'S HELP.

SO I'M GONNA PICK
THE GRAPES AND
TEND TO THE VINES,

AND NAN'S GONNA
MAKE THE JUICE.

I CAN MANAGE
THE FINANCES.

Dan: AND WE'RE GONNA
NEED A NAME
FOR THE JUICE.

AND A SLOGAN.
I'LL WORK ON THAT.

YEAH, I CAN
DO THE ARTWORK
FOR THE LABELS.

WHAT CAN I DO?

YOU?

YOU CAN, UM...

UM...

YOU CAN HELP.

YEAH!

THERE.

ALL FINISHED.

OKAY, WHO'S
GONNA TRY IT?

LOOKS KIND
OF... LUMPY.

THAT'S ALL RIGHT, IT'S
JUST THE PULP AND STUFF.
IT'S GOOD FOR YOU.

WHO WANTS TO TRY IT?

TOMMY.

COME ON,
TRY IT.

Nan:
MMM!

TOMMY! WE GOTTA
SELL THAT STUFF!

IT'S TERRIBLE!
TOO CHEWY.

Nan:
WELL, THAT'S JUST
THE FIRST BATCH.

SECOND BATCH WILL BE
GREAT, YOU'LL SEE.

MAKE SURE TO TAKE
ALL THE LUMPS OUT TOO.

AH, WORKIN' ON
MR. JENNINGS'
BOOK?

HOMEWORK.

THERE'S JUST
FAR TOO MANY
MISTAKES HERE.

IT'S AS THOUGH
THE CHILDREN
RUSHED THROUGH
THESE ASSIGNMENTS

WITHOUT ANY
THOUGHT AT ALL.

SAME AS
WITH THEIR
CHORES TODAY.

SORRY THIS
TOOK SO LONG.

Asia:
KIDS GOT GRAPE
STAINS ALL OVER
MY TEA STRAINER.

GRAPE STAINS?

THEY WERE MAKI''
GRAPE JUICE.

NAN SAYS THEY
WERE HOPIN' TO
MAKE SOME MONEY

BY SELLIN' THE
JUICE IN TOWN.

WELL, I SEE YOU
HAVEN'T GOTTEN
TO YOUR BIRTHDAY
RESOLUTIONS YET.

NO. THE HOMEWORK PILE
NEVER SEEMS TO END.

BIRTHDAY
RESOLUTIONS?

HM-MM.

JO ALWAYS WRITES
A LITTLE SOMETHING
DOWN IN HER JOURNAL

JUST BEFORE
HER BIRTHDAY.

WHAT SHE'S
EXPECTING FROM
THE UPCOMING YEAR.

I'VE BEEN
DOING IT SINCE
I WAS A CHILD.

ALTHOUGH THIS YEAR,
I HAVEN'T HAD MUCH
TIME TO THINK ABOUT IT.

Asia:
WELL, THAT'S
BECAUSE YOU BEEN
WORKING TOO HARD.

YOU NEED A
DAY OFF EVERY
NOW AND THEN.

SHE'S RIGHT, YOU KNOW.

THINK ABOUT IT.

A WHOLE DAY AWAY
FROM ALL THIS.

SAY, MAYBE SATURDAY?

WE COULD TAKE
A RIDE OUT
TO THE RIVER,

HAVE OURSELVES
A NICE LITTLE
PICNIC

IN THE WOODS.

[ Sigh ]

THAT SOUNDS WONDERFUL.

IT'S A DATE.

[ * ]

I'LL PASS.

NO, THANKS.

TOMMY?

DO I HAVE TO?

YOU SAID
YOU WANTED TO
HELP. SO HELP.

WELL?

IT'S GREAT!

[ Chuckle ]

ALL RIGHT.

WHAT?

ASIA.

YOU FELL ASLEEP.

HOW'S HE DOING?

WELL, HE'S STILL
SNIFFLING A BIT,

BUT I THINK HE'S
ON THE MEND.

WHAT TIME
IS IT?

IT'S TOO
LATE FOR US TO
START TALKIN'.

YOU SHOULD TRY
TO GET SOME SLEEP.

I WILL, SOON.

I HAVE TO DO
SOME MORE WORK
ON MY BOOK.

DON'T WORRY.
I'LL BE FINISHED
WITH IT TOMORROW.

I HAVE NO CHOICE.

YOUR OLD
JOURNALS.

OH, YES.

YOU KNOW, I HAD
FORGOTTEN ABOUT MY
BIRTHDAY RESOLUTIONS

UNTIL YOU REMINDED
ME EARLIER.

SO I THOUGHT
I'D LOOK BACK AT
MY OLD JOURNALS,

SEE WHAT I
WROTE WHEN I
WAS YOUNGER.

LOOK AT THIS ONE.
JUST BEFORE MY
18TH BIRTHDAY.

I WAS GOING TO BE
A FAMOUS WRITER,
TRAVELLING THE WORLD,

RELATING MY
ADVENTURES TO A
FAITHFUL LEGION
OF READERS.

[ Chuckle ]

LOOKS LIKE
YOU SUCCEEDED.

YOU DID BECOME
A FAMOUS WRITER.

ASIA, I'VE
WRITTEN ONE BOOK.

AND GOT MARRIED,
AND STARTED THIS
WONDERFUL SCHOOL
WITH YOUR HUSBAND.

