A Bicycle Accident

Your Coca-Cola bottle presents Claudia Claudia based on the 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 cold and now Claudia What are you going to do today darling take it easy? Oh, I thought I'd milk a few cows left the eggs monded hands and reached the hay

Is that what a good farmer's wife does? She doesn't reap hay. He doesn't? What does she reap? The wild wind, wheat, or all of the benefits. I have many of those, have I? Haven't you?

I don't think so. You're always saying I make hay, so for change I thought I'd reap it. Well, reap me another piece of toast first, please. That's a reap, I'd say. David, do you realize you're starting to eat like a farmer?

Well, I've got to get into shape for the spring planting. planning. This city life's made me very soft. I always thought it was overeating that made people soft. But I'm not complaining. I love to see you eat. Here's your toast.

Darling, just wait until we live in the country a while. I can't wait. We'll be like different people. I like it's just the way we are, don't you? Certainly I do. But we'll be different in a better way. We'll be stronger. We'll be real because we'll live with the land.

Living with an awful lot of things already. There's Shakespeare and Bluff. Soon they'll be the baby. And you watch how they'll thrive on a farm. Fresh milk, fresh air, good fresh earth around. Oh, darling, I don't think we have any idea how wonderful it's going to be.