:17:01
She even had this small
birthmark on her shoulder
that kind of looked like one.
:17:05
Said her grandfather
had one too...
:17:07
on his--
on his butt, I think.
:17:10
It's called
familial hemangioma.
:17:14
I once skunked
an entire graduating class...
:17:16
by putting it
on a final exam.
:17:21
When she was alive,
I had to scour for
anything I could find...
:17:24
with a dragonfly on it
to buy her a present.
:17:27
Now? Now I see 'em
everywhere.
:17:32
There was one-- There was
one bouncing against
my office window yesterday.
:17:36
A real one.
:17:39
Last night a package arrived.
She had bought
over the Internet...
:17:41
a mobile to put on
the baby's crib...
:17:43
of dragonflies.
:17:46
And then this thing last night
with the paperweight.
:17:50
You know what I think?
:17:53
I think you are literally
going buggy living
in that house.
:17:57
Yeah, you should move.
You're rummaging around
in an empty nursery.
:18:00
You're living with
a talking parrot
who won't even speak to you.
:18:03
Never would.
Never liked me.
:18:06
Would only talk
to Emily.
:18:09
She even taught it
to announce her arrival
when she came in the door.
:18:15
"Honey.
Honey, I'm home."
:18:18
You ought to sell
that thing, Joe.
Get rid of it.
:18:22
Stuck with it.
:18:24
I promised her
I'd keep it forever, and I'd
put a provision in my will...
:18:27
that if anything ever happened
to me, someone I trusted
would take care of it.
:18:32
Would you?
:18:35
Would you?
:18:36
Oh, no.
It's your promise, buddy.
It's not mine.
:18:42
I need to live up to
my promises to her.
:18:46
That's one thing
I need to do.
Okay, fine.
:18:50
Any other promises
that I should know about?
:18:52
Just one, but I'm
taking care ofthat one
myself, starting...
:18:57
today.
:18:59
Hi, Joe.
Hugh.