BUT YOU DIDN'T
KNOW YOU WOULD BE
LEFT ALONE, JO.

YET HERE YOU ARE,
RUNNING THE SCHOOL,
TEACHING THE CLASSES.

BEING A MOTHER,
NOT JUST TO THIS
SWEET CHILD HERE,

BUT TO ALL
THE KIDS.

AND EVEN AFTER
ALL OF THAT,

YOU'RE STILL MANAGING
TO WRITE YOUR SECOND BOOK.

NOW IF YOU ASK ME,

THAT'S SOMETHIN'
TO BE MIGHTY PROUD OF.

[ * ]

DONE ALREADY?

AH, ALL BRUSHED
UP, READY TO GO.

YOU PICK THE HOOVES?

I, UH... FORGOT.

COME ON, DAN. YOU
KNOW BETTER THAN THAT.

NICK,

DO YOU KNOW
WHERE JO IS?

SHE HAD TO GO
INTO TOWN TO
SEND A TELEGRAM.

SHE'S GOT A LETTER
TODAY FROM SOME
BUSINESSMAN

LOOKIN' TO
DONATE MONEY
TO THE SCHOOL.

THAT'S GREAT.
SHE'S BEEN HOPING
TO HEAR FROM HIM.

GOD KNOWS SHE'S MADE
ENOUGH INQUIRIES.

YEAH. HE WANTS
TO MEET HER IN BOSTON
IN A COUPLE DAYS.

SO SHE'S JUST
WIRIN' HIM BACK
TO CONFIRM IT.

I TAKE IT SHE'S NOT
COMING TO NEW YORK
WITH ME, THEN.

I'D SAY THAT'S
A SAFE BET.

WOULD YOU TELL
JO I HAD TO GO.

SURE THING.
THANKS.

Nan:
THERE YOU ARE.
YOU READY TO GO?

YEAH. WHERE'S
THE JUICE?

Bess:
TOMMY'S
GETTIN' IT.

UGH!

TOMMY, WHAT
ARE YOU DOIN'?

WE GOTTA GIVE
THAT TO MR. GERSON.

THE JUICE
TASTES FUNNY.

WHAT DO YOU MEAN,
TASTES FUNNY?

AH! TASTES
SPOILED.

[ Sniffing ]
IT WAS FINE
YESTERDAY.

WELL, WHAT
DO YOU THINK
HAPPENED...

Dr. Welch:
IT'S SIMPLE.
IT FERMENTED.

THE KEY TO MY
WINE IS THAT IT
IS UNFERMENTED.

WHICH MEANS
NO ALCOHOL.

ABSOLUTELY.

WELL, HOW WOULD
YOU MAKE IT
UNFERMENTED?

WHY DO YOU WANT
TO KNOW THAT?

WELL...

BECAUSE...

I'M VERY INTERESTED
IN SCIENCE,

AND I THOUGHT
I'D LIKE TO MAYBE
WRITE A PAPER

ON HOW A BRILLIANT
PHYSICIAN LIKE
YOURSELF...

PHYSICIAN, YES.
BUT BRILLIANT, NO.

THAT DISTINCTION
BELONGS TO
LOUIS PASTEUR.

WHO'S HE?

THAT, YOUNG LADY,
YOU WILL FIND
IN A BOOK,

ALONG WITH THE
METHOD OF MAKING
UNFERMENTED WINE.

[ Sigh ]

Nan:
LOUIS PASTEUR WAS
THE FRENCH CHEMIST

WHO DEVELOPED A PROCESS
CALLED PASTEURIZATION

TO PREVENT
FERMENTATION.

THE WAY HE
DID THIS WAS
TO HEAT MILK

TO 145 DEGREES
FAHRENHEIT FOR
30 MINUTES.

SO WE JUST PUT
THE JUICE IN A
POT AND BOIL IT.

YEAH WELL, HE PUT
IT IN THE BOTTLES
FIRST, AND THEN
HE HEAT IT.

SO WE BETTER DO
IT THE SAME WAY.

YEAH.

ALL RIGHT, WE'LL
MAKE ANOTHER
BATCH TONIGHT

AND GIVE IT TO MR. GERSON
FIRST THING IN THE MORNING.

Bess: ALL RIGHT.
HERE SHE COMES.

SORRY I'M LATE.

I HAD TO
FINISH MY BOOK.

I GUESS I LOST
TRACK OF TIME.

I FINISHED GRADING
YOUR GEOGRAPHY
LESSONS LAST NIGHT.

[ Sigh ]
UNFORTUNATELY,

THERE WERE A LOT
OF FAILING MARKS.

NOW I'M WONDERING
IF THIS HAS ANYTHING
TO DO WITH THE GRAPE
JUICE BUSINESS

THAT ASIA'S BEEN
TELLING ME ABOUT.

Dan:
YEAH. UM,

WE WERE MAKIN' THE
JUICE THAT NIGHT.

SO I GUESS WE GOT
KIND OF DISTRACTED.

HMM.

I APPRECIATE
YOUR INTEREST IN
OUTSIDE ACTIVITIES,

BUT NOT WHEN THEY
START TO AFFECT

WHAT IS HAPPENING
IN THIS CLASSROOM.

LOOK WHO'S TALKIN'.

IT'S IMPORTANT THAT YOU
LEARN THIS MATERIAL.

