Look at those legs! - Does that mean?
Yes, it will be great. - Wow.
What are you saying? - Thank you.
You take care of him. - Thank you, Sam.
Bring him back in pairs weeks for vaccinations, ok?
Hi, Lydia. - Hi.
Bye - Goodbye, thank you.
Which one did he take? - Which is more fluffier.
How are you? - Good, almost done.
Do you want to see the Taj Mahal?
I still go with you, honey?
You choose my favorite. If I am brave, I will call him Betley.
Get out of there. - Alright alright.
How should I know when is my next appointment?
It's been half an hour.
This is Elmer, If he is on time, I will do Cartwright.
I want to see it. - No, you don't want to.
And I think it will go further. - We got a lot of rain.
Hi Sam, Lydie! - Hi.
What's wrong? - Look at it.
What do you think? - Good hole.
We have a lot of rain. - That's what I said.
Can't dig rain.
Are you in a hurry? Do you want to fill this house with some babies?
Yes!
One day.
Yes.
I think some good weather will be fine. - Sure.
I have to take a picture, and then check on the cow pregnant Joe. - Well.
Contact me when you are heading home. - Goodbye.
Hi, Sam. - Hey
How are your dogs, Brad?
He looks good, Doc, Dermatitis is practically all gone.
Yes, but he doesn't rash from himself, show him.
He wants to use dog medicine.
I will not do that. - I told him that!
Why, right?
Unless you want to wake up One morning barking like a dog.
Well, that will be an improvement.
See you later! - Goodbye.
Ok, kid, come here and help me!
Hurry up!
Tetracyclines.
Campbell's dog hurts his leg.
Did you find it? - Not.
Where is that?
Tiny leg fracture here, right above the joint.
You don't need reading glasses, Do you? - Not.
I just want to know.
Hey. - Hey
What's wrong?
I just passed, but I entered.
Busy? - Yes
It doesn't mean to disturb. - I see it.
Why don't you tell me? - I'm on the phone.
I saw it too, down at the gas station.
Hi, Ross.
Need help? - Elmer just appeared.
And I have a Campbell dog. - He was appointed yesterday.
That's Elmer. - You took him, I'll take Campbell's dog.
What brings you here?
He needs a distemper shot.
He asks about you.
I will catch up.
Police!
See what I found. - What is that?
What do you mean "What is that?"
Drum set, doofus.
Whose is it?
Tie to my old friend.
What's the name? - Ben.
He asked me to keep it a secret Because he doesn't have a room.
Can I play?
Can I play really hard?
Yes, please help me and wait until I go down.
Leave him!
So, what do you think?
What about? - Film.
Well, I like it. - You do not.
Why did you say that?
I can't believe you watched it.
I thought I did, right?
Sam, where are you?
here.
That's what you do, Walter. Only give a week or more...
I can't pay you until next week, Sam.
Don't look at me.
We know where you live. - Well.
3.30 You were canceled.
I think I'll run to Joe 's house to check the cow.
T You just arrived yesterday? - Yes, this is very close.
You act like a hopeful father, Do you have a hand cigar?
Hi.
Is your mother there? - Not.
He goes to the shop.
My name is Sam. I am your mother's old friend.
I used to live next door. This is my home here.
That's my room there.
Look at you enough basketball players. - Hmm.
Aah! How about that?
Well, I will only... I will come later.
Ok, Joe, I'll tell him. Well. O... alright.
Where is Sam?
I don't know. He said he'd check Joe Leaver's cow.
Maybe he already has a calf.
Well, he did it, but Sam wasn't there. - Hmm.
Where did you go?
Well, you have to go check Joe's cow.
Call Joe. The cow has calves. He said you were not there.
Uh, I didn't succeed. - How can?
Is Sam back... Oh, Sam, someone wants it to to see you. - Right.
I think we solved the mystery.
The dog is funny.
Hi, Sam.
Kind of expecting a bigger hello.
I am surprised to see you.
Trooper, is this the one who stopped by? - Mm-hmm.
Well, I heard you were in town. I'm just... surprised.
So, you've met my son Trooper. - No, not officially.
I'm Sam. - Hi.
Dude, what did you do when someone offered their hand?
What's more?
Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you too.
I told Troop that you are a veterinarian,
and he wants to come soon because he loves animals.
Is that correct?
I might know a puppy who needs a house. I don't think you will be interested?
Please, mother?
Mmm, wow. You must take it care for him. - I'll. Come on.
Alright.
Alright, wait here.
Do you know how to treat it a dog? What would you do?
[Whimpering] - Make a deal.
A gummy bear. Do you want something else? - Well.
I'm Rosemary. - Trooper.
What's the name? - Up to you.
Thank you, Sam, I think.
Be kind to him, bring him back anytime he needs something, it will be at home.
I will take good care of him.
Oh come on. Good girl.
Hi Alice! Go and bring him back to number 2. I'll be there in a minute.
Alice?
This is me, Dee Dee.
Dee Dee Mashow?
Yes, and this is my son Trooper.
Hello, Trooper. Gosh, I haven't seen you since...
Yes, about 13 years.
Have you just visited? - Not. I'm here to stay.
