:42:15
Little Sheba.
:42:19
Come, Little Sheba, come back.
:42:23
Come back, Little Sheba.
:42:28
I remember being taken to this hospital
:42:31
in a padded limousine and a straitjacket.
:42:34
I should think you'd try to forget it.
:42:36
If you talk about it enough,
you do forget, so they tell me.
:42:40
No good burying it or being ashamed.
:42:43
I'm going in under my own steam now,
that's what's important.
:42:47
I was never violent. I had quiet DTs.
:42:49
The noises were made by
the caterpillars on the wall
:42:53
while I waited
for them to turn into butterflies.
:43:12
What's the matter, Doc?
It's no picnic, but you get used to it.
:43:27
- Looks like we're having company.
- Yeah.
:43:29
Bruce is coming tomorrow night.
I'm gonna ask him to dinner.
:43:34
- Marie know about it?
- Yeah. She was real pleased.
:43:38
She said she thought it was
very thoughtful of me.
:43:44
Gotta take this polish back
to Mrs Coffman.
:43:49
- I'm pooped.
- Don't use that word, it sounds vulgar.
:43:53
I hear Marie say it all the time.
I thought it was cute.
:43:57
Marie doesn't say it,
her language is refined.