BUT UNFORTUNATELY,
WE CAN'T AFFORD

TO TAKE TIME OUT
OF OUR REGULAR
CLASS SCHEDULE

TO GO OVER IT AGAIN,
BECAUSE WE'RE ALREADY
BEHIND.

SO...

I THINK IT'S BEST THAT
WE GO OVER THE GEOGRAPHY
LESSON AGAIN TONIGHT.

TONIGHT?

Jo:
YES. AFTER
DINNER,

I'D LIKE EVERYONE
TO MEET BACK HERE.*

BUT WE CAN'T!
WE'VE GOT TO MAKE...

I'M SORRY,

BUT YOU DON'T
HAVE A CHOICE.

BUT THAT'S
NOT FAIR.

WE SIT IN
CLASS ALL DAY,

AND NOW YOU EXPECT...
AND I TEACH ALL DAY.

SPENDING HOURS
ON A LESSON,

ONLY TO RECEIVE
INCOMPLETE

AND SLOPPY ASSIGNMENTS
FROM MY STUDENTS.

YOU'RE RIGHT, NAN.
IT ISN'T FAIR.

NOW LET'S BEGIN
TODAY'S LESSON.

OPEN YOUR
HISTORY BOOKS
TO CHAPTER SEVEN.

PLEASE.

[ * ]

Nan:
I THINK THAT'S
LONG ENOUGH.

YEAH.

WE'LL TAKE THIS
TO MR. GERSON,
AND, UH...

YOU GUYS FINISH
CLEANIN' UP.

RIGHT.

BE BACK BEFORE
SCHOOL, THOUGH.

IS IT, UM, SUPPOSED
TO BE WARM?

W-WE DIDN'T
HAVE TIME
TO COOL IT.

WELL, IT'S
PRETTY GOOD.

MA'AM? WOULD YOU
LIKE TO TRY SOME?

SO, WILL YOU
SELL IT IN
YOUR STORE?

THIS IS
DELICIOUS.

OF COURSE,
I'LL SELL IT
IN MY STORE.

HOW ABOUT WE,
UH, SPLIT THE
RECEIPTS, 60-40?

BUT YOU GIVE MRS. OXLEY
A 50-50 SPLIT
FOR HER EGGS.

YOU GIVE THE SAME
DEAL TO MRS. YOUNG
FOR HER QUILTS.

ALL RIGHT.

50-50.

NOW, WHEN
CAN I GET MY
FIRST DELIVERY?

Nan:
WELL,

I THINK WE CAN MAYBE
GIVE YOU A FEW MORE
JARS BY TOMORROW.

OH, I'LL NEED MORE
THAN A FEW JARS.

Emil: AH, THAT'S
JUST A START-UP
DELIVERY.

HOW ABOUT WE
GET YOU, UH...

100 QUARTS
BY MONDAY?

100 QUARTS,
GOOD. DONE.

Emil: WE BETTER
BE GETTING BACK
TO SCHOOL.

THAT ONLY GIVES
US THREE DAYS.

HOW ARE WE SUPPOSED
TO MAKE 100 QUARTS?

AND WHERE ARE
WE GONNA GET
THAT MANY GRAPES?

NOT MY
DEPARTMENT.

[ Sigh ]

WELL, I HOPE
YOU'RE ALL READY
FOR YOUR TEST.

Nat:
TEST?

YES, THE
SCIENCE TEST.

I REMINDED
YOU ABOUT IT
LAST NIGHT.

WELL, I-I GUESS
WE, UH, SORT
OF FORGOT.

I TAKE IT YOU HAVEN'T
STUDIED, THEN.

WELL, WE'LL
JUST HAVE TO
SEE HOW YOU DO.

YOU'RE STILL
GOING TO MAKE
US TAKE IT?

WHY WOULDN'T I?

WE WON'T PASS.

WELL THEN, I'LL HAVE
TO MAKE YOU TAKE IT
OVER AGAIN UNTIL YOU DO.

[ * ]

[ * ]

OKAY.

WHAT IS THE
MOVEMENT OF
MOLECULES

DURING TEMPERATURE
VARIATION CALLED?

CONVECTION.

HEY! THAT'S RIGHT.
DON'T GET TOO EXCITED.

IT'S ABOUT THE ONLY
ANSWER I DIDN'T
MISS ON THE TEST.

I CAN'T BELIEVE
WE ALL FAILED
THE TEST.

THESE AREN'T DONE.

THEY'VE BEEN
IN OVER HALF
AN HOUR.

THOSE HAVE BEEN
IN FOR OVER
HALF AN HOUR.

THOSE ONES
I JUST PUT IN.

Nat: [ Reading ]
NOW, WHEN THE
TEMPERATURE OF
A LIQUID OR GAS

IN A SEALED
TUBE IS RAISED,

THE PRESSURE FROM
INCREASED CONVECTION
RESULTS IN...?

Dan:
COME ON, TOMMY.

YOU HAVE TO KEEP
UP WITH ME HERE.

Tommy:
I'M GOIN' AS
FAST I CAN.

I'M TIRED.

WE ALL ARE, TOMMY.

LOOK, THE FASTER
WE WORK, THE SOONER
WE CAN GET TO BED.

Nat: IS SOMEONE
GONNA ANSWER
THE QUESTION?

BECAUSE WE'RE
ALL GONNA FAIL
THE TEST AGAIN

IF WE DON'T
START STUDYING.

HE'S RIGHT.
WE SHOULD REALLY
CONCENTRATE.

