Head Above Water

:01:16

Look, we docked one hour ago,

:01:18

go have brunch and come back,

:01:19

and some jerk steals our dingy.

:01:21

Well, sir, I'll find your boat.

:01:23

How could some clown
just waltz over here,

:01:25

cut these ropes, and putt away?

:01:27

Does your boat have a name, sir?

:01:29

Look, she's the Affinity II,
Camden, Maine.

:01:31

I'll find your boat.

:02:18

I've never really
had much luck with men...

:02:20

Not until I met George.
All right,

:02:23

he's not exactly what
I had in mind for a husband.

:02:25

I mean, he's twice my age,

:02:27

a real klutz sometimes,
and, of all things,

:02:30

a superior court judge.

:02:33

But I do love him.

:02:35

He helped me
with my little addictions,

:02:37

calmed my nerves,

:02:38

and sentenced me
to only two years probation.

:02:40

I brought him here
to my family's summer house

:02:42

for a little sun and sand.

:02:45

I'm sure in time
he'll get the hang of it.

:02:48

This'll be our first real vacation.

:02:50

At last we are alone.

:02:54

Well, except for Lance.
He's my childhood friend.

:02:57

Lance and I grew up
swimming in the tide pools,

:02:59

sticking crabs
in each other's bellybuttons,