1.175 1.995 FRANK: ... (TSK) Well, 1.995 2.390 [with all-] -- 1.995 3.250 MELISSA: [Not] before I gradu[2ate2]. 3.010 3.415 FRANK: [2Well2]=, 3.415 6.030 they're really concerned about these proposals on the ballot, 6.031 7.079 for next week. 7.079 8.151 ... or two weeks from now, 8.151 8.849 or whenever it is, 8.849 9.618 next week I guess. 10.177 10.969 MELISSA: ... Mom? 10.969 13.088 ... [do I] really have to go through and r- read this, 10.969 11.667 FRANK: [(SNIFF)] 13.088 16.139 MELISSA: to make sure that I didn't leave out any of my sentences or any[2thing2]. 15.813 17.629 JAN: [2You2] need to make progress. 17.629 19.772 not go back over what you've already done. 19.749 20.145 MELISSA: [Okay], 20.145 22.008 because out of the eight that I've done, 22.008 24.733 ... I notice on one of them I skipped two sentences? 24.733 25.920 .. They weren't really important, 25.897 27.155 but I did skip two of em? 27.155 30.811 .. and so now I'm paranoid that I'm gonna skip a bunch more, so I have to go back and proofread. 30.811 31.976 does it matter? 32.930 34.048 JAN: ... Not at this point, 34.048 36.237 You should be making progress. 36.237 36.843 MELISSA: ... (Hx) 36.843 37.425 Okay. 37.425 38.892 FRANK: (SNIFF) 38.892 41.291 JAN: ... Your ten minutes are up. 41.291 43.713 MELISSA: ... And I've proofread the whole thing. 43.713 45.920 ... % 45.157 48.488 45.920 48.488 JAN: How many pages .. do you have [to copy]. 46.997 47.766 MELISSA: [

]. 47.766 49.629 .. (H) Just two more. 49.629 51.422 ... actually, 51.422 52.703 <> 52.703 53.215 that. 53.215 54.054 JAN: (H) okay, 54.054 55.893 I'm gonna check on you in ten minutes, 55.893 57.989 if you haven't gotten one page done, 57.989 59.014 in ten minutes [you'll go-] -- 58.688 59.596 MELISSA: [One side] of a page? 59.596 60.598 It takes me a long time, 60.598 62.461 because I've got to go over the sentences, 62.461 63.323 (H) figure out, 63.323 65.768 .. if I'm gonna rewrite them or leave them the same, 65.768 66.909 (H) [and just] write them out. 65.768 66.280 JAN: [Well y-] -- 66.909 68.772 MELISSA: I can't write them exactly the way they are, 68.772 69.681 because they stink. 69.681 71.730 JAN: .. Then you need to go downstairs and finish it. 71.730 72.755 MELISSA: (H) I'm fine. 73.989 74.781 FRANK: ... ~Melissa, 74.711 75.829 [it's nine o'clock]. 74.804 76.807 MELISSA: [I'm not gonna do any better] downstai=rs. 76.761 78.880 FRANK: It's [2nine o'clock .. in the evening2]. 77.063 79.509 JAN: [2You also have algebra2] to do. 79.509 80.953 MELISSA: .. I can skip algebra. 80.953 82.024 FRANK: ... No you [can't]. 81.465 82.024 JAN: [No]. 82.024 82.420 .. [2you- (Hx)2] -- 82.024 82.676 MELISSA: [2Alright fine2]. 82.676 83.794 I'll do my algebra then. 83.794 83.957 JAN: No, 83.957 85.564 you ge- take that downstairs. 85.564 86.263 [right now]. 85.564 86.053 FRANK: [Ho- ho- honey], 86.053 87.939 You [need to .. be able to concentrate] and get it done, 86.169 87.264 JAN: [and don't argue]. 87.939 88.915 FRANK: You've visited with ~Ron, 88.915 90.781 and you'll also see him .. on the weekend. 90.781 92.318 MELISSA: .. . 92.318 93.016 JAN: ... [well], 92.318 93.016 MELISSA: [(SNORT)] 93.016 94.064 <@ That was rude @>. 94.064 94.949 [@@@@@] [2(H)2] 94.064 94.623 RON: [(Hx)] 94.623 95.601 [2(H) (Hx)2] 94.623 95.066 FRANK: [2You know2] -- 95.066 96.696 MELISSA: @@@@ (SNIFF) @@@ (SNIFF) 96.696 97.721 BRETT: She knows it too, 97.721 98.652 she did it on purpose. 98.652 99.770 JAN: Take it downstairs. 99.770 100.376 Or, 103.000 103.700 ... []? 102.821 105.523 MELISSA: [Are you gonna add like] the little lines that jut out of [2these2]? 105.220 106.571 FRANK: [2Get your pen2] back from that. 106.571 107.013 BRETT: .. Yeah. 107.013 107.246 [%] -- 107.013 107.945 MELISSA: [It's] erasable, 107.945 109.435 and I am not marking on it. 109.785 111.065 BRETT: ... I don't care if it's erasable. 111.065 111.881 Don't touch it. 111.881 112.882 MELISSA: ... . 112.882 113.674 BRETT: ... I know. 113.674 114.070 .. [don't]. 113.674 115.537 MELISSA: [That's] actually very good lettering sir. 116.422 117.027 BRETT: (H) ... [2I know2]. 116.422 118.308 JAN: [2(H)2] This is your fi[3nal3] & 118.262 119.170 MELISSA: [3(H)3] Mo=m VOX>, 119.170 120.940 (H) [4you gave me F>4] another ten minutes. 