:15:00
And get filthy rich doing it.
:15:02
Oh, yeah!
:15:03
Shake it, Harriet.
:15:06
I want to see the whole world
:15:07
and I want to write down
everything.
:15:18
Harriet, slow down.
:15:19
That's very impressive.
:15:21
Harriet?
:15:24
I'm goin'!
:15:25
That's good, Harriet.
:15:26
That's very pretty,
isn't it, Janie?
:15:27
Yes, I like it.
:15:30
Got you!
:15:50
Hey, wait up.
:15:55
Everybody, hello!
It sucks, sixth grade!
:15:57
Feet off the bed, please.
:15:59
Okay.
:16:03
Feet off.
:16:04
Oh, the heinie bounce.
:16:05
Good choice.
:16:06
Very cute, Harriet,
very cute.
:16:07
The neighbors
will ask me,
:16:09
"What happened
to Harriet Welsch?"
:16:10
"I don't know,"
I'll answer.
:16:11
"Such a shame.
:16:12
"She disappeared
without a trace.
:16:14
And she was
so adorable."
:16:17
How long have you been
with me, Golly?
:16:19
Since you were born.
:16:20
11 years and
12,000 tomato sandwiches ago.
:16:23
And you'll never leave me,
right?
:16:25
Well, I won't leave you
"leave you," Harriet,
:16:27
but, you know, one day
you're going to be big enough.
:16:29
And well... well, big enough
to take care of yourself.
:16:32
And when that day comes
:16:33
you won't need me
and I'll be gone.
:16:35
But you know what?
:16:36
That day is not today.
:16:38
And now, it's time for bed.
:16:40
Are Mom and Dad
tucking me in?
:16:41
No.
:16:42
They're at a very fancy party
:16:44
and I bet they're thinking
about you right now. Really.
:16:47
Listen, I think I can hear 'em.
:16:50
Harriet...
:16:52
listen to everything
Golly says to you.
:16:55
We're drinking champagne
and eating caviar, Harriet.
:16:58
Come on.