Well, good for you.
Sam, I... I can see you're busy. We will catch up later?
Good. - Police!
Thank you for the puppy. - You are welcome.
Goodbye, Rosemary. - Goodbye.
Give him a nice house. - I'll.
Why don't you just tell me the truth in the office?
I don't want Rosemary to gossip.
What about?
About Dee Dee. - What about Dee Dee?
Ah, just... nothing.
Are you worried that he will gossip about not there? - We were friends.
We grow together. I've known that girl since I was 3 years old.
He, Ross and I hang out, and he's fun.
Fun? - We're just friends, okay?
Are people gossiping about friends here?
This is a small town, Lydia. What do you know about small cities?
You grew up in Boston.
I don't know, Sam, why don't you tell me how does it feel to grow in a small town?
Tell me about your friend. - What do you mean?
I don't know. What is she like?
He is a free spirit, ok? Everyone in the city knows him.
I am this shy little boy fearing his own shadow.
Has this child ever been the one kind of a nuisance to the environment.
He stole my baseball card.
Now, I pretend that it doesn't matter, but that's important for Dee Dee.
He found it, he bit it, and he made them back for me.
That's good for him.
He doesn't even care about what people think of him.
In the ninth grade, he got found smoking in the school bathroom.
The principal takes him to his office.
Before he could even talk, he offered him a cigarette.
Mm-hmm.
However...
On graduation day, he ran away with Bobby Langford.
Do you give me olive oil?
Will she give you your class ring?
Who told you that? - Ross.
Once upon a time.
Yes, he is the person.
Give me pepper.
Not until you tell me. - There is nothing to tell.
Try me.
I plan to give me a evening ring class before graduation.
We stand on the porch of his house, and I have come out. I have it in my hand.
I will give it to him, but before I can say anything,
he appeared with with the news that he was leaving.
The next day, leave.
Have you ever heard from him?
Some postcards.
One of several small cities in Kansas. The biggest ball string house in the world.
"Not living the hood" That is what he said.
No more.
Why did you never mention it?
I don't think that's important.
It's just that he is your first love.
If my first boyfriend comes to town... - Listen, me...
I can handle it.
I married this woman that I was really crazy.
Very? What is she like?
Oh, you have to know him.
Is she beautiful? - Beautiful? Not.
Beautiful movie stars.
Smart like a whip.
Let's see. Great veterinarian. Did I mention that?
Loved by people and pets.
I think we should ask them to have dinner.
Very?
Must know the competition.
Hi! - Hey, Dee Dee, Trooper, Lydia.
Nice to meet you. - Hi. Nice to meet you too.
This is a Trooper. - Hi, Trooper.
Hi.
It's really nice to meet you.
Now, come in.
This is for you. - Why, thank you.
Should I open it now? - Sure. - Well.
Oh, they are beautiful.
I'm glad you like them. I made it.
They are beautiful. We can use it tonight at dinner.
I still work in the kitchen. - Oh, good, let me help you.
What did you develop?
Uh, nothing fancy. Some roast chicken, mashed potatoes, carrots.
Uh, crazy? - Well.
Oh, I like candlelight dinners.
Hmm Me too. Maybe you will become a customer.
Customer? - I will open a candle shop.
Here? - Is that a bad idea?
No, that's not a bad idea.
But?
He's a very bad liar.
He is studying.
Well, I just want to know if it's, uh... if it's the city is big enough for a candle shop.
Yes, I already thought about it, but I think if I offer lessons in making candles, you know.
What do you think, Lydia?
Oh, I think you will do it must try and see.
Well, are you interested? - I?
I don't have much free time.
So, how do you get it is interested in making candles?
Well, this started as a hobby, but then I have to make a living,
and, uh, I think I only love what the symbol symbolizes.
What's that? - House.
I guess hopes and dreams and hopes.
People light candles in the church. They use it to pray.
Dude, you can't eat before everyone starts.
It's okay. It is okay. Dig.
So, Trooper, how are you? Get the Trooper nickname?
That's not a nickname. This is my real name.
Uh, we've traveled a lot, we are like a small theater group.
So, you spell it with the letter U?
THE PLAYERS ARE.
No, TROOPER.
I gave him a name, so I thought he could spell it as he wished.
Well, not really.
Yes, that's true, because last year, you want to spell it with 3 Os.
Troops, didn't you ask Sam something?
Uh, yeah.
Uh, do you have a lot of animals under?
We are sure to do it. - Can I see them?
Sam, why don't you bring Trooper and show him our ZOO.
Good. Alright, come on, troops. Can I call you Troops?
If you want.
Everyone calls me Sam.
She's a good kid.
He reminded me of Sam... embarrassed at first, but there were a lot of things happening below him.
I understand you are living in your childhood home.
Yes. There are many memories there.
What brings you back after all this time?
My mother died, and the house just sat there, E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E 00: 22: 51,880 -> 00: 22: 53,320 but mostly for Troopers.
I keep on boring it with all my stories how great it is to grow here.
How did you and Sam meet?
Oh, at Cornell at the veterinary school.
He always wants to be a veterinarian.
I think you know him quite well.
Yes, it's hard not to. He lives in the next house.
