A Flower Garden

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 Look at that sky.

Mom isn't it beautiful. You look where you're driving. Look at both. Thank you. The sky's so soft after rain. There's almost a rainbow. Do you know this? Mama says something. Like we say, it's David, must be worried, it's sick.

I'm going as fast as the speed limit will let me. That is not what I meant. And I feel fine. I don't see what driving has to do with having a baby in the first place.

still not what I mean. Then you're speaking in riddles, mama. I'm not speaking hardly at all. Go on, speak. Make yourself at home. It's a free country. All I can say is that David expected you back home in five minutes. We've been gone nearly an hour. It's almost seven o'clock. Still light is day out. David knows Gertrude lives just two miles down the

road and it's only five minutes to take her home. I suppose it's still so light because this is the longest day of the year. Mama. This was also the longest five minutes of the years. Stop worrying. David was just about to take a shower when we left home. He forgets everything, including the time when he's in the shower. I should know better. Who's the

use of arguing with you? No use at all. Besides who's arguing, we're discussing. Oh. And that's healthy. When a mother and daughter can discuss things, it's healthy. Who told you? Everybody knows it. Even psychologists. Well, then if it's so healthy, tell me why did we have to drive all the way down just tonight to the hot house for a few flowers.