:51:02
,,,and you turn it
into a business transaction,
:51:04
We're not selling real estate here,
:51:06
-And if we were selling real estate?
-We'd be in escrow this weekend,
:51:19
l see Dad's not alone,
:51:21
Never, Not our dad,
:51:23
l'm not calling any of them Mom,
l'll tell you that,
:51:26
-What is the new one's name again?
-l believe that is Marlene,
:51:30
There's a Linda,
but l don't think that's her,
:51:33
-That's Dorothy,
-Well, who knew,
:51:35
Hi there,
:51:36
Aunt Eileen,
:51:39
-You look wonderful,
-Thank you, dear,
:51:42
You look fine too, considering,
:51:45
We never liked Kevin,
We couldn't say anything, but we knew,
:51:50
-That's so sweet,
-l hear you're not seeing anyone,
:51:53
ls that wise? With the clock ticking?
Because l have someone special for you,
:51:59
Casey Donovan,
Handsome, smart, single,
:52:02
-Aunt Eileen,
-Yes?
:52:04
He's my first cousin,
:52:07
This is a fine day for the Nolan family,
l tell you,
:52:11
For my son, Bill Jr,
:52:16
And young Ryan here,
the confirmation boy,
:52:20
And old Bill here,
:52:26
l'd like to do a poem, if l may,
:52:29
To commemorate the occasion,
:52:31
Who do you think he'll go with?
:52:33
-Tennyson,
-Browning,
:52:34
-Yeats,
-''Brown Penny,''
:52:36
By William Butler Yeats,
:52:39
Who knows her daddy?
:52:41
I whispered, "I am too young"
:52:44
And then, "I am old enough "
:52:48
Wherefore I threw a penny
To find out if I might love.
:52:54
"Go and love, go and love, young man,
If the lady be young and fair. "
:52:59
Ah, penny, brown penny, brown penny