The Wedding Planner Page #5

It's only been six years.

It's not a date!

Do not leave me alone. Please.

- It's for your own good.|- Don't you dare!

- There he is.|- There's your gum ball.

Thank you. Oh, good. Boy, you|can never get the colors you want.

Okay, well.

Oh, no!

Darn it. I just remembered|that I promised...

my friend's brother's godmother...

that I would help her...

change her fax cartridge tonight...

because she's going|out of town tomorrow...

on an African safari.

I should go do that.

I'm really sorry that we're not|gonna be able to have that...

- medical chat.|- Medical chat, yeah.

Okay. Bye.

- Penny.|- Wow.

Goodness, I hope her...

friend's brother's godmother|is gonna be okay.

You know,|I have reserved seating.

- All right.|- Okay. Let's go.

- Thanks for guarding my tree.|- Yes, I'm guarding your tree.

There's your blanket right there|under your tree I kept for you.

- Thank you, Burt. This is Steve Edison.|- Steve, how you do? Nice to meet you.

- Pleased to meet you.|- It's about time you had a date.

- It's not--|- What line of business are you in?

- I'm a doctor at St. Vincent's.|- You a doctor?

He's a doctor.|Well, I get the hint.

See you at the Scrabble|practice, kid.

Sorry. I'm so sorry about that.

Scrabble practice?

Please, don't ask.

Come on. You can't|leave me hanging on that.

"See you at Scrabble practice, kid"?|What's that?

I'm a member of|the Bay Area Scrabble Club.

- Pathetic, I know.|- Wow.

- What?|- That is pathetic.

Shut up.

At least I can spell.|What can you do?

- I throw a mean yo-yo.|- You know what?

- No more caramel corn for you.|- I'm serious.

How'd you get into it? I've never met|a member of a Scrabble Club before.

That's for sure.

When my parents came over|from Italy...

the joined a Scrabble Club|so they could learn English.

After my mom died, my dad became,|like, obsessed with the game...

and wanted me to play with him|all the time...

so I guess, in a way,|I was destined.

C-O-O-L.

What are you doing?

I only eat the brown ones.

Because?

'Cause I fiigure they have|less artificial coloring...

'cause chocolate's already brown.

That's very scientific of you,|dr. Steve.

Thank you.

So where would one go|to see a Scrabble match?

Oh, look. It's starting.

And closer

tome

- Oh, that's beautiful.|- You like it?

Yes.

This is by far the coolest thing|I've ever done in this city.

The closer you are

- the brighter the stars glow|- Wanna dance?

I don't know. I haven't danced|in quite some time.

- Okay.|- Girl asks you to dance, you dance.

Burt's right.|Yes, Mary, I would love to dance.

- No pressure.|- It's too late now.

Okay.

Where'd you learn|to dance like this?

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