119.170 119.799 JAN: & [4warning4]. 120.824 121.499 No I [5didn't, 121.289 121.499 FRANK: [5No, 121.499 122.524 no longer5]. 121.499 122.780 JAN: I have retracted5] it. 122.430 122.790 MELISSA: (TSK) [6(H)6] 122.687 124.177 JAN: [6You argued6] with me long enough, 124.177 125.435 I changed my mind. 125.435 125.947 MELISSA: .. Okay, 125.947 127.391 .. I= retract .. all my arguing. 127.391 128.183 I totally agree. 128.183 129.138 I should go downstairs. 129.138 130.093 Now can I stay up here? 130.093 131.117 JAN: .. No. 131.117 133.376 RON: ... (SNIFF .. (Hx) (Hx)=) 133.376 135.100 BRETT: ... Doesn't work in this household. 138.617 140.829 FRANK: ... You may use my desk. 141.059 141.944 ... Well wait a minute, 141.944 142.649 it's a royal mess, 142.649 143.311 isn't it. 143.311 144.467 MELISSA: ... Yes it is. 144.467 146.778 FRANK: You'll just have to carefully set things aside. 146.778 148.616 BRETT: (H) -- 153.572 154.673 MELISSA: .. (H) [. 157.260 159.057 FRANK: ... (TSK) [Did dad watch] Perot? 157.783 158.647 BRETT: [So do%] -- 159.042 159.555 FRANK: .. [2last night2]? 159.042 159.555 BRETT: [20nh2]. 159.555 159.955 (BELCH) 159.955 161.121 RON: ... [I don't] think [2so2]. 160.202 160.686 FRANK: [and], 160.849 161.738 160.849 161.738 [2recorded2] the game. 161.738 164.698 ... I figured [3he'd be interested in hearing him at least3]. 162.745 164.698 BRETT: [3Excuse me=3][4=4]. 164.338 165.896 JAN: [4Well his4] mind's made up. 165.896 166.279 BRETT: % ... (THROAT) 166.279 166.854 FRANK: Well I know that. 166.854 167.837 but it might just be fun t-, 167.837 168.747 .. to listen to him. 168.747 169.490 BRETT: <> 173.636 174.163 MELISSA: & ar[gument, 173.804 174.546 JAN: [Excuse me]. 174.067 174.546 MELISSA: and Mom] -- 174.570 174.978 .. Or no. 174.978 176.176 was it Grandpa ~Flynn? 176.176 177.039 (H) Well anyway, 176.829 184.851 177.039 177.758 either [way] -- 177.638 179.938 FRANK: [It is not] pleasant . 180.681 182.380 @@@@@@@@@3] 180.555 182.143 MELISSA: [3I made some comment3] 182.119 183.700 182.119 183.700 [4I made some s=tupid4] comment, 183.700 185.258 like why are you voting for them. 185.306 186.672 (H) or something like that. 186.672 187.463 (H) And then %, 187.463 188.373 ... they went on, 188.373 188.733 for like, 188.733 189.619 an hour. 189.619 190.817 .. or the whole dinner time. 190.817 192.303 which was probably forty-five minutes. 192.303 193.262 (H) about, 193.262 194.819 BRETT: ... (Hx)[=] 194.028 195.466 MELISSA: [the%] .. political views, 195.466 196.497 and %a=ll this other stuff. 196.497 197.431 And they just talked about it, 197.431 199.109 on and on and on and on and on. 199.109 200.666 ... And so Mom told me never ever to ask, 200.666 201.625 FRANK: Maybe [I'll have tea]. 200.666 202.368 MELISSA: [anything about that] again. 202.368 203.710 FRANK: .. Could you grab me a box []. 202.895 203.901 MELISSA: [That was] Grandpa ~Flynn. 203.901 206.417 I asked him something about the Democratic Plat[form]. 205.842 206.417 X: [(Hx)] 206.417 208.310 MELISSA: (H) Like what [%all do they believe @]? 206.873 207.280 FRANK: [Oh here, 207.280 208.047 we got this. 208.167 208.430 X>]. 208.430 209.413 MELISSA: .. Dumb question. 209.413 212.696 RON: (TSK) (H) It's not pleasant to talk about politics with anyone who doesn't believe -- 212.696 213.582 .. 0- not believe, 213.582 214.301 but doesn't & 214.301 214.996 MELISSA: .. Agree with you. 214.996 216.482 RON: & vote in the same way that you vote, 216.482 217.440 or whatever. 217.440 218.111 .. 218.111 218.854 MELISSA: I don't [vote, 218.639 219.765 RON: [It's hardly ever] pleasant. 218.950 219.262 MELISSA: so] -- 219.765 220.651 FRANK: [22], 222.784 225.420 It's just like tonight at that in-service. 225.420 228.152 ... % ... #Noble, 228.152 229.086 whatever her name is, 229.086 229.805 .. was sitting, 229.805 230.500 ... on this side. 230.500 231.363 and she says something about & 231.363 232.226 MELISSA: #Angie #Noble? 232.226 234.382 FRANK: & (TSK) ... Clinton. 234.382 235.796 MELISSA: [#Angie #Noble]? 