We spend every day together, especially in summer.
So, you moved here after the veterinary school?
I am a city girl who misses rural life,
slower speed, better people.
Do you have to have many friends here?
Yes, I think I did, but you married the best.
Well, this is where we operate.
Are there lots of blood and things?
Sometimes.
How are the puppies doing, by the way?
Mmm, he's fine.
What do you call him? - Chewbacca.
A good name. How do you produce it?
He tried to eat my shoelaces.
Are all of yours?
No, they all belong to other people,
except for this little man.
Actually this is Brother Chewbacca.
Do you want to see it? - Sure.
Can you play with it?
It's a bit difficult to find time.
Thank you. Dinner is very good. - You are welcome.
Want me to take you home?
Now, we know the way. - Please, Sam.
I'll be back soon.
Understand? - Yes.
Enjoy.
Remember the bike I bought with berry-picking money?
What you sell to Jimmy Farrington. Ohh
I hope I have it back. I will give it to the troops.
What is wrong with what he has? - There is no. Pure nostalgia.
Nostalgia? Come from a woman who can't wait to get out of here.
That's funny, right?
It seems true that you never appreciate what you have until it's gone.
Hey, Trooper, this is Cee Jay, the place I told you.
The same old place. The same old grandfather,
'except now I'm one of them.
Ha ha ha!
Where is the father?
Troops never knew his father.
He is less than year old when Bobby leaves.
Police? - Yes
Where did he go? - Alaska.
He never really wanted children.
I can't say that I'm surprised.
Sam, that's a polite way of saying: "I told you"?
What about you and Lydia? Are there plans for children in the future?
Children? Yes, someday. I just want to make sure.
Of course what?
We are financially secure, that we are ready, time for family.
You haven't changed a bit, Sam.
I don't think so.
I wish I was more like you.
I never thought I'd hear you say that. - Oh, shut up.
I have learned something in the last 13 years.
The last few nights, I can't sleep. I get up.
I went to my window and looked at your window.
It makes me very comfortable only knows you are there.
I'm very sorry, Sam. Sorry I fell from the map.
Bobby and I got married soon. The police came a year later.
I don't make excuses, but...
I'm really sorry. - Not needed.
It's a bit difficult for Troops, You know, move again to a new place.
He must get new friends.
He seems like a great kid.
You know, in the meantime, I can use help at the clinic,
someone feeds and takes care of animals.
He will like that. Thank you, Sam.
I... I have to travel back and forth to Boston and...
This is perfect.
What are you doing in Boston?
Oh, I have to take inventory. Um, Lydia seems great.
Yes, he is great. I think I'm lucky.
I offered to let Trooper help in the clinic. I hope you don't mind.
It's okay. That will be good for him.
And good practice for you.
Are you okay tonight?
Yes, it's not strange as I imagined.
He seems pretty good.
Check the food brand with the amount on the card,
and you give them out of the right. - Well.
Which one?
This one.
When you work with puppies, sometimes they can be tentative.
You want to try to persuade them to be behaviors with gifts, gifts, like this.
So, you want to have it down the stairs,
but keep your hands here so they don't fall.
Come on, sweetie.
Can I play with them after I feed them?
Oh, I'll say that's a big part the job. - Is it true?
Mm-hmm. - Must feed them first.
Wait. Ehh. Not. Try they won't come out.
This is it.
Yes. Ok, here it is.
Do you want to give him a gift?
Good. Give him an award. - Well. Here you go.
Good work. - What is the dog's name?
Jessie. - Hi, Jessie.
Hey girl. - Perfect, except he is a man.
Oh Sorry, Jessie.
Oh good.
Oh, I thought of him... - He likes me. - He did it. Ohh
Now, don't be nervous, Naomi. - Hmm.
It's just the whole fate of the game.
Oh - It's not over yet.
Good luck next time, honey. - Excuse me.
Leave. Now it's your turn. - We will get them next time.
Sorry about that.
How did his house come? - This is just a hole right now.
Rick as late as molasses. It took him a year to do my uncle Ned's place.
He is careful, and Ned has a nice house.
Oh, and Sam likes to be careful. - Boy, has he ever been.
Yes, you don't push it, it will become your nursing home.
Whose push? Sam or Rick. - Rick.
Come to think of it, Sam too. You better encourage them both, Lydia.
What's the hurry?
Funny you have to ask. Hey, Cee Jay,
Do you have something to read while we wait?
Oh, you didn't sleep through it, are you? - Sorry. I missed it.
You don't sleep, right?
Mother - What?
What is this? - What? - Here.
Where did you find them? - Inside the drawer, in the kitchen.
That's Sam.
Is that Sam?
He is very serious.
He's rather fat.
Who is this?
Your father.
Can I save it?
Sure.
Here. Return this.
So, this is 154 degrees here. - What?
Yes, but don't worry. You can paste your finger here,
and it tastes good, but you won't get hurt.
Um, ok, the key to making a candle is
You can't hurry. You must have patience.
When I used the word with my son, he rolled his eyes,
but I think it's a reply for all the times I did that to my mother.
Okay, so each of us needs to take the axis.
Thank you.