NOW, WHAT HAPPENS
TO THE PRESSURE
IN A SEALED TUBE

IF YOU RAISE
THE TEMPERATURE?

YOU SURE
SOMETHING HAPPENS?

YES. I HAVE THE
ANSWER RIGHT HERE.

WHEN MOLECULES
GET HOT, THEY
MOVE FASTER.

CONVECTION.

WE ALREADY
KNOW THAT.

Dan:
SO THE MOLECULES
START GOIN' FASTER.

BUT IF THE
TUBE IS SEALED,

THEY GOT NOWHERE
TO GO. RIGHT?

THEN THE
PRESSURE WOULD...

INCREASE?
RIGHT. UNTIL
WHAT HAPPENS?

[ Gasps ]

IT BLOWS UP.

Dan: NAN, YOU
SEALED THE BOTTLES
TOO TIGHT.

I DID NOT.

WHAT HAPPENED?

UH, THE GRAPE
JUICE BLEW UP.

IS ANYONE HURT?

NO.

WHAT HAVE
YOU DONE TO
MY KITCHEN?

Jo:
I WANT THIS
MESS CLEANED UP

AND I WANT EVERY
ONE OF YOU IN BED
IN HALF AN HOUR.

I DON'T WANT TO SEE
ANOTHER BOTTLE OF GRAPE
JUICE IN MY HOUSE AGAIN.

BUT MR. GERSON'S
GONNA PAY US
A LOT OF MONEY
FOR THIS JUICE.

I DON'T CARE WHAT
MR. GERSON IS DOING.

YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO
BE STUDYING FOR A TEST.

WE WERE STUDYING.
AND THAT'S WHY
IT HAPPENED.

AND IF YOU SPENT
HALF AS MUCH
TIME STUDYING

AS YOU HAVE BEEN
MAKING JUICE,

THEN MAYBE YOU
WOULDN'T ALL BE
FAILING YOUR TESTS.

Nan: WELL, MAYBE
IF WE HAD A
BETTER TEACHER

WE WOULDN'T BE
FAILING IN THE
FIRST PLACE.

Asia:
NAN!

LOOK AT
THIS MESS!
[ Sigh ]

[ * ]

AWFUL COLD
TO BE OUTSIDE.

I HEARD ABOUT
THEIR GRAPE
JUICE EXPLOSION.

[ Chuckle ]

WISH I'D'VE BEEN
THERE TO SEE IT.

IT WASN'T
AS FUNNY AS
IT SOUNDS.

YOU KNOW,
NORMALLY,

YOU'D BE RIGHT
IN THERE,

HELPIN' THE KIDS
MAKE THE JUICE.

THINGS HAVEN'T
BEEN VERY NORMAL

AROUND HERE LATELY,
NOW HAVE THEY?

WHAT'S THAT,
ANOTHER TELEGRAM

FROM THAT BUSINESSMAN
IN BOSTON?

NO.

IT'S FROM MY
PUBLISHER.

SENT IN MY BOOK,
AND HE READ IT.

AND WHAT DID
HE HAVE TO
SAY ABOUT IT?

WELL, HE SAYS THAT
HE FINDS THE SUBJECT
MATTER VERY INTERESTING,

BUT THAT HE FINDS
THE WRITING...

[ reading ]
LACKS INVENTIVENESS,

SUFFERING FROM A
STYLE THAT FEELS
RUSHED AND INHIBITED.

I'M SORRY TO HEAR THAT.

I KNOW YOU WORKED
HARD ON THAT BOOK.

NO, I DIDN'T.

IT WAS RUSHED
AND INHIBITED.

YOU'RE JUST BEIN'
HARD ON YOURSELF.

NO, I'M NOT.

I'M FINALLY STARTING
TO SEE THINGS CLEARLY
FOR THE FIRST TIME.

I CAN'T GO ON LIKE
THIS ANYMORE, NICK.

I LOVE RUNNING
PLUMFIELD AND
TEACHING THE CLASS,

AND I LOVE BEING A
MOTHER TO THESE CHILDREN.

BUT I ALSO LOVE WRITING.

AND IN TRYING TO DO
ALL OF THESE THINGS,

I FIND THAT
I'M DOING NONE
OF THEM WELL.

AND SO I'M LEFT
WONDERING WHAT TO DO.

I MEAN, SHOULD
I KEEP WRITING
AND STOP TEACHING?

OR SHOULD I
GIVE UP WRITING?

I THINK WHAT
YOU NEED IS A
GOOD NIGHT'S SLEEP.

WHAT I NEED
IS A SIGN.

ANYTHING.

YOU COULD JUST
FLIP A COIN.

[ Chuckle ]

[ * ]

[ Hooting of owl ]

Jo:
TOMORROW?

WEREN'T YOU
SUPPOSED TO MEET
HIM ON MONDAY?

YES. BUT SOMETHING'S
COME UP.

NOW THE ONLY TIME
HE CAN MEET ME
IS TOMORROW.

HE'S CONSIDERING
DONATING A
LOT OF MONEY.

I CAN'T SAY NO.

BUT I HAVEN'T BEGUN
MY PROPOSAL FOR HIM.

WELL, YOU STILL HAVE
THE REST OF THE DAY.

I PROMISED ROB
I WOULD TAKE
HIM FISHING.

WE CAN GO SOME
OTHER DAY.