234.382 235.796 FRANK: [and about] -- 235.796 238.049 ... I forget what she said, 238.049 238.264 you know, 238.264 239.438 about supporting Clinton and, 239.438 240.828 .. (H) and was just kind of -- 240.828 242.050 ... something about that, 242.050 243.201 and Donna here and there she says, 243.201 243.440 well, 243.440 243.848 I don't know she says, 243.848 245.142 I'm gonna vote , 245.669 247.059 ... end of , 247.059 247.538 let's just, 247.538 248.497 [. 247.538 249.527 RON: [@ (H) @ (H) @ (H)] 248.425 249.527 FRANK: <@ I don't wanna hear any more @>]. 249.527 251.085 @@@@[2@@@2] 250.102 251.085 RON: [2(COUGH) (COUGH)2] 251.085 252.882 FRANK: @ (H) .. (THROAT) 252.882 255.949 MELISSA: ... Missis #Noble's definitely very ... democratic. 255.949 256.596 (H) F>. 257.339 258.489 because she's pro-choice. 258.489 259.016 .. Anyway%, 259.016 259.663 I think -- 259.663 262.683 ... not a good reason [to . 263.449 264.743 X: [(Hx)] 263.449 265.151 MELISSA: ... X X 265.151 266.948 BRETT: I didn't miss anything VOX>? 266.948 267.691 ... Good. 267.691 269.320 .. Then I can get one of our .. great erasers, 269.344 269.872 and just -- 269.872 271.860 ... [go] (EXPLODE)=. 269.872 271.285 RON: [Wh-%] -- 271.285 273.442 Why is there a exclamation point. 273.442 275.671 BRETT: ... [There isn't one] anymore. 273.442 274.832 MELISSA: [Cause it's (Hx)] -- 275.671 276.701 BRETT: .. [2. 275.671 275.934 RON: [2Oh, 275.934 276.270 I see2]. 276.701 277.564 MELISSA: Cause it's not symphony, 277.564 278.882 it's .. . 278.882 280.008 RON: @[@@@] 279.409 279.960 [Like that]. 279.960 280.865 FRANK: What are you gonna do with this thing, 280.865 281.494 ~Brett? 281.615 284.034 BRETT: ... Draw 0n % -- 281.180 283.890 284.034 284.537 MELISSA: (SIGH)[=] 284.034 284.417 BRETT: [Where] -- 284.417 285.495 RON: There's erasers [2in there2]. 285.495 287.436 FRANK: [2We got2] to [3go to the symphony3] Saturday night. 285.495 285.855 BRETT: [3Yeah, 285.855 286.789 there's another one though3]. 287.413 287.940 The better one. 287.940 289.377 FRANK: [somebody], 287.940 289.258 BRETT: [is in here]. 289.258 290.530 FRANK: [2wasn't using their2] tickets, 289.258 290.168 BRETT: [2Doesn't tear2]. 290.530 291.247 FRANK: and gave em to us, 291.247 291.942 and we heard, 291.750 293.116 ... Chi=n Ki=m. 293.811 294.937 BRETT: ... Korean? 294.937 296.087 FRANK: ... Uh= -- 296.087 297.717 ... Violinist. 297.717 298.124 RON: .. Hm. 298.124 299.586 FRANK: .. who makes his living, 299.586 300.233 ... from doing this. 300.233 301.095 X: .. M[hm]. 300.424 301.191 FRANK: [I think]. 301.143 301.838 .. He's really good. 301.838 302.150 Oh, 302.150 302.273 BRETT: Hm. 302.202 302.466 FRANK: boy, 302.466 303.091 really good. 303.180 306.137 303.211 304.393 ... Understatement. 304.275 305.134 ... So it was pretty neat, 305.134 306.436 ... we hadn't been to a concert in, 306.436 308.059 ... I don't know when. 309.723 311.239 ... uh this symphony does pretty good, 311.239 314.124 for being a little one horse Southwestern Michigan Symphony, 314.124 315.010 you know it? 315.010 315.909 .. (H) And *#Vodnoy, 315.909 317.144 the conductor's been here now, 317.144 319.315 it's been uh eigh[teen years]. 318.120 320.840 318.120 319.400 BRETT: [I wanna go see the] Kalamazoo 319.490 320.580 [2Symphony sometime2]. 319.355 320.471 FRANK: [2It's been okay2]. 320.914 321.719 JAN: ... (SIGH)[=] 321.276 322.712 RON: [What's] the symphony called here? 321.464 321.827 FRANK: [] -- 322.712 323.061 .. Well, 323.074 323.504 they call it -- 323.504 326.926 I think they call it Southwestern Michigan Symphony now. 326.751 326.926 RON: [Hm]. 326.926 327.731 BRETT: They do[= %]. 327.731 329.448 FRANK: [(H)] Because they draw a lot of people from, 329.448 331.421 .. you know like music teachers from Kalamazoo=, 331.421 331.568 [and], 331.568 332.145 RON: [M]hm. 332.145 333.447 ... Who play in it, 333.447 333.796 .. you mean? 333.796 334.085 FRANK: Yeah. 334.085 334.791 who play in it. 334.794 335.099 RON: Mhm. 335.099 335.487 BRETT: (SIGH) 335.486 336.406 BRETT: <, 344.660 345.318 and all [this stuff], 344.921 345.338 RON: [Unhunh]. 345.338 346.945 FRANK: you know X, 346.945 348.113 ... so they changed it, 348.185 348.964 and uh=, 348.964 350.861 ... Don't put that on the floor. 