Um, you want to hold it in the middle and, uh, leave it alone so as not to stick together.
Dipping a candle is made a pair at a time.
And dip the pants into the heated wax.
How long have you left? - Uh, just believe your stomach.
This is like prescription cooking.
Recipe? What is that?
So, you want to enter it for, like, I don't know, 3 seconds
and then save for about 3 seconds,
then we will cool them off for about 3 minutes.
I know it looks a little thin.
Skinny? What is that? - Yes
So, he said forward and buy, and buy horses.
That's what he said.
Hi, Lydia. - How are you?
I just passed, I thought I would... - Oh, come on in. I'm glad you came.
Oh, come on, Lydia. This is fun.
I'm not too crafty.
So, when I sell my candles, I like to put small messages in each box.
Um, if you will use it as a gift, You may want to do the same.
What is it like?
I think candles help us roam darkness, you know?
People usually sit around a campfire. Keep predators away.
I think campfire makes us feel safe.
With good friends. - You know? I do.
Can you imagine? There are, like, half a dozen of us, all women, gathered,
learn how to make these candles.
That's kind of magical.
Sit there in the room, really indeed feels something.
Danger of possible fires.
I'm serious. - OK.
What do you feel?
You know, as long as I'm in this city,
I never felt that was very strong like I did tonight.
What?
Sense of community.
You know, I really like it, more than I thought I would do.
Good.
To be honest, I'm a little jealous of him.
Not kidding?
Do you know? - Oh, Please.
I don't seem to be able to get it to take the pill.
You only hold it like this,
open the jaw, take the pill, and return it like that.
Lydie, Frieden's Mare has difficulty struggling.
I'll bring a Trooper.
Can he do it? - We will find out.
Your call, but if he is unconscious or hoarse...
Sorry. We have young helpers.
Hello, doc. - Hi Joe.
This is my new assistant, meeting the Trooper. - Hi. - Hey
The foal hasn't fallen to the birth canal.
He can start losing blood supply immediately.
Okay, give me my equipment. Put it here.
Ok, Sophie, beautiful girl.
This is known as the jugular groove.
Very easy to find, just trace it angle of the jaw down the neck.
I like going north. I press here. Look at that?
This increases blood pressure in the blood vessels.
It will take effect in a few minutes. Being less dangerous for him.
And for us.
Foal is in a good position.
Now, both front legs are extended forward,
which is slightly less dense than the others, but the chin rests on the knee.
Now if the neck is bent both sides,...
a foal can have his head fighting on the way out,
which should be troublesome.
But this one looks fine so far.
Just worry how long will it take?
See the little nails there?
Relax work toward the mother's feet.
We better move here, apply a little traction.
Alright, in my kit, there is a set of OB chains.
They are shiny, narrow, stainless steel. Help me and go get them. leave.
Sit down. Calm the loop just above the ankle,
it won't hurt when we pull.
When he pushes, we pull.
Ready?
Ok, stop it.
Wait for contractions, This is the most difficult part.
And... pull.
Good. Pull very hard.
Alright.
Hi, thank you, doctor.
If he doesn't wake up and breastfeed in one hour, my phone.
Yes, I will do it, I will do it.
Hey, that's a little helper you got there.
Of course.
Good work.
Thank you, oh. - Why, thank you.
See you later, John. - Be careful, doctor.
Troops, right? - Yes, I will see.
You are doing a good job.
I'm a little scared.
There is nothing wrong with fear. You are hanging there. Come on.
Sam? - Yes
Do you know my father? - Your father?
Yes.
Oh, I don't know him well. He is only in town for a year.
What is she like?
Alright, let's see...
He is a cool guy. I can say that.
My mother said she was a dreamer.
You can say that.
He left us to go to Alaska. Dreamers must follow their hearts.
They are sure.
Come on.
Kid thinks he's a kind of romantic hero.
I can't even believe what I heard.
A dreamer? Come on, the guy is the lowly person who left them.
Maybe you're just someone a little jealous of him, Sam.
Lydie, the guy spent half a year he here was working on his car,
half the other pot. How do you romanticize it?
What if he only protects his son?
By lying to him?
If he is your son, what will you say?
I don't know.
Alright. - Thank you.
Well, look. - Hey, Cee Jay.
How are you? - I heard you returned to town.
Yes, do you want to check my ID for the past?
Darlin ', you never had an ID.
That's why I kicked you out from here. Glad you were back.
It's nice to be here, legally.
Hello.
We wonder if your will appear.
I have to go to Boston to pick up supplies for the candle business.
Uh, candle mania sweeps the city. - I know.
Even Rosemary joined the group.
Oh no. Where will it end? - Probably not.
Everything's over.
Hey, Cee Jay, Can we get another glass?
We have 3/4 bands here. - What band?
Band Sam.
Oh, that's not my band. That's Dee Dee. - I don't know you have a band.
I don't. I will never be in the band if Dee Dee has never bluffed
the others took me.
What do you play? - Guitar.
If you call it play. - Not me.
Oh, come on, Sam, people like you.
Because you did it.
If Ben and Ross and I will do it start your own band,
it will last 5 minutes.
