Worrying About Worrying

You're so pensive about Harriet. What does pensive mean and maybe I can tell you? Oh, it means dreamly thoughtful. You've got the right word. I was just thoughtfully dreaming of those lucky people who are going to be thrilled this Christmas when they received the perfect gift.

The solid silver with beauty that lives forever, international sterling. What? Solid silver with beauty that lives forever is international sterling.

From Hollywood, international silver company, creators of international sterling presents the Adventures of It's a Vasey and Harriet, starting America's favorite young couple, Ozzie Nelson and Harriet Hillier. It's uphill all the way from the bus stop at the corner to the Nelson's house at 1847 Rogers Road.

A good hard climb, especially at the end of a long day. But say, look at Ozzie Nelson coming up the grade. Knees pounding up and down like pistons. Elbows working. Chin up. Nose out. Cutting the wind.

Always in great form tonight. And look at that man go. Full speed. Now he's approaching the house and he turns in without slowing down. A fast banking turn. Watch that loose board on the step, Anzi.

Oh, he jumped right over us. Like a man with wings, he's on the porch, through the door and into the house. Oh, nobody, it's just so nice and crisp out. I felt like walking fast.

It's not a fun walking up that hill real fast. I dare you to tell that to the mailman. No, no, I really mean it. Tends the blood surging to you. What do you mean? For your face.

Are you asking a question or registering a complaint? How do you seem to be terribly concerned about something? Oh, I'm just a little bit worried, I guess. Worried? What about? Oh, nothing important, really. No, if it's important enough to worry about, then it must be important.