350.861 352.081 Try to take it to a wastebasket, 352.130 352.740 cause there's so much, 352.740 353.419 okay? 353.385 357.162 ... (TSK) ... They did a pretty nice job. 357.145 357.839 JAN: ... (H) You know, 357.755 358.551 (Hx)= 358.585 360.346 FRANK: ... And we got this [new *XX center] out here, 358.957 360.346 JAN: [Are all those] & 360.346 361.159 FRANK: [2major2] & 360.346 361.515 JAN: & [2positions2] paid. 361.481 362.328 FRANK: & auditorium, 362.328 364.750 JAN: ... Is everyone who plays in that symphony paid. 364.699 366.054 FRANK: .. [They don't get] paid much. 364.980 365.465 364.965 365.465 BRETT: [Yes]. 366.020 367.409 FRANK: ... But they get paid a little. 367.409 368.984 But they have to belong to the musicians' union, 368.984 370.932 ... A=nd, 370.932 372.287 it's not really high .. paying, 372.321 372.643 I mean, 372.643 373.930 ... [It's sel-] -- 373.456 374.743 RON: [You can't] live off of it. 374.760 375.319 FRANK: .. No no. 374.760 375.319 375.319 375.844 It's it- -- 375.844 376.115 I think, 376.115 378.046 ... for .. per[formances], 377.013 379.316 BRETT: [I know somebody who makes a] living as a d- [2musician2]. 378.605 381.501 FRANK: [2I think it's2] so much an hour for performances. 381.501 382.060 JAN: .. Hm. 382.060 382.771 FRANK: I don't think they- -- 382.738 385.397 ... I don't think they get paid for all that rehearsal time. 385.041 385.414 BRETT: ERASER_NOISE>> 385.130 386.540 (H) My cello teacher, 386.540 387.904 FRANK: .. [I could ask #John #Nelson]. 386.667 387.836 BRETT: [makes his living off of], 387.836 388.175 FRANK: He'd know. 388.073 388.869 BRETT: [playing the] cello. 388.073 388.818 MELISSA: [But he's] -- 388.937 390.173 .. But see he's a teacher though. 390.173 392.765 .. (H) ... He makes [his money teaching]. 391.477 392.561 BRETT: [He teaches Saturdays], 392.561 393.967 BRETT: . in *Verrian Springs and here, 393.967 394.628 RON: ... Mhm. 394.628 396.084 BRETT: ... And -- 396.084 397.592 ... he, 397.592 399.438 ... and he plays in, 399.438 400.420 I'm pretty sure, 400.488 402.199 he made it into the Kalamazoo Orchestra. 402.199 404.367 MELISSA: ... Does he teach just cello? 404.367 405.027 BRETT: .. What? 404.960 406.162 MELISSA: ... Is that -- 406.179 407.534 .. 0oes he teach just cello? 407.534 409.076 BRETT: .. Yeah. 409.076 410.820 ... You can't teach more than one instrument, 410.820 411.396 and make it. 411.345 411.853 []. 411.345 412.158 RON: [Well if you] teach, 412.158 413.733 and you have a lot of students [you can]. 412.785 413.716 BRETT: [You can only be] good at, 413.716 415.258 ... really really good [2I think2], 414.580 415.461 RON: [2Could get X2] X. 415.444 416.376 BRETT: at [3one instrument3]. 415.698 416.257 FRANK: [3Yeah=3]. 416.257 416.884 [45]. 416.884 417.900 FRANK: 5]. 417.002 418.510 RON: [5It's hard getting5] the clientele. 418.510 419.035 FRANK: .. Yeah, 419.035 419.628 it sounds like, 419.628 420.491 this is strictly, 420.474 422.016 .. you know like on a school year, 422.016 422.575 strictly, 422.575 424.777 ... a weekend. 424.692 426.182 .. Of course he comes down here on the week[ends, 425.810 425.979 JAN: [(SIGH)=] 425.911 426.945 FRANK: I suppose he has], 426.945 427.521 afternoon, 427.521 427.775 evening, 427.775 428.791 or whatever students. 428.791 430.468 ... [maybe up in Kalamazoo]. 429.434 431.230 BRETT: [I'm sure he practices to=ns] every day. 431.230 432.670 FRANK: Maybe he goes different places. 432.670 433.872 ... Maybe he -- 433.872 435.312 ... he's in Kalamazoo, 435.312 436.701 but like well if he c- comes here, 436.735 438.191 maybe he goes some place else, 437.903 439.716 RON: ... [Does he live in Kal]amazoo? 438.581 439.292 FRANK: [not too far]. 439.766 440.495 BRETT: (H) [2Yeah2]. 439.766 440.664 FRANK: [2Yeah2]. 440.512 441.104 RON: .. [3Oh3]. 440.690 440.900 BRETT: [3(TSK)3] 440.833 441.392 FRANK: So [4he may go4] -- 441.071 441.409 BRETT: [4Yeah4]. 441.477 441.850 [5(HX)=5] 441.460 442.087 FRANK: [5So he could go-5] -- 442.019 443.747 may say maybe go to Battle Creek, 443.747 445.153 on a ... afternoon. 445.153 446.101 ... [per]haps %, 445.881 446.253 RON: [Hunh]. 446.033 447.202 FRANK: .. after school hours, 447.202 447.575 , 447.439 448.625 .. It's hard telling. 448.930 450.793 ... (TSK) He seems like a prety nice guy though. 