Hey, I'm fine. - Oh, we are terrible.
Dee Dee, she's fine. - When did Ben move?
Um, a few years ago. I think he moved to Dallas. - Yes
Are you still singing, Dee Dee? - Yes This makes the Trooper crazy.
So what about the song? - Yes
Oh, you don't have Ben.
Unless you want to do Ben's part.
Are you kidding me?
Sam, you never sing for me.
Very good reason.
* People say I am a life from the parties' cause
* I tell one or two jokes
* although I might laugh loudly and warmly * Deep inside, I'm blue
* so take a * Looks good on my face * You see me * A smile looks out of place
* if you see * Closer, easier to track
* My tears Hey, kid, it's too late for the drum! Go to sleep!
Guess what I did today? - What is that?
I delivered a horse. - All by yourself?
No, not alone, but I help.
Yes? - It is very cool.
What are you guessing? Good...
Sam, he said my father was a very cool guy.
Yes, it's really cool, just like your master doctor. Now go to sleep!
I love you mom.
I love you too dear.
This is your friend. - Night.
Good night, angel. - See you tomorrow morning.
Hey, let's sleep, okay?
Guys, give me a hand with the wall. Let's fix it.
Alright. - Do you want coffee, sir?
1, 2, 3. Install.
Good. Slide it. - Good here.
Looks good, Rick.
When do you think framing will be finished?
It's hard to say.
Can... can you give us a guess?
Well... - Good. - Not really.
Well, in the fall?
Early fall or late fall? Has someone fallen?
Depends. - Is it true?
What if we go into winter and the house is not finished?
Yes, that can happen.
Doesn't that hurt the house? - Not really. Why?
I only prefer it if it doesn't fall in the stack.
Voters, picky.
Hey, doctor. How's the colt? - Oh, good and good, like last week.
Not used to seeing so much from you. - Thank you, my assistant for that.
What's the name? - I don't have one yet.
What ideas do you have?
Solitaire.
Ah, it's pretty good. Why did you choose that one?
He doesn't have anyone to play with.
Okay then...
that's what we will call him. Solitaire.
Dear, we are here. Come on. fast, fast, fast.
That's all my fault. - No, no, honey.
I should be there. - Honey, it's okay. Come on.
They will fix it.
Keep talking. Come on, Cody.
Cody was hit by a car. - Gosh. Here.
Bring him back. Sam!
What is the shape like? - Thirsty lumbar spine.
Spinal cord damage looks irreversible.
Abdomen full of fluid. Maybe the spleen is broken.
Maybe I'll bring Amber out when you talk to Val.
Good.
Sam wants to talk to you alone. - Well.
Hi. - Hi.
Do you want to go to X-ray?
Nothing is ok.
Looks bad.
Is there anything we can do?
Good...
we can try to save it, but it will hurt,
and I cannot give you any guarantee.
What will you do if is yours, Sam?
I think I'll let Cody go.
Good.
Let me talk to Amber. - Sure.
I will let him come and say goodbye.
Will you just let him die?
I will do anything if I can save it,
but he was seriously injured, and he was very sick.
I don't think we should do it let him suffer like that.
Trooper, where are you going?
Police!
Hi. - Hey
Troops go home? - Yes He is above.
Can I talk to him? I want to explain something to him.
I talked to him. He is very upset.
Enter.
This isn't just about puppies, Sam.
What is that?
You know I've...
makes the journey back onwards to Boston.
This is not taking inventory.
I went to the hospital.
For what?
Cancer.
Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
I'm dying, Sam.
This is widespread.
It is in my lymph nodes, bone marrow, liver.
You must have been treated. - Yes
It's only a matter of time. - How long?
I hope to make it for the 12th anniversary of the Forces,
but it moves too fast.
Does he know? - More or less.
He hopes. I haven't told him the latest.
That's really why I came home.
So you can die here?
No, I want the Trooper to stay here.
I have to find a place for him, a family.
I have this crazy idea.
If I build this place in my mind, you know?
It seems very magical to me.
And I think all I have to do is home.
Obviously I didn't learn anything, because...
When I was 18, I thought was all outside of this city
magical, and I have to just leave.
What about the father?
Come on. You never like it.
You're right.
He got into drugs and dealt with, and just got worse as time went on.
Now, after the Troops were born, he left for Alaska,
said he must get a job, you know.
He, um, has been broken and done 2 years.
And when he came out, he, uh, went right back there.
He killed himself.
And I never knew how.
I chose so badly, Sam.
Not only for myself, but for troops.
Ah, Dee Dee.
I'm sorry. - I know.
I know you.
I need your help, Sam. I don't have anyone else.
Whatever.
I want you to help me find a place for the Troops.
Please.
I just sat there with this stupid look in my face. I feel like a fool.
But I don't know what to say.
What will you do?
I don't know. Look for someone, I think.
But who?
Thought of John Frieden. - John Frieden?
He likes Troopers. He has a horse, you know.
He is more than 60 years old. - 50, something,
and Troopers like to be on the farm.
What did he know about _ raising a boy lately?
They raised 2 children.
That was more than 10 years ago,
and her children get married. They have their own family.
Now, do you think how did he forget?
No.
