The Aftermath of a Fine Weekend

Your Coca-Cola bottler presents Claudia based on the famous play and novels by Rose Franken Brought to you transcribed Monday through Friday by your friendly neighbor who bottles Coca-Cola Relax and while you're listening refresh yourself have a Coke And now Claudia What a weekend I'm exhausted bad I thought we might go back to breakfast after that you mean vice versa

oh so I do I must be just as exhausted as you are darling why don't you get back in bed now oh I've got myself all dressed to be such a weight you are an old skin flinch you know I know I can't let the killing go without saying goodbye wouldn't be very host to see I think no I'll say goodbye for you that's not

the same thing thought it saying goodbye to your guests doesn't make you a good and hostess. Personally, I think you full full of your duties to the brim. Thank you, sir. Now, butt me up with that, please.

Butening you up the back seems to be one of my main duties as your husband. You mind? Is that difficult? It's a pleasure to full full of Philip, Mrs. Norton. Now, while I've got you here, clinched in my powerful hands. Let me tell you that you are very fine hostess.

Oh, is that all? You are the finest of the five. Having Roger and Lydia and her son, the young son, it wasn't easy with one mate. And mama, don't forget mama. Still, he was superb.

Oh, it was easy. I liked the Kellions. Besides, I asked for it. You certainly did that. No, don't think I wasn't scared after I invited Roger for the weekend, especially since I didn't tell him his wife.