First Night Alone

Your Coca-Cola bottle presents Boria Boria based on the play and novels by Rose Franken brought to you transcribe Monday through Friday By your friendly neighbor who bottles Coca-Cola Relax and while you're listening refresh yourself Have a Coke and now Boria What time is it Claudia just a little before 10 so late?

Oh, I should be getting home. Oh, stay in the longer, mama. What do you want to go home for? That parrot of mine has an insatiable appetite for conversation. Haven't I? I should think yours would have been satiated by now.

Claudia, are you sure you don't want to come and spend the night at my house? I'm sure mama will. I'd like if you don't mind being alone. They sound silly, mama, but it's inserted closer to David here.

His pipes over there on the shelf, a shelf, a pole hanging in the closet. That's not silly at all. I understand very well. I should think you'd be very close to David even without the pipes and coats.

Very close, mummies in Chicago. How many times did he call today? Only once. He said everything was going beautifully. The board committee was very enthusiastic about the fake terminal that money would be raised. Oh, mama, I'm glad it was so successful. It sort of makes It's all worth it.

There you go again. All worth what? Worth David's being away for too nice of course. Oh, if the Chicago business hadn't worked out, it'd be such a waste. Being apart doesn't harm people who love each other.

They hurt them, but never harms them. I heard, I heard awfully. No, some mishirts. How's your finger? Fine, that doesn't hurt me a bit. Have you told David about bluff? No, I thought I'd wait till he got back.