450.793 452.419 RON: Does he teach in the school system too? 452.419 452.757 Or -- 452.757 453.113 FRANK: M-m. 453.113 455.366 ... (TSK) He's strictly, 455.417 455.908 ... pri- -- 455.908 456.823 he's not married or anything, 456.823 458.465 and I think strictly private lessons, 458.465 459.448 a=nd orchestra. 459.448 459.854 RON: Hm. 459.854 461.548 FRANK: ... Just totally cello. 461.548 463.631 ... I thought maybe he was a music teacher too, 463.631 463.852 But, 463.852 465.545 ... But did you tell me he wasn't? 465.545 466.341 BRETT: ... He's not. 466.291 466.782 FRANK: Did you ask him? 466.782 467.730 .. . 467.730 470.931 ... (TSK) . 470.931 471.846 ... But, 471.914 472.287 BRETT: He [did]. 472.100 472.676 FRANK: [an]yway. 472.591 481.060 BRETT: ... [(SIGH)] 472.591 481.060 JAN: [(Hx)] 481.060 483.838 BRETT: ... P>]. 484.634 486.362 X: [(TSK) (H)] 484.837 486.582 FRANK: [I've got to start working] on my grade cards, 486.582 487.039 too. 487.039 488.123 ... Just so I don't -- 488.123 489.106 .. I won't get em all done, 489.106 489.902 .. Friday afternoon, 489.902 490.647 if I don't get started. 490.647 492.087 BRETT: Approximately= here, 492.053 494.881 ... ]. 498.489 500.775 JAN: [Do you know that ~Melissa gets a=] -- 500.606 502.012 .. something tomorrow night? 502.012 504.044 MELISSA: ... Aca[demic letter] [2award2]. 502.910 503.773 JAN: [Academic-] -- 503.555 504.600 FRANK: [2Oh2][3=3]. 503.985 505.349 JAN: [3Academic3] letter. 505.027 506.517 FRANK: ... Are we going to that? 506.517 507.567 JAN: ... Yes. 507.517 508.939 507.517 508.939 FRANK: ... (TSK) What time is ? 508.939 510.159 MELISSA: .. I have no idea. 510.142 511.785 I [don't even know] <@ what I'm supposed to wear @>. 510.193 511.565 X: [XX] 511.785 513.123 MELISSA: I don't even know what it is. 513.106 514.800 [Am I getting a little % yellow] S? 513.106 514.427 FRANK: [You just dress nice]. 514.851 515.697 MELISSA: .. Or am I getting, 515.697 517.307 ... diploma type thing, 517.239 517.544 517.239 517.544 or, 517.544 519.390 ... I mean [not a diploma, 518.306 519.153 FRANK: [A letter=, 519.153 520.338 I think] is one of those letters, 519.205 520.825 MELISSA: but], 520.237 521.236 FRANK: you put on a [2jacket, 520.830 521.727 MELISSA: [2A varsity jacket2]. 521.727 522.202 I know2]. 521.134 522.354 FRANK: like the athletes2] ge- -- 522.117 523.675 MELISSA: But do they hand me the letter? 523.675 525.132 or [do they hand me] a certificate? 523.794 524.082 FRANK: [Mhm]. 525.183 525.521 MELISSA: or, 525.437 526.402 FRANK: .. [I think you] -- 525.504 526.165 MELISSA: [a ribbon, 526.165 526.741 or] what. 526.588 528.756 FRANK: .. . 528.943 529.620 MELISSA: ... but uh the thing is, 529.620 530.924 I don't even know what to wear. 530.924 533.008 FRANK: ... Just dress nice. 533.008 537.174 MELISSA: (H) I think I'll wear my ... white .. dress with the black= .. diamonds. 537.140 541.578 FRANK: ... It's okay with me. 541.595 544.881 MELISSA: ... Um, 544.813 546.338 Not to be= [critical, 545.609 546.829 JAN: [Seven thirty=], 546.321 547.540 MELISSA: but isn't that] awfully thin? 547.540 549.268 FRANK: ... ~Melis[2sa 548.912 549.217 BRETT: [2No2]. 549.064 550.369 FRANK: Just2] ... bug [3off. 550.132 550.555 MELISSA: [3Alright3], 550.555 551.029 forget it. 551.029 552.645 BRETT: .. It's a small cello. 552.645 554.163 It's not regular size. 554.163 555.348 .. ]. 554.650 556.115 MELISSA: [@@]@@@ (SNIFF) 555.823 559.634 JAN: ... (H) Seven thirty=, 559.735 562.479 FRANK: ... (TSK)

. 562.475 565.850 JAN: ... % There's even a guest speaker. 565.850 567.001 BRETT: ... . 568.441 571.270 JAN: @@@@@ (H)[=][2=2] 570.050 571.270 MELISSA: [Mom crie][2=s2]. 570.680 571.070 FRANK: [2 No=, 571.070 572.303 you can stay2] home and do your homework. 572.303 573.421 JAN: ... Well, 573.455 574.996 he also has club to[morrow night]. 574.556 574.979 FRANK: [Oh that's right], 574.979 576.029 You got your club tomorrow night. 576.029 578.451 MELISSA: ... I think he should have to come. 578.451 580.026 I had to go to his soccer [game]. 579.535 580.026 RON: [Awana]? 580.026 581.229 ... Is that what you [said]? 580.636 581.229 JAN: [Unhunh]. 581.263 587.970 BRETT: ... <>. 588.021 589.240 .. It's terribly lopsided. 589.240 590.494 .. I need to do something about it. 590.494 591.239 .. Oh <>. 