Digging a Well

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 Coke And now Claudia Well bigger be there when we get to the house he should be

Apparently, so made this appointment with him ten o'clock. Well, it's almost that now. I hope he'll have decided just where he's going to dig this well. They're always dug in the ground, aren't they? Yes, always.

Well, then what's the problem? The problem is where he's likely to find the best spot to dig. Lots of things are involved in that. For instance. We don't want the well too far from the house or too close to it.

The well digger will have to decide where he thinks the water is nearest the surface. Yet we go. Oh, I don't want to hear another word. It sounds impossible. And a minute now we'll be coming to the house.

I know that too. I'm getting so that I know every inch of this road. See, right around that band, there'll be two trees on the left. And a small white fence on the right. And then where the road bends like an elbow and drops a little like a nest.

There's our house. Funny, but when I come up, see it, I have a sort of a ceiling that's been sitting there just waiting for it and still every time I'm surprised that's the feeling I had when I first saw it that's how I knew you'd feel to that time I know you love