:48:04
Goodbye, Johanna
:48:07
You're gone and yet you're mine
:48:10
l'm fine, Johanna
:48:13
l'm fine
:48:17
OK. You see that floor.
Now look three windows in from the right.
:48:21
See that window? That's where we
used to live before we lived with Pop.
:48:25
We'd still live there
if we lived in the city.
:48:27
- lf Mommy was still alive?
- Yep.
:48:31
- Dad...
- Yes?
:48:33
Do you miss Mommy?
:48:35
l do. Every day.
:48:39
- What was she like?
- l've told you a million times.
:48:42
- l know, but l forget.
- No, l don't think you forget.
:48:46
l think you just like to hear me tell you.
Which is OK. lt's all right.
:48:49
You can ask about your mommy
as much as you want.
:48:51
So tell me already.
:48:52
Well, she was pushy,
like you were right there.
:48:55
She was beautiful,
like you are right now.
:48:59
And she was... smart...
:49:04
and strong,
like you'll grow up to be one day.
:49:07
l'm smart now.
:49:08
l know. l wasn't impugning
your intelligence or anything.
:49:11
What's ''impugning'' mean?
:49:13
Oh, not so smart now, are you?
:49:15
- That's a big word.
- Yes, you're right, it is.
:49:18
Let's see.
To impugn means to criticize.
:49:21
So... Pop's always impugning you, right?
:49:25
Well, he thinks he is.
:49:27
But he's just talking
to make sure he's still alive.
:49:29
Pop is a very, very old man.
:49:34
What do you think?
You like the city?
:49:36
lt's OK.
But l like Highlands better.
:49:39
- You do?
- Yeah.
:49:41
My school's there, and my friends...
And we can rent movies there.
:49:45
Well, if memory serves,
you can rent movies here too.
:49:48
Yeah, but not from that pretty lady
at the video store.
:49:52
- Oh, you think she's pretty, do you?
- Don't you?
:49:54
lsn't that why
you're taking her on a date?
:49:57
lt's not a date.
The only girl l take on dates is you, OK?