:40:02
It was then I knew I was home.
:40:05
Standing on the steps
of the Missoula Library once again...
:40:09
late at night, telling stories
to the same boys...
:40:12
who had sat on those steps
and listened a hundred times before.
:40:18
And who had, in my absence,
become men.
:40:20
It goes to show
the world is full of bastards...
:40:24
the number increasing rapidly the
further one gets from Missoula, Montana!
:40:29
Amen!
:40:30
That's why you need to stick
around here from now on.
:40:33
Where's the gargle?
:40:35
Yes, pass this way.
:40:38
Every girl you need to know
will be at the 4th of July dance...
:40:43
without mama.
:40:46
Find you a little Sheba.
:40:50
Gentlemen, it's been swell.
:40:53
Where're you going?
:40:55
Heavy date, Paul?
:40:58
- With a poker table.
- You see them new signs?
:41:02
"Does your husband misbehave?
Grunt and grumble, rant and rave?
:41:06
Shoot that brute
some Burma Shave!"
:41:12
- The road to where?
- Lolo.
:41:15
Lolo Hot Springs.
:41:27
Being back in my father's church
seemed to complete my return.
:41:31
More than anything else,
I realized it was my father's words...
:41:34
that made me feel most at home.
:41:36
In the glow of awakened memories...
:41:38
when the deepest feelings of the heart
are all astir...
:41:44
we are reminded of the poet
who sings...
:41:48
"Backward, turn backward,
O time in your flight.
:41:52
Make me a child again...
:41:54
just for tonight."