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And now it's Mary Lee on NBC. Hello, this is Mary Lee Taylor. Almost any time now, the stock will be making a delivery to the cottage. And today, Jim and Sally are trying to decide on a name for the baby.

But Jim, you can't give the baby a name like that, but it's terrible. What of it, Sally? I wouldn't mind having a name like that for $5,000. Just what Jim and Sally do decide about a name you'll hear in a minute.

But first, I promise that right after our story, I'll give you the recipe for a grand meatless one dish meal called Stuffed Eggs and Rice Dinner. Perfect, serve during Lent. And so delicious, you want to serve it often right through the year.

You hear more about this special recipe of the week later. But right now, here's some good advice. Today, right after this program, check up to be sure you have plenty of pet milk on hand.