HOW ABOUT WE
GO ON SUNDAY?

WE'LL GO RIGHT
AFTER CHURCH.

ALL RIGHT.

PERFECT WAY TO
SPEND MY SATURDAY.

RIDING INTO BOSTON
TO ASK FOR MONEY.

SATURDAY.
[ Sigh ]

WHAT?

NICK AND I ARE
SUPPOSED TO GO
ON A PICNIC.

[ Sigh ]
WELL, I BETTER
GO AND TELL HIM.

HEY!

I FIGURED OUT HOW
TO GET ENOUGH GRAPES

TO MAKE 100 QUARTS.

WE CAN GET THE
LOCAL VINEYARDS TO
SELL US THEIR GRAPES.

WE DON'T HAVE
ANY MONEY TO
BUY GRAPES.

I ALREADY
THOUGHT OF THAT.

WE CAN GIVE THEM A
CUT OF OUR PROFITS.

WE COULD ASK
THE BUTLERS.

THEY HAVE LOTS
OF GRAPES IN
THEIR VINEYARD.

GOOD IDEA.
LET'S GO.

NAN.

WE HAVE CHORES
TO FINISH HERE.
HUH.

LOOK, IT'S BAD ENOUGH
WE'RE DOIN' THIS
BEHIND MRS. JO'S BACK.

THE LEAST WE CAN
DO IS MAKE SURE

ALL OUR SCHOOLWORK
AND OUR CHORES
ARE DONE FIRST.

GRAB A PITCHFORK
AND START HELPIN'.

[ * ]

Nan: HOW MUCH YOU
FIGURE WE HAVE TO
GIVE THE BUTLERS?

Emil:
I DON'T KNOW.
BUT I DO KNOW

WE'RE GOING TO
NEED ALL THE GRAPES

IF WERE GOING
TO MAKE THAT
MUCH JUICE.

NAN, EMIL! I THOUGHT
THAT I SAID THAT I
DIDN'T WANT TO HEAR

ANYMORE TALK OF
MAKING GRAPE JUICE!

THIS IS GETTING...
[ Scream ]

Nan:
MRS. JO!

MRS. JO!

GO GET NICK!

MRS. JO?

MRS. JO, WAKE UP,
PLEASE!

Dr. Pierce:
MRS. BHAER?

MRS. BHAER?

JO!

IT'S DR. PIERCE,
MRS. BHAER.

CAN YOU HEAR ME?

YES.

WHAT HAPPENED?

YOU FELL OFF THE LADDER
IN THE BARN.

YOU BEEN OUT FOR
OVER TWO HOURS.

YOU GAVE US
QUITE A SCARE.

I'D LIKE YOU TO
FOLLOW MY FINGER
WITH YOUR EYES.

THAT'S FINE.

WELL, THERE
DOESN'T SEEM
TO BE ANY INJURY
TO YOUR HEAD.

WHAT TIME IS IT?
MY PROPOSAL...

IT CAN WAIT.

HE'S RIGHT.
YOU NEED TO REST.

NOW, UH, WIGGLE
YOUR FINGERS FOR
ME, WOULD YOU?

GOOD.

NOW YOUR TOES.

MRS. BHAER?

I-I CAN'T,
I CAN'T MOVE THEM.

WHAT?

I'M TRYING TO MOVE THEM,
BUT I CAN'T... FEEL THEM.

I CAN'T FEEL THEM.

MRS. BHAER, TRY
TO REMAIN CALM.

COME ON.
I'LL SEND
THEM OUTSIDE.

NOW, WE'LL
WAIT OUTSIDE.

COME ON, NOW.
LET'S GO.

[ Sobbing ]

Asia:
GO ON.

TELL ME IF YOU
CAN FEEL THIS.

[ Sniffling ]
NO.

AND THIS?

NO!
[ Sobbing ]

NOW, IT'S ALL RIGHT.
IT'S ALL RIGHT, NOW.

I CAN'T FEEL ANYTHING!

THIS IS NOT
UNCOMMON

AFTER A HARD FALL.

BUT THE PARALYSIS
MAY ONLY BE
TEMPORARY.

[ Whispering ]
PARALYSIS?

IT MAY ONLY
BE TEMPORARY.

I'VE KNOWN CASES WHERE IT
ONLY LASTED A FEW DAYS.

BUT SHE WILL GET BETTER?

I DON'T KNOW.

IT DEPENDS ON
THE SEVERITY

OF THE INJURY.
[ Sobbing ]

ONLY TIME WILL TELL.

[ Sobbing ]

IT'S ALL
OUR FAULT.

IF WE JUST HAD
DONE WHAT SHE
TOLD US TO DO

INSTEAD OF GETTING
SO CAUGHT UP IN
THIS STUPID GRAPE
JUICE BUSINESS...

WHAT'S GONNA HAPPEN
TO THE SCHOOL

IF MRS. JO CAN'T
EVER WALK AGAIN?

I WISH THERE
WAS SOMETHIN' WE
COULD DO TO HELP.

I BROUGHT YOU
SOME BOOKS

AND YOUR JOURNAL.

I'M GOING INTO
TOWN FIRST THING
IN THE MORNIN'

AND I WILL SEND
A TELEGRAM TO
YOUR SISTERS.

OH, DON'T DO THAT.

JO, THEY HAVE
TO KNOW WHAT'S
HAPPENING HERE.