But raising children today is a lot different from that time.
Just thinking.
Sam? - Hmm?
I was thinking last night.
Yes? So am I.
What about? - Go the names of all the people I know.
We can carry it.
No, we can't.
Why not?
That won't work, Lydie. Where will we place it?
We are building a house.
He doesn't think he will make it for so long.
We have a spare room. We can fix it.
That's not a practical idea. - Why not?
Because we were not prepared for that. We both work.
Who will look after it?
You have to make plans for things like this. It takes time.
I don't think this decision is about practical.
Have you thought about this for one night, good? This is a big responsibility.
We have thought about it have children for a long time.
What about Val? I think Val is a good idea.
Her husband doesn't work. I don't think he can.
Well... -Then there is a group... there are lots of people.
Why don't we see how he did it? Maybe he is wrong.
He can live for another year. He can live for 2 years.
Meanwhile, I have to go inject the Holden pig, okay?
We will find someone.
Hi, Trooper.
Hey. Is Sam here?
He will be back soon.
Sorry I ran like that.
That's not my professional.
Well, you know, I can use some professional help with this person.
Do you want to hold it back? Hold him on the collar.
Good. - Give him comfort.
Sonny is running the operation, huh?
Yes.
Will he be okay? - He will be great.
That's good. I am worried.
Have you ever thought about it have more children?
Outside the 2 small hells that we raised now, you mean? - Yes?
Why do you ask?
Just curious.
Have you talked to Naomi?
No. About what? - Lydia is talking to Naomi?
Not what I know. Why?
Naomi is pregnant.
Congratulations. - Ha ha. Thank you.
I don't know how we will do it.
We barely made it now on 2 teacher salaries.
Yes, it's not easy.
You and Lydia think, uh... - No, not yet.
Do you still remember how?
That will come back to me.
Sam, come on. What did you ask for me?
For Dee Dee.
Sorry I'm late.
Oh, you are never late. - How are you?
We will only start reading us messages that we put in the gift box, right?
Rosemary, do you want to go first? - Oh, of course. always me.
Oh, this is for my brother-in-law, Jack, which is a pill... real.
Jack becomes agile. Jack fast. Jack jumps over the candlestick,
but don't burn behind you, or you will see, _ precisely your pain to me.
Not exactly what I have in mind, but it works.
You don't know Jack.
Don't be excited. Remember last week when a cat,
like, through alarm and going everywhere?
It always happens continuously. Besides that, it's raining outside.
Doc, this is your new home.
Come on. Dennis will give you a ride.
Oh no.
On that side!
I'm very sorry, Lydia.
That's just framing. This isn't even home.
It's a dream.
We... we can dream again.
I keep the generator running the pump. I am afraid it will flood.
There must be short electricity.
I'm sorry. - Not your fault, Rick.
It was an accident.
When can we start rebuilding?
To clean up this mess?
Maybe coming soon. I say we wait until spring.
Once the weather starts, we just have to stop.
What do you think, Sam?
Sam, talk to me.
I have Rick doing a house because he is very thorough.
Every nail, every joint, every corner, just like that.
I told him to prepare the house a storm. Did I tell you that?
When was the last time there was there a storm here?
I don't know, one hundred years.
He will install the gables, strengthen the garage door,
put special adhesive in schingles
You can't protect everything.
Not everything, but everything you can think of.
But you can't think everything is good.
It's a strange accident.
My mother is really like that fear of storms.
I don't blame him.
Oh, he's scared almost everything.
Every time my father will leave on a sales trip,
he will make sure we have everything we need.
Check the tires, check the house,
rain gutters, shutters, do we have enough firewood,
and on and on and on, and still this woman, she's scared.
From what? - Just say it.
I often hear him walking around the house late at night,
make sure everything the window is locked,
and every time I leave home,
my mother will ask me if I have enough money.
Where did you go?
Are your socks warm enough?
I used to think I could really Listen to him worry.
To the point where I don't even want to leave home.
It's easier to stay at home.
I mean, if it wasn't for Dee Dee, I might never leave the page.
He sounds like he is a good friend to have.
He's more than that.
He is my friend, my sister,...
Do you think I will be a good father?
Oh, Sam, yes.
Yes I understand.
Then, let's take him.
Are you sure?
Hi.
Can we enter? - Sure. - Well.
What's wrong?
Where are the Troops?
He was upstairs playing with Chewbacca.
We want to take it.
Are you sure? - Yes. When the time comes.
We still hope that won't happen.
I don't know what to say.
You don't need to say anything.
I can't even hope for this.
Oh, Sam,
I am very proud of you. - Oh, we're both crazy about him.
That's great, but it's not why I'm proud of you.
Ok, why are you proud of me? - Because you married well.
Oh, I want to have a party, big one.
Party?
Hmmm, maybe my last chance.
Hey, Trooper, can I come in? - Sure.
Are you having fun with Rosemary today? - It was incredible.
Want to curl up?
Remember how we always said we would Wish for the best when I was sick?
Yes.
Good, sometimes the best doesn't happen,
and then we have to make another plan.
We have to make the best things as they are.
So, it seems like the best won't happen.
If I won't be there...