591.053 592.340 ... I don't have time right now. 592.374 594.237 (H) .. I'm not even for that right now. 594.169 595.711 .. I have to draw a stupid figure. 595.711 596.320 That's the problem. 596.303 597.692 .. I didn't wanna do any <>. 597.692 598.895 (H) to draw a stupid person, 598.895 600.284 that has to be twelve inches tall. 600.284 601.249 ... at least. 601.249 603.502 MELISSA: ... You could draw Yoyo Ma. 603.502 604.908 ... If you [know what he looks] like. 604.080 605.246 RON: [@@] (H) 605.246 605.822 BRETT: What am I gonna do, 605.873 606.805 draw this guy singing there, 606.805 608.278 and then have his eyes go . 608.278 610.497 JAN: .. (TSK) [@@@@] 608.532 608.736 FRANK: [(SNORT)] 608.752 610.328 MELISSA: Is <@ Yoyo Ma @>] [2Chinese2]? 609.575 611.327 BRETT: [2(H) @@2] (H) (Hx) 611.158 613.190 MELISSA: .. I guess [3with a name like Yoyo=3], 611.903 612.123 BRETT: [3(H) No, 612.123 613.122 Yoyo Ma=, 613.122 614.698 is a3] normal American name. 614.698 615.494 X: @@@ 615.494 616.476 MELISSA: [He could have been Swedish. 615.155 616.171 BRETT: [@@ (H) 616.730 618.000 MELISSA: @@@@@@ (H)] 616.171 617.933 BRETT: @@@ (SNIFF)] 618.000 618.339 MELISSA: <@ Hi, 618.305 620.168 my [name's Yoyo] [2Ma @>2]. 618.339 619.305 BRETT: [@@ (H)] 619.474 620.202 JAN: [2@2] @ 620.185 621.134 FRANK: [3Yoyo Ma3]chinski. 621.117 622.201 MELISSA: [3(H)3] 622.167 624.555 MELISSA: Yoyo Mazhin=skerzinski. 624.420 626.113 BRETT: ... X[X] 625.842 626.994 FRANK: [Comes] from the old country. 626.994 632.431 BRETT: ... . 632.431 633.193 MELISSA: Yumpin yiminy. 633.193 634.328 @@[@] 633.566 635.040 JAN: [(YAWN)]= 634.972 635.632 >ENV: <ENV: MIC>> 643.745 644.287 MELISSA: (Hx) 644.287 645.998 BRETT: This is my only straightedge. 645.998 648.048 .. See let's say that's . 648.048 650.199 ... Approxima-Italy. 650.148 651.215 MELISSA: ... The a- -- 651.215 653.366 ... The approximation of approx[imate, 653.366 655.669 JAN: [Are you trying to get that] to go through the middle of your drawing? 653.366 654.314 MELISSA: is A P R O X]. 655.686 656.212 BRETT: Mhm. 656.212 658.667 ... And I don't feel like measuring. 658.651 659.379 .. @ 659.379 661.310 X: ... (SNIFF) 661.310 662.783 JAN: Something doesn't look right (Hx). 662.783 664.596 BRETT: ... whoa=, 664.596 665.155 [>, 675.215 676.320 JAN: [(sigh)] 675.724 676.638 FRANK: twelve inches] high. 676.638 677.654 BRETT: ... Ha ha. 677.654 679.043 FRANK: With a cello in your hand. 679.043 681.076 ... sitting down. 681.076 683.329 BRETT: ... hm[=]. 683.074 684.379 MELISSA: [With a] cello in your hand? 684.379 687.614 ... Cellos are [a bit big for that]. 686.326 687.377 BRETT: [, 687.427 689.612 XXX]? 687.625 692.051 JAN: (YAWN)= 691.763 694.507 BRETT: ... You could practically do that with a quarter-sized violin. 694.541 696.184 ... fit it in your hand. 696.252 698.200 JAN: (SNIFF) ... (SIGH) 698.217 700.842 (TSK) (H) #Bob came by this afternoo=n? 700.842 701.384 FRANK: #Bob who. 701.384 702.807 JAN: .. Um [.. #Ash]ton, 701.875 702.587 BRETT: [#Ash-tone]. 702.756 703.332 JAN: And, 703.332 704.162 ... uh, 704.162 706.126 .. he has his= .. miter thing. 706.126 706.838 FRANK: ? 706.838 707.329 JAN: Unhunh. 707.329 707.973 FRANK: (H) Why. 707.803 709.405 MELISSA: ... [Cause it's] [2hi=s2]. 708.580 709.400 BRETT: [it's][2=2] -- 708.989 709.429 RON: [2@2] 709.260 711.682 BRETT: [3(BREATHING)3][4=4][5=5] 709.057 711.682 MELISSA: [3(BREATHING)3][4=4][5=5] 709.700 710.446 JAN: [3@@@@3][4@@@4] 709.937 710.988 FRANK: [4I was gonna4] [5call him, 710.988 712.698 and tell him I'm not5] quite finished with it. 712.698 713.376 JAN: (H) Well, 713.376 714.748 he's got .. windows. 714.663 715.730 FRANK: He's doing some things. 715.713 716.137 JAN: Yeah, 716.137 717.204 He has rotting windows, 717.204 718.626 and he has to replace the wood. 718.626 719.422 FRANK: Oh[=]. 719.118 720.320 BRETT: [He]'s rotting windows. 720.269 721.861 FRANK: Well it looks like I'm not gonna do that. 721.861 723.216 Well I can't do it this weekend any[way]. 722.945 724.521 JAN: [You] weren't gonna do it this week[2end2]. 724.165 724.724 FRANK: [2(TSK)2] 724.724 725.114 Yeah. 725.097 725.825 JAN: [He said we could] -- 725.097 726.604 MELISSA: [What should I wear for] Halloween? 