:55:07
"Dear Josh...
:55:10
...and Erin. "
:55:12
Oh, sure. you get the easy part.
:55:18
"We're...
:55:21
...back. "
:55:25
"From...
:55:27
...Europe. "
:55:30
That's not a sentence.
It's a preposition and a continent.
:55:32
I crossed out your period
and made a sentence.
:55:35
See? "We're back from Europe. "
your turn.
:55:38
Thank you.
:55:40
ExcIamation point.
Comma. CIose parentheses.
:55:44
"But I...
:55:46
...don't want to taIk...
:55:48
...about grammar. "
:55:51
CoIon. "I want to...
:55:56
...make Iove to...
:55:58
...your mother. "
:56:02
No, you didn't write that.
:56:06
What? I do. I want to.
:56:09
After we finish the Ietter.
:56:11
No, Iet's make Iove right now.
Then we write the Ietter.
:56:15
Come on, we onIy had
a coupIe of sentences to go.
:56:19
In Europe, you wouId've
made Iove first.
:56:23
-What's that supposed to mean?
-Nothing.
:56:25
-That I'm not spontaneous?
-I'm not saying that.
:56:28
But that's what you impIied.
:56:30
That in Europe I'd have
made Iove, but here--
:56:32
I don't want us to get to the point...
:56:35
...where we can't make Iove unIess
there's a concierge downstairs.
:56:38
I wanted to take three minutes
to finish a Ietter to our chiIdren...
:56:43
...who I haven't seen--
:56:44
What's that supposed to mean?
That I don't care about our chiIdren?
:56:48
If I finish the Ietter,
I couId be spontaneous.
:56:50
That's not spontaneous!
That's making an appointment!
:56:53
I was in the mood
for unscheduIed affection...
:56:56
...but sorry, we're home. I forgot...
:56:58
...everything's gotta be
on a scheduIe!