If I don't exist,
we have to find place for you, Troops.
I don't want to.
I know, honey, but we have to make it the best thing, right?
Maybe...
maybe my dad will come back.
Oh, troops. - He... he can.
It's been a long time.
But he still can, ma'am.
But in the meantime, we must find a place for you where you will be safe and happy, where people will love you and who will take care of you.
Do you know Sam and Lydia? They love you so much.
Do you know that?
I know that.
Do you know how I find out?
Because they say that if... if something happens to me,
if I don't get better,
they will like to have you live with them.
How do you feel about that?
I don't want to, mother.
I know, baby,
but as long as we talk about it makes the best thing,
can you think of the place you want?
Do you like them, Troops?
I really like them.
In fact, I can't think about it anyone I prefer you together.
Can you?
Can we still hope?
What do you hope for?
That you will be better?
Come here.
Yes, we can still hope.
I still hope, then.
Me too.
Hi! How are you?
Where is that? - I'll show you.
Amazing. Now, that's fast.
Selma, have you been taken care of? Stop running! Hey, you. Not too fast.
What if you get something?
Oh, really? You have something. Extraordinary.
Who else needs drinks?
Do you need a drink?
Hi. - Dee Dee, you look great.
This is amazing.
Come on. This is my specialty.
Macaroni and three various types of cheese.
Thank you.
Sit down. - Yes Please sit down.
I will... I will fix the table. - OK.
Lasts. - Well.
You do many things.
Hey.
Women and men...
only for one night, we are here the return of Dee Dee
and the Deadbeats.
Dee Dee, would you respect us lead us through our theme song?
Oh, Sam. Forgive me. I can not.
Oh come on!
But I want to see you guys. Go away.
Ohh What is the name of the song?
"You Have Friends"
Oh, I know that, I... Well, wake up here.
Alright.
I did this for you.
I love you. - Catch them.
Yay for me.
And we have special guests at drums tonight, mr. Trooper Mashow.
Alright, Trooper!
What key do you play?
What key do you sing? - Oh, that doesn't matter.
That sounds good.
* When you are down and having problems
* and you need help * and it's okay, it's okay, is not right
Come on, guys.
* Close your eyes and think of me
* and soon I will be there
* to enlighten even the darkest nights
* You just called my name
* and you know wherever I am
* I will come running
* to meet again
* See you again
* Winter, spring, summer or autumn
* All you have to do is call
* and I will be there, yes, yes, yes
* You have friends
Oh, come back, come back.
* Winter, spring, summer or autumn
* All you have to do is call
* and I will be there, yes, yes, yes
Troops, you are very great.
Hey, look at this.
What is that?
Small welcome gift.
That's big.
Open! Open, Dee Dee! Come on!
Ok, fine.
Open the sucker.
Look at that.
My bicycle.
Hey.
Whoa!
Where did you find it?
Well, I think Jimmy Farrington has it, but
he sold it to Marty and Neil half and Neil thought Marty had it,
and Marty thinks Neil has it.
Both of them forgot to give them to their younger sister,
and it is inside him Basement collects spider webs.
But it looks new.
It's just a new chair, some new paint.
Oh, troops, this is the motorbike I drove when I was your age.
That's cool. Well, something like that.
Excuse me. This is the coolest motorbike ever.
I took it to go up. - Oh, let me help you.
Ok, fine, I understand. I got it.
Okay, now, don't go crazy at once, you know. - Shut up, you guys.
We will find a place here. - I put it in first gear, so, you know, go easy.
Yes, ok, Ross, I've ridden a bicycle before.
Ok, yes, this is like that. - OK.
Sam, maybe he shouldn't.
You must know him now.
Whoo!
Hey, Rick. - Hey
How is the cleaning? - Ah, this will pass.
I want to start a new construction.
Do you mean it now? - Immediately.
As soon as you finish with cleaning.
Don't think, Sam, we'll be caught right in the middle of winter.
Ah, let's take a chance.
We may have decent weather.
What if we don't do it?
We will close it until spring.
But then we will go with all this material is only wandering throughout the winter.
That won't hurt him, right?
Well, I don't think so.
What's the hurry?
I will fill the house with children.
Thank you, Rick.
Is Lydie pregnant? - No, not yet.
It takes 9 months, you know.
Not always.
Amber will accept Brother Chewbacca.
Oh, good, Amber. I am pleased. - Will you bring it today?
Aha. - Police, bring him in.
He needs an injection. - Well.
Will you do it now? - Yes, right now.
I will be back. - Oh, a minute.
I hate shots. I will... come back tomorrow.
Trooper, put him on the table.
Where is Amber? - Oh, he doesn't want to watch.
Yes, he is not used to this.
That's just pinching, ok, puppy?
Ouch. - There we go.
Are you okay? Are you ok? - She is fine.
Here he is. - There. What do you think?
Ha ha ha. - Big. Do you want to feed him?
Sure. - Hold the bucket there.
We start. Come here here.
We start. Let's begin.
Yes, I have to... have someone out and
riding it this spring so he's not too agile.
Don't think you know anyone who wants to do that.
I will ride it, if I know how.
Will you do it? - Yes, if I know how.