726.604 728.450 FRANK: ... Be quiet, 728.450 729.670 .. We're not talking about it now. 729.670 731.482 BRETT: ... @@ (H) @Well @@@ -- 731.482 733.328 (H) X <@ sit here [and I @> -- 732.769 733.921 FRANK: [You got .. work to do]. 733.582 733.921 BRETT: Be quiet]. 733.921 734.937 We're not <@ talking about it @>. 734.717 742.153 JAN: ... (YAWN) ... [(YAWN)][2=2] 740.865 742.153 MELISSA: [(YAWN)] 741.577 742.796 BRETT: [2I'm gonna go check2] my cello_(/cheller/). 742.796 745.269 ... SING>, 745.252 746.031 746.031 747.115 [XXXX][2XX2]XX 745.879 747.217 FRANK: [(H)] 746.794 747.471 JAN: [2X2] 747.420 751.722 FRANK: (Hx)=[3=3] 749.233 750.469 BRETT: [3. 752.146 755.093 ... 0=kay. 755.161 756.109 ... []. 755.821 756.905 MELISSA: [(H) What] day is tomorrow? 756.922 758.718 BRETT: ... The twenty-ninth. 758.718 759.209 MELISSA: ... Oh, 759.226 760.056 by the way Mom, 760.073 760.496 BRETT: Oh joy. 760.496 761.089 MELISSA: .. Um, 761.089 762.393 BRETT: ... Oh joyous. 762.393 763.375 MELISSA: ... Young Life, 763.325 765.035 .. is at #Amy and #Andy #Richards', 765.035 765.781 ... tonight. 765.781 767.322 JAN: ... Tonight? 767.322 768.253 BRETT: ... Gee, 768.253 769.151 thanks for telling [us]. 768.795 770.134 MELISSA: [At eight] o'clock (Hx). 770.015 770.743 RON: (COUGH) 770.726 771.336 MELISSA: [@@] 770.743 771.658 RON: [(Hx) (H)] 771.625 772.325 JAN: (TSK) (H) 772.275 772.835 FRANK: .. [XX] -- 772.234 772.860 BRETT: [Okay], 772.860 774.063 it's ni=ne te=n. 774.063 775.418 MELISSA: They'd [still be] [2over there, 774.249 774.978 JAN: [@@] 774.758 779.585 BRETT: [2@ (H) @@@ (H) @@ @@@2]@ 775.367 776.096 MELISSA: and the thing is, 776.096 776.722 (H) no, 776.722 777.010 see, 777.015 779.015 ~Ron they live three blocks away2]. 779.015 780.110 FRANK: Get your work done dear. 780.110 780.516 MELISSA: They w- -- 780.516 781.990 they live three blocks [away], 781.516 781.922 BRETT: [(H)] 781.922 782.549 [2Who does2]. 781.922 782.532 FRANK: [2Mhm2]. 781.922 783.294 MELISSA: [2and Young Life2] is over there, 783.294 784.039 FRANK: Good for [3them3], 783.565 783.955 MELISSA: [3and so3], 783.955 786.546 it would make .. most sense for me to have gone over there. 786.546 787.359 I'm such an idiot. 787.359 787.664 [Oh well, 787.359 787.732 BRETT: [Who's -- 787.732 788.223 who's] -- 787.732 788.612 MELISSA: It'll be there] sometime. 788.612 789.679 BRETT: [2#Richard2]sons. 788.579 789.256 JAN: [2(YAWN)2] 789.459 790.340 MELISSA: [3#Richards. 789.459 790.899 FRANK: [3Well you'll be even more of an idiot, 790.899 792.068 if you don't get3] your work done. 790.340 791.356 MELISSA: #Amy #Richards3]. 792.135 792.322 FRANK: so, 792.322 792.965 why don't you uh, 792.915 794.745 BRETT: ... (H) [ the problem]. 794.745 795.675 BRETT: [2So= VOX>2]. 795.032 796.031 MELISSA: [2What did you say2] about me? 796.031 797.098 FRANK: ... Get your work done. 797.098 798.673 MELISSA: ... [ before that.] 797.098 799.571 BRETT: [. 801.400 803.196 ... actually young girl. 803.213 804.229 JAN: ... (YAWN) 804.229 807.024 ... (H) 807.024 808.954 FRANK: . 810.377 811.902 BRETT: ... . 811.919 813.240 (H) (YAWN) VOX> 813.240 815.611 JAN: ... This time change is just getting [to me]. 815.069 815.330 BRETT: [No, 815.330 816.034 I'm just kidding]. 816.085 818.609 JAN: @=] @[2@@@@ (H)2] 816.678 818.609 RON: [2@@@@ (SNIFF)2] 818.609 821.641 JAN: It's really ... fifteen after ten. 821.607 823.317 @@@ (H) [(Hx)] 823.351 824.130 MELISSA: [That's not] [2late2]. 823.809 824.808 RON: [2I guess2] that's true. 824.808 825.994 JAN: ... (SIGH) 825.994 829.093 MELISSA: .. Yeah but we % also got up an hour later than usual. 829.093 829.652 JAN: (SIGH) 829.669 830.668 FRANK: %(H) 830.668 832.006 MELISSA: Course that's [not saying much]. 831.312 833.175 FRANK: [I think it's the end of] that excuse dear. 833.175 834.412 .. The time has changed, 834.293 834.801 it's -- 834.801 837.274 MELISSA: ... When he [awaked]. 836.613 837.325 JAN: [(YAWN)] 837.172 838.290 MELISSA: .. is that a word? 838.223 839.086 JAN: (YAWN) [No=]. 838.561 839.645 FRANK: [When he] [2awoke2]. 839.374 840.424 BRETT: [2%2] @awoke. 840.424 841.305 MELISSA: @@[3@=3 841.153 842.559 BRETT: [3(H)3] [4@(Hx)4] 841.153 842.660 MELISSA: [4 awakened4]. 