(xx) First to Put Up the Porch Swing

I'd read it a smile again with radio at home, both. They can fade, written by Paul Ryan. Well, I'll put up this poor twin, but I think I still can manage it, okay. I could be on the road.

Some of them won't be necessary. Oh, here's my thought. By Aussie and on the real, and you pick up the poor twin in the middle and lift. Look at as high as you can see.

Elbow Rogers, I am Val with your dive. Some puttin' up a poor twin. Yeah? Ladies, Val, Elbow Rogers, what? his wife told her to put up the porch way and he laid plans for doing it but he hated the prospect of any work that's the job slide from day to day and why he didn't worry and finally set himself a deadline

to put the porch way up of a Tuesday and went Tuesday all around he'd worn himself into a decline and fast-away move that's lazy this way yeah well till we get going here not the end of the You grab a hold of the morning.

Oh, Lord, man. What are you doing? Afternoon, Sadie. How are you, Uncle Fletchers? First date, thanks. First, we're going to put it close with the faculty. But I have put up considerable since then. Like now, I'm Bobby Fletchers.

What's going on? We're putting up the porch wing. Why? Uncle Fletchers, I knew. I guess, tell a rush here, Sadie, about Elbow Rogers. I am Belvedere. You remember Elbow Rogers, I can fix. Why was him acquainted with anybody's health?

Yes, very well known fellas. Married a woman 16 years old, went into the harness business, got rich, later died. Who give you permission to pull off any such stuff to say? Well Uncle Fletcher got the idea to be a good thing to be the first people in the city to put up their porch links.