ASIA, THERE'S
NOTHING THEY
CAN DO ANYWAY.

PLEASE, JUST LET THEM
STAY AT THEIR WEDDING
AND HAVE A GOOD TIME.

WELL, I AM GONNA
SEND A TELEGRAM TO
THAT MAN IN BOSTON,

TELLIN' HIM THAT
HE'S GONNA HAVE
TO WAIT A FEW DAYS
FOR THAT MEETING.

YOU WILL WALK
AGAIN, JO.

WE DON'T KNOW THAT
FOR CERTAIN, ASIA.

BUT I DO.

WHEN THAT
DAY COMES,

I'M GONNA LOOK YOU
RIGHT IN THE EYE

WITH A BIG SMILE
ON MY FACE,

AND SAY,
"I TOLD YOU."

ARE YOU
WARM ENOUGH?

YES, THANK YOU, HONEY.

YOU BROUGHT
YOUR STORYBOOK.

I WANT TO
READ TO YOU.

COME ON UP.

ROB?

I'M SORRY I DIDN'T
TAKE YOU FISHING.

IS IT TRUE YOU
CAN'T WALK?

YES.

I'M SORRY,
SWEETHEART.

IT'S ALL RIGHT.
I'LL TAKE CARE OF YOU.

[ Sobbing ]

[ * ]

[ * ]

YOU KIDS ARE UP EARLY.

Nat:
YEAH, THERE'S A
LOT OF WORK TO DO,

WITH MRS. JO BEIN'
SICK AND ALL.

THAT WOOD DON'T
HAVE TO BE CHOPPED
TILL THIS AFTERNOON.

I KNOW. BUT I
GOT A LOT OF WORK
TO DO LATER ON.

HOW MANY EGGS
YOU WANT FOR
BREAKFAST?

UH, TWO.

ALL RIGHT.

...EIGHT,

YOU REALLY
DON'T HAVE TO
DO THIS, ASIA.

DR. PIERCE SAID
IT WAS IMPORTANT

FOR THE MUSCLES AND
THE CIRCULATION.

YES, BUT YOU'VE
GOT SO MUCH WORK TO
DO AROUND THE HOUSE.

ESPECIALLY WITH ME
LYING HERE IN BED.

NOPE. I HAVEN'T
GOT A THING TO DO.

THE KIDS ARE TAKING
CARE OF EVERYTHING.

THEY ARE?

THEY WERE UP
BEFORE DAWN
DOING THE CHORES,

MAKING BREAKFAST.

[ Chuckle ]

I DON'T KNOW WHERE
THEY CAME UP WITH
ALL THIS ENERGY.

WELL, THEY DON'T
HAVE SCHOOL TO
WORRY ABOUT.

OH YEAH, THEY'RE
IN SCHOOL ALL RIGHT.

THEY'RE IN
THERE RIGHT NOW.

WHO'S TEACHING?

HOW OLD IS AUNT ETHEL?

UH, LET'S JUST
FIGURE IT OUT.

AUNT ETHEL. GOOD
OLD AUNT ETHEL.

SO, UM...

[ Reading ]
1/20 OF HER LIFE
WAS BEFORE SCHOOL;

3/20 OF HER LIFE
DURING SCHOOL;

AND SHE WORKED FOR
1/10 OF HER LIFE.

UH, SHE WAS MARRIED
FOR 2/5 OF HER LIFE;

HER HUSBAND DIED AFTER
7/10 OF HER LIFE;

AND SHE'S BEEN A
WIDOW FOR... 24 YEARS.

OKAY, HOW OLD
IS AUNT ETHEL?

OKAY, UM, LET'S JUST
START AT THE BEGINNING.

WELL, YOU
HAVE DIFFERENT
FRACTIONS.

MAYBE YOU SHOULD
TRY AND FIND
THE LEAST COMMON
DENOMINATOR.

RIGHT! RIGHT. GOOD, DAN.

SO THAT'D BE 20.
SO WE HAVE TO...

WRONG.

20 IS WRONG?

NO, I MEAN YOU'RE
STARTING FROM
THE WRONG PLACE.

YOU SHOULD START
AT THE END,

AFTER HER HAVING
BEING A WIDOW
FOR 24 YEARS.

Bess:
HE'S RIGHT. IF
HER HUSBAND DIED

AFTER 7/10
OF HER LIFE,

SHE'S ONLY BEEN
A WIDOW FOR 3/10.

AND WE KNOW
IT'S 24 YEARS.

YEAH, 24.

AND IF 3/10
EQUALS 24,

THEN 1/10
EQUALS 8 YEARS.

SO THAT LEAVES
7/10 OF HER LIFE.

SO ALL YOU
HAVE TO DO IS
MULTIPLY 8 BY 7,

YOU HAVE
THE ANSWER.

56.

Bess:
RIGHT.

THEN ADD THAT TO
THE 24 YEARS SHE'S
BEEN A WIDOW,

AND YOU HAVE
YOURSELF
AN ANSWER.

80. SHE'S
80 YEARS OLD.

HEY, 80'S RIGHT!

80... YEARS OLD.

ANY QUESTIONS?

AND THEN AFTER
THAT, WE STUDIED
THE SECOND BATTLE
OF BULL RUN.

REALLY?

YEAH. AND WE
TALKED ABOUT THE
BOOK REPORTS.

