Liz In The Hospital

In every marriage there is one member of the weaker sex and one of the stronger. The stronger member does the protecting looking after the frailer more delicate partner. Well, as we look in on the coupers it's early morning and the more delicate member of the family is still in bed tucked under the covers.

And the strong one has just gotten up, closed the window, turned on the heat, and is now standing at the foot of the bed. The room is warm, you can get up now George. Come on now dear, it's 7.30, get up.

I don't think I'll get up this morning. All right, George, you just stay there in bed, and I'll have Mr. Atterberry bring the bank out here. I don't feel good, Liz. I'm sick. I can't go to the bank today.

Okay, let's have it. Who are you playing golf with? Honest, Liz, I'm really sick. Well, darling, what seems to be the matter? Oh, well, for one thing, every time I move, I get a sharp pain in my back.

Oh, there it is again. Oh, where do you mean, dear? Show me. It's right back here. Oh. So that's where my curler went. In place to have a curler. I'm sorry. I lost two of them last night.

Show me, George, which vertebrae has the Tony? Very funny. Oh, my throat sore too. I can hardly swallow. Oh, let me see your throat. No. Oh, don't be such a baby. Let me see your throat.

throat maybe I can find my other curler I throw oh George don't pay any attention to it my throat a little sore every morning they will that's because you talk so much well why don't you just go away and leave me alone oh honey I'm sorry I didn't realize you felt so bad would you like to have breakfast in bed hmm