Now, now, here it is.
Who would have thought he would do it did that? Will you, Sam?
It never even crossed my mind.
But he's very busy, what's with being a veterinary assistant and all of that.
Oh, yes, he might not even have time. - Not much.
Well, I have time...
It's just... I don't really know how.
Oh yeah. Oh, I forgot about that.
Very bad.
Well, of course, is always Sophie.
Yes, many people learn to ride bikes Sophie. - Sophie is very gentle.
Oh, very soft, sort of like sitting in a recliner.
Good... I will keep looking.
Hey, say, you know,
I just got an idea, now if you want it to come and learn about Sophie.
Yes, I want to.
Now, how about that I think we have an agreement?
Well, kid gun, I hope I've thought about that before.
Well, you come back anytime, and we will start.
Good. - Isn't that something?
Yes, boy.
Never even think about the ol 'Trooper.
* One thing I believe in
* is time will change each of us
* for this, you are not alone * So open your voice and become strong
* You are not alone * You are what you believe in
* You are not alone
* You are part of everything * When life makes you disappointed * set your soul comfortable
* You are not alone * You are part of everything * part of everything
* You are part of everything * part of everything
* ah bap bup bup
* The cheapest secret is the truth
* until you finally release it * Such an amazing game
* Good, if you have something to say * then leave it alone * give us something to talk about
* so you are not alone * So open your voice and become strong
* When life makes you disappointed * set your soul comfortable * you are not alone
* You are part of everything
* You are not alone * You are what you believe in
* You are not alone * You are part of everything * When life makes you disappointed * set your soul comfortable * you are not alone
* You are part of
* You are part of everything * You are part of
* You are part of everything Here. - Understood, troops. Okay ready?
Alright. 1, 2.
Are you okay? - Yes - All entered?
Uh huh. - OK.
Ready?
Where are we going?
You will see.
I'm sure this is a workday picnic.
Maybe. Probably not.
What is a big surprise, Sam?
It won't be surprising if I tell you.
Now right?
What do you think?
Sam, I don't think we can... - I took a chance.
We have worked late.
I talk to people come on during holidays.
Thank you, Rick. - Well.
Okay, you, go on board.
Rick!
Thank you very much.
People want to help. They are good people.
Here we have a living room.
Kitchen, bedroom,
family room.
I want you to see it.
Thank you, Sam.
In that case it burns again.
Is this my room? - All yours.
Do you want to place a bunk bed here?
No
Single? - Anything you want.
I am sure you will be able to have it very good view of some stars.
Yes,
the scenery is pretty good.
Hey.
Where? - There.
Why don't I see about fixing us dinner? - That's great.
Aren't we going to a city picnic?
I don't feel able to do it, Troops. Forgive me.
Maybe you and I can stop by later.
That's a good idea.
Go into the kitchen and help Lydia. There are some cold spaghetti in the fridge.
Good. Ok, help him.
How much did you take?
That's never enough.
Are you in a lot of pain?
I can arrange.
Thank you for today, Sam.
I owe you a lot.
Oh, I don't know about that. I would say we are pretty,
and I don't only mean when we are children. I mean now too.
You continue to show me how to live my life.
You are fine without me.
This is different without you.
You know me...
I never told you this.
But that night before you left,
we are sitting on your terrace. - I know.
What?
You will do it Give me your class ring.
How do you know that?
I just found out.
I don't want to hurt you.
You mean a lot to me.
I love you, Sam,
You and Lydia are both.
Now listen,
on the bookshelf under the basket,
there is a letter. Will you get it for me?
Come here.
I want you to give this to Trooper when you think he's ready.
I wrote to him about his father.
I always thought he should be a father he could trust.
He has one now.
geez. - What is that?
Dee Dee, Sam, you have to come check this out.
That's it! - Hey!
We, uh... We think you can't make a picnic, Dee Dee, so
we decided to take the picnic to you.
* You just called my name
* and you know wherever I am
* I will come running
* to meet again
* Winter, spring, summer or autumn
* All you have to do is call
* and I will be there
* You have friends
* Winter, spring, summer or autumn
* All you have to do is call
* and I will be there
* You have friends
So we turn to the _ scripture passage just read,
and we look at memory Dee Dee Mashow's life
for conciliation in our sadness
and for inspiration in our lives.
And now, the boy Trooper Dee Dee has been asking for a while.
When...
When my mother said we will move here,
I don't really want it.
'Because...
Because I don't really know anyone at that time.
He said...
He said that this city was special.
I only heard a lot of stories about it.
But he said that every place we live is special,
so I don't do it trust him.
But I like those stories.
Now...
Now I see what he means.
Wherever I go,
it reminds me of him.
It's like...
It seems like she's still here.
I'm glad we came. I am pleased.
* Awesome blessings
* Sweetness of the voice
* who saved bad people like me
* I was lost
* but now I find it
* 'Really blind, but now I see
* 'Grace taught
* my heart is scared
* and my fearful grace is relieved
* How valuable is that
* The gift appears * First time I believe
* Through many dangers, hard work, and snares
* I have come
* 'Grace has been brought I'm safe so far
* and mercy will lead me ho