Marvin Decides to Stay with Harold

And now, Harold Perry has Honest Harold, the homemaker. Well, let's see what's going on in the Honest Harold household this Saturday morning.

It's breakfast time and the pleasant aroma of coffee is in the air. Harold must have gotten up on the right side of the bed this morning for he's in a wonderful mood. Oh, what a beautiful morning!

Oh, what a beautiful day! Well, good morning, Mother. Good morning, son. Beautiful morning, isn't it? It certainly is. Our little Marvin up here. Oh, yes, he's had his breakfast already. He's in his room. Oh, well, think I'll get the morning paper.

Oh, what a beautiful morning. Oh, Harold, be careful. Marvin, skate. What? Oh, oh, oh! Oh, oh! Oh, oh! Please! Are you all right, Harold? I don't know. I think I bent my sacrially act. Oh.

Mother, I've told Marvin a thousand times not to leave his skates in the middle of the living room. Well, he probably forgot, Harold. Yeah, well, he's forgotten just once too often. I'm going in late on the lawn of that boy.

No, Harold. Don't you be hard on him. You're too easy on him, Mother. What he needs is a little discipline. He's going to stay in his room all day. Marvin? Marvin? Young man? Morning, you.

Marvin, I just fell over your skates in the living room. Oh, you did? I thought I heard a noise. Marvin, why didn't you put those skates away last night? Well, I was doing my homework, and I got so interested I forgot all about putting my skates away.

That's all. And how would you like to forget all about going out to play today? Alright, Harold. I'll be glad to stay in. It will give me a chance to finish my homework. Huh? The boy is delirious.