:32:01
So l told her
she could get somebody else...
:32:03
if she thought
she could do better...
:32:05
and l ain't been back.
:32:07
-Good for you.
-That'll show 'em.
:32:09
Ayuh.
:32:13
You know...
:32:15
can't imagine what l'd do...
:32:18
if l retired.
:32:20
Well, of course you can't.
:32:22
Or what would we do if you did?
:32:24
Oh, l'd always do
neighborly favors...
:32:26
for you ladies, anyway.
:32:29
You're a kind man, Joshua.
:32:31
Some wouldn't agree.
:32:32
Well, they just don't know you.
:32:34
Won't, neither.
:32:36
We're seeing the future, ladies.
:32:38
Don't like it much.
:32:40
A mighty nice cup of tea.
:32:42
Best this end of the island.
:32:44
Oh, Joshua Brackett,
you are a flatterer.
:32:48
Ayuh. That, too.
:32:55
You know,
a big picture window...
:32:57
sure would look nice
right there, Mrs. Webber.
:33:00
l don't know, Joshua.
:33:02
Libby says we're too old to be
bothering about new things.
:33:07
Oh, there's nothing wrong
with new, Mrs. Webber...
:33:11
if it makes
something good better.
:33:13
A-yuh.
:33:15
Bye, ladies.
:33:19
You know, he's right, Sarah.
:33:23
The whales should be back.
:33:27
l keep hoping we'll see them.
:33:36
Well...
:33:37
let's have a look.
:33:46
We're just going down
to the point, Libby.
:33:49
To look for whales, no doubt.