Mary At Sea

Come on, open the door will you Mary? I have my arms full of luggage. Lucky luggage. Oh, very well putter. Put my luggage at the putter bit. Oh, so now I'm a porter.

I only put it in where you want it, Lydie. Oh fine, that will be all putter at the put of the bed please. It's very apparent Lydie that you've never been to see. We see feathers called a bed a bunk.

Well it's a lot of bed. It's a lot of bunk. Oh. Say I should have my reservation at the last minute to the wall to my cabin is so close together They practically press my pants. Well, lucky that strange Well strange you should look like a double cabin or it is a double cabin

But don't think you have to sleep in both bunks just to get your money's worth. I'll admit Will this be a long trip? No just overnight we had to Westfield in the morning and then we'll have some fun I thought you were making it the business trip for Charlie Kingston It is, but business for Charlie always leaves time fun.

So I thought this black suitcase was too heavy to belong to you. Oh, Becky, that isn't mine. You must have left one of mine in your cabin. Oh, this is Charlie's suitcase full of bonds.

Well, I'll take it back to my cabin because you might pull the handle of it. Why should not? It's tear gas. And then I'd cry before you. It would take tear gas to make you cry for anything.

Well, which bunk should I sleep in tonight? The lower or the upper? I don't know. Let's see what you want to soften. Mmm. The lower one's lovely. Now, let's see a box of one on top.