A Snack at 4 AM

Your Coca-Cola bottler presents 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 Your one extra blanket tonight, David doesn't seem like all to me She didn't even be that cold. It's the middle of March, isn't it?

Yes. Right square, plunk in the middle. Oh, I can't wait to get into bed and pull the comforter up tight. Open the window wide. Get way under the cover, darling. I am. Mmm, so comfortable and warm. I'll never get up.

David, you've been bluffing full of water. I did. It's good. Say it is cold out. Hope it's warm in the kitchen, you're shaking through a catch cold. Night, darling. Night, dear. Seeing the light out?

Right away. I don't mind if it's too weak. It's very sweet of you, but no thanks, not tonight. Oh, bed feels good. Mm. No, that goes a light. Sweet dreams, darling. You too. Didn't realize it was a little tight.

Mm, I bet it's beautiful up in the farm tonight. Mm-hmm. Maybe there's still you in a little snow? Maybe. I love snow in the country where it doesn't get slushy. Not nice when it's slushy.

Moon must be pretty on the farm. I think I really like going to sleep on the farm. Well, too, David. Oh, sure, sure, sure, I love it. I want a clock. Well, good night, guys.

Good night. Good morning. David, did you hear that? What? I think it's Shakespeare scratching at the door. Oh, well. David, darling, do you hear that? Shakespeare scratching at the door, I'm sure it is. David you want me to get up and see?