NOW I NEED
YOUR ADVICE
ON SOMETHIN'.

DO YOU MIND IF WE
START READIN' "THREE
MUSKETEERS" NEXT?

WELL, THAT'S
A PRETTY THICK
BOOK, NAT.

I KNOW, BUT I'LL
GIVE 'EM PLENTY
OF TIME TO READ IT.

AND I WAS THINKING,

MAYBE WE COULD
START FRENCH HISTORY
AT THE SAME TIME.

THE BOOK TAKES
PLACE DURING THE REIGN
OF LOUIS THE 13th.

IT'S IN OUR
HISTORY BOOKS

AND WE HAVEN'T
EVEN COVERED
IT YET.

I THOUGHT IT
WOULD BE NEAT

IF WE WORKED THE TWO
SUBJECTS TOGETHER,
HISTORY AND LITERATURE.

LIKE YOU ALWAYS DO.

THAT SOUNDS GOOD TO ME.

YOU CAN FIND THE
BOOK IN THE... OW!

WHAT DID
YOU SAY?

[ Chuckle ]

OW!

[ Chuckle ]

Dr. Pierce:
AND HOW ABOUT THIS?

AH!

[ Chuckle ]
I FELT IT.

All:
[ Laughing ]

WELL, MRS. BHAER,

LOOKS LIKE YOU'RE
GOING TO PULL THROUGH
THIS JUST FINE.

BUT YOU HAVE TO
KEEP EXERCISING
THOSE LEGS.

IT'LL PROBABLY
HURT AT FIRST,

BUT KEEP AT IT.

AND YOU SHOULD START
PUTTING SOME WEIGHT
ON THEM RIGHT AWAY.

IN A DAY OR
TWO, WELL,
TRY WALKING.

WITH, UM, HELP,
OF COURSE.

DON'T WORRY.
WE'LL GET HER
UP AND AROUND.

ALL RIGHT,
EVERYBODY, IT'S
GETTING LATE

AND WE BETTER
LET MRS. JO
GET SOME REST.

NOW, EVERYBODY
OUT. COME ON.

COME ON!

TAKE CARE,
MRS. JO.

Asia:
THANK YOU,
DOCTOR.

[ * ]

SEE? I TOLD YA.

[ * ]

[ Sighing ]

READY FOR ANOTHER
TRY AT WALKIN'?

AGAIN?

YEP, PRACTICE
MAKES PERFECT.
C'MON.

MY LEGS ARE
STILL SORE FROM
THIS MORNING.

AH, THE MORE YOU
DO IT, THE EASIER
IT'S GONNA GET.

[ Grunt ]

READY?

DO I HAVE
A CHOICE?

NO.

THEN I GUESS
I'M READY.

ALL RIGHT,
LET'S WALK.

[ Groaning
with effort ]

THERE YOU GO.

GOOD. GOOD, YOU'RE
DOIN' REAL GOOD.

WHERE ARE
YOU GOING?

CAN YOU GO A
LITTLE FURTHER?

Jo: HOW MUCH
FURTHER?

JUST TO THE DOOR,
THAT'S ALL.

WHAT'S ALL THIS?

A PICNIC.

AIN'T QUITE THE
SAME AS BEIN'
OUT IN THE WOODS,

BUT THE
VIEW'S NICE.

[ Cough ]

DON'T WORRY.
I DIDN'T MAKE IT.

ASIA DID.

THANK YOU, NICK.

AH, COULDN'T LEAVE
YOU ALL COOPED
UP IN THE HOUSE

ON A NICE DAY
LIKE THIS.

NOT TOO
MUCH LONGER,

YOU'LL BE READY
TO GO CHASIN' THOSE
KIDS AROUND AGAIN.

JO...

WHAT'S WRONG?

NOTHING.

JO, IT'S GONNA
BE ALL RIGHT.

DR. PIERCE SAID
IT MIGHT TAKE SOME
TIME, THAT'S ALL.

IT'S NOT THAT.

[ Sigh ]

REMEMBER THE
OTHER NIGHT
ON THE PORCH,

I WAS TRYING
TO FIGURE OUT

WHETHER I SHOULD
STOP WRITING
OR TEACHING,

AND I SAID
MAYBE GOD WOULD
GIVE ME A SIGN?

YOU DON'T THINK
YOU GETTIN' HURT
WAS A SIGN FROM
GOD, DO YOU?

I DON'T KNOW.
MAYBE IT WAS.

MAYBE IT WAS HIS
WAY OF SAYING, "YOU'RE
DOING TOO MUCH".

OR MAYBE IT WAS HIS
WAY OF TELLIN' YOU
YOU COULD DO BOTH.

BOTH?

LOOK WHAT'S BEEN
HAPPENIN' SINCE
YOU GOT HURT.

KIDS ARE STILL
IN SCHOOL,

CHORES ARE
GETTIN' DONE,

EVERYTHIN'S BEIN'
TAKEN CARE OF.

YOU DON'T HAVE TO
CARRY THE WHOLE
LOAD YOURSELF, JO.

YOU CAN LET
OTHERS CARRY SOME
OF IT FOR YOU.

48 DOLLARS
AND 62 CENTS.

NEVER THOUGHT
WE'D MAKE THAT MUCH.

WHAT ARE YOU KIDS
GOING TO DO WITH
ALL THAT MONEY?

OH, WE
HAVE PLANS.

