Die Hard AFRS

Birdie! Birdie is Pam! Darling, she isn't here. Jerry, she is. I know she is, and we have to get in there. Something's happened to her. Mr. and Mrs. North, barring Richard Denning and Barbara Britton.

Listen as Pam and Jerry solve the mystery, die hard. September is a time of many things, of turning leaves and returning vacations, of homes suddenly grown quiet, and schoolyards and campuses come back to life.

And September is a nostalgic time, the time just made for a person like Pam North to revisit a place like Colfax College. Jerry, listen, the chapel bell. Oh Colfax, we love thee. Thy towering trees, thy hallowed halls.

I see yields of cold and flax. Flax. Golden flax, coalfact, it rhymes. It does. Oh, cold, flax, oh, cold, flax. We love our alm... Darling, what's the matter? It's all not... I never hear it but what I cry.

Well, I don't wonder. That song's enough to unnerve anyone. Jerry. The music I can stand but those lyrics... It's not what the lyrics say, it's what they mean. Okay, okay, now what do we do?

Well, let's see. We see Mr. Dadean, Baderm, March Hall, Edward Hall, now to the library. The library? Oh, now, Pam, you're not going to have time to read. Oh, I'm not going to the library to get a book.

I'm going to see Birdie. Birdie? Birdie Twig. Who? T-W-I-W-G, Twig. Oh, you're kidding. There really isn't anybody named Birdie Twig. Oh, yes, there is. Well, then let's go. This is the person I want to meet.

No, dear, I'm sorry. That's what she prisoners, sweetie. Very sorry, but rules rule. After all, that's why rules are made. Adel, book, book, adults, children's book, but the children's that's rule, dear. But I'm not a child.