[ * ]

YOU GONNA
SLEEP ALL DAY,

OR COME DOWNSTAIRS
AND OPEN YOUR
PRESENTS?

DID YOU SAY
"PRESENTS"?

HAPPY BIRTHDAY.
THEY'RE DOWNSTAIRS.

DOWNSTAIRS?

C'MON, JO,
YOU CAN DO IT.
[ Sigh ]

CAN'T STAY UP
HERE FOREVER.

Nick:
ALMOST THERE.

TWO MORE...

THERE. THAT
WASN'T SO HARD,
WAS IT?

[ Chuckle ]

JUST A FEW MORE
STEPS TO GO.

THANKS.

YOUR PRESENTS ARE
IN THE PARLOUR.

[ Knocking at the door ]

CAN I HELP YOU?

Dr. Welch:
OH! I CERTAINLY
HOPE SO.

MY NAME IS
DR. THOMAS WELCH.

I'M LOOKING
FOR... NAN!

I THOUGHT IT WAS YOU
THAT I SAW IN THE STORE.

YOU MUST BE
THEIR TEACHER.

YES. I'M
JO BHAER.

WELL, MRS. BHAER,

YOU HAVE
QUITE A GROUP OF
ENTREPRENEURS HERE.

THAT GRAPE JUICE
OF YOURS THAT
YOU'RE SELLING
IS DELICIOUS.

YOU'RE STILL
SELLING GRAPE JUICE?

IT'S NOT JUST
HER, MRS. JO.

IT'S ALL OF US.

WELL, LET ME
CONGRATULATE YOU,

EACH AND EVERY
ONE OF YOU,

ON AN OUTSTANDING EFFORT.

YOU MEAN
YOU'RE NOT MAD?

MAD... WHY
WOULD I BE MAD?

WELL, WE KINDA
TOOK YOUR IDEA.

THE GRAPE JUICE BUSINESS?

OH! I HAVE NO
INTENTION OF,

OF SELLING MY
GRAPE JUICE
TO THE PUBLIC.

YOU DON'T?

NO! NO, I DEVELOPED
THAT AS A...

A COMMUNION
DRINK FOR USE IN
CHURCH SERVICES.

SO WHY DO YOU
NEED SO MANY GRAPES?

WELL, BECAUSE
I'M EXPECTING
SO MANY ORDERS

FROM CHURCHES
ALL OVER
THE COUNTRY.

SO YOU'RE NOT GOING
TO SELL IT IN STORES?

NO! NO...

I-I NEVER
CONSIDERED IT.

MAYBE YOU OUGHTA
START CONSIDERIN' IT.

YES. PERHAPS
I SHOULD.

HOWEVER, I
SHALL STAY AWAY
FROM CONCORD.

[ Chuckle ]

I HAVE NO INTENTION
OF COMPETING WITH
YOUR FINE PRODUCT.

AH, WE'RE NOT
GONNA BE MAKIN'
GRAPE JUICE ANY MORE.

IT INTERFERES
WITH OUR SCHOOLWORK.

AND WE
ONLY DID IT

SO WE COULD MAKE ENOUGH
MONEY TO BUY MRS. JO'S
BIRTHDAY PRESENT.

IT'S IN THERE, MRS. JO.

WHAT IS IT?

IT'S A TYPEWRITER.

IT'S A NEW INVENTION.

I'VE READ ABOUT
THEM, BUT I NEVER
THOUGHT THAT...

[ Laugh ]

YOU WERE SELLING
THE JUICE TO BUY
ME THE TYPEWRITER?

YEAH. WE KNOW
HOW MUCH YOU
WANNA TO WRITE,

EVEN THOUGH
YOU DON'T HAVE
MUCH TIME.

THE AD SAYS A
TYPEWRITER MAKES
IT EASIER AND
FASTER TO WRITE.

I DON'T KNOW
WHAT TO SAY.

WHAT AN EXTRAOR-
DINARY GROUP
OF STUDENTS YOU
HAVE, MRS. BHAER.

YOU MUST BE A
WONDERFUL TEACHER.

I HAVE A LOT OF
HELP, DR. WELCH.

AND YOU
ALWAYS WILL.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY,
MRS. JO.

THANK YOU.
[ Mixed ]
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

Asia:
WELL, WHO
WANTS CAKE?

Tommy:
OH, ME!

WOULD YOU LIKE TO
JOIN US, DR. WELCH?

I WOULD BE DELIGHTED.

UH...

SO Y-YOU
THINK THAT
I SHOULD SELL

MY GRAPE JUICE IN
STORES, DO YOU?

OH YEAH.

AND THEN THERE'S LOTS
OF OTHER STUFF

YOU CAN MAKE
WITH GRAPES TOO.

LIKE JAMS,
JELLIES...

GRAPE JELLY.

WHAT A
SPLENDID IDEA.

[ Chuckle ]
YES.

[ Clatter of typewriter ]

WHATCHA WRITIN'?

MY RESOLUTIONS.

[ Reading ]
LAUGH MORE...

WORRY LESS.

LEARN AS
I TEACH...

WRITE WITHOUT
INHIBITION...

GO FISHING...

HAVE MORE PICNICS...

DO MY BEST,

DO NOT GET DISCOURAGED
IF I LOSE MY WAY.

ALL I HAVE TO DO
IS FOLLOW THE SIGNS.

[ Sigh ]

[ * ]