842.660 844.540 BRETT: You can tell her @grammar [5is not, 844.100 844.523 FRANK: [5Ah, 844.523 845.489 you could probably use that5]. 844.303 847.758 BRETT: .. at .. its5] .. [6highest .. level of .. maturity6]. 845.641 845.895 MELISSA: [6Well, 845.895 846.302 it says, 846.302 846.776 it says, 846.776 848.046 . 850.570 851.264 ... and, 851.264 852.365 .. blah blah blah lah. 851.976 852.501 BRETT: [@] 852.332 852.975 MELISSA: [XX] something @like that. 852.975 854.144 BRETT: .. [2%=2] 853.280 854.483 MELISSA: [2When he awaked2]? 854.483 855.533 JAN: .. [3When he3] [4awoke4]. 854.635 855.025 BRETT: [3Yeah3]. 854.957 856.617 MELISSA: [4. 861.664 864.289 ... Have you guys ever imagined yourself dead, 864.289 866.119 just to see what people would think about you? 866.322 866.796 JAN: No=. 866.813 867.491 FRANK: [Would you just] & 866.542 867.948 MELISSA: [and what they would] say about you? 867.846 868.913 FRANK: & continue your work. 868.710 869.475 JAN: (TSK) (H)[= ~Ron, 868.880 869.693 MELISSA: [I do that a lot]. 869.475 870.760 JAN: did you know #Annette. 870.760 871.861 (Hx) uh, 871.861 872.335 [#Dill]. 871.877 872.335 MELISSA: [#Kruger]. 872.335 873.419 RON: .. #Annette #Dill? 873.402 873.808 JAN: .. Un[hunh]. 873.537 874.130 MELISSA: [#Kru]ger 874.130 876.163 BRETT: ... 2]. 875.621 876.129 FRANK: [2(H)2] 876.095 876.705 JAN: ... No. 876.705 877.433 FRANK: ... [#Bev -- 877.060 877.450 RON: [X not]. 877.467 878.703 FRANK: #Bev #Dill's s=ister, 878.703 878.924 you know, 878.924 880.024 there's #Bev #Dill=, 880.008 881.701 a=nd= #Jea=n #Di=ll, 881.701 882.379 .. from Napier, 882.379 882.751 you know. 882.751 884.242 BRETT: [And then] there's #Jason #Di=[2ll, 882.751 883.209 RON: [I] & 883.937 884.970 & [2don't remember2] any of them, 884.208 884.411 BRETT: and2], 885.038 885.699 RON: ac[3tually3]. 885.241 886.393 JAN: [3Oh3][4=4]. 885.430 885.905 885.430 885.905 FRANK: [4Okay4]. 886.207 887.054 MELISSA: .. [#5Jason #Dill5], 886.410 887.104 JAN: [5Okay5]. 887.054 887.833 MELISSA: [6Is he related6]? 886.935 887.545 RON: [6Did know6]? 887.850 888.917 .. [7@@7][8(H)8] 888.053 888.493 BRETT: [7No7]. 888.341 888.917 JAN: [8Yeah8]. 888.917 889.713 RON: @[9@@9] 889.340 889.713 JAN: [9Yeah9]. 889.713 890.119 RON: .. (H) 890.119 890.949 JAN: Past tense. 890.949 891.677 ... She died. 891.677 892.592 FRANK: .. Very suddenly. 892.575 893.100 JAN: .. Yeah. 893.151 893.693 FRANK: She's what. 893.710 894.320 .. How old? 894.320 895.641 JAN: Thirty- .. -two. 895.641 896.505 ... Thirty-six. 896.505 897.690 FRANK: ... Thirty-[six]. 897.114 897.589 RON: [Hm]. 897.589 899.435 FRANK: uh [2they're on the mis2]sion field in Afri[3ca3]. 897.978 898.385 JAN: [2Yeah2]. 898.995 899.418 [3Yeah3]= 899.232 900.671 RON: ... [4Oh when she died4]? 899.282 900.350 FRANK: [4And, 900.248 900.705 out in4], 900.637 901.705 .. out in tribal -- 901.705 903.381 ... tribal villages. 903.381 904.670 Although they [were in the] city, 903.750 904.110 RON: [Mhm]. 904.655 905.135 FRANK: at the time, 905.145 905.520 right? 905.520 906.005 JAN: ... Right. 906.005 906.515 FRANK: .. In town. 906.515 909.365 (H) [But ap]parently it was either a heart attack or an aneurysm, 906.965 907.170 RON: [Hm]. 909.365 910.425 FRANK: and they suspect an aneurysm, 910.425 911.530 910.425 911.530 it was extremely quick, 911.535 911.995 I guess. 911.995 912.340 RON: Hm. 912.340 914.170 MELISSA: Mom said it was a cerebral hemorrhage. 914.170 915.195 which is [an an]eurysm, 914.430 914.740 FRANK: [(TSK)] 915.195 915.425 MELISSA: but, 915.425 917.075 FRANK: ... I suppose they're the same. 917.075 917.520 MELISSA: ... Yeah, 917.520 917.970 they are. 917.970 919.380 FRANK: ... [But since] I'm not a doctor, 918.315 918.540 RON: [Hm]. 918.325 918.515 MELISSA: [But] -- 919.380 919.595 FRANK: I -- 919.595 921.375 MELISSA: .. But [Mom] said that's [2what it was2]. 919.960 920.190 FRANK: [@] 920.605 921.255 [2(H)2] (Hx) 921.115 921.775 BRETT: (Hx)[3=3] 921.610 921.765 MELISSA: [3but3], 921.765 922.480 .. I don't know. 922.480 923.165 She could be wrong. 923.010 923.245 JAN: (SNIFF) 923.275 924.540 FRANK: And they weren't going to do an autopsy, 924.540 925.005 they figured, 925.005 926.455 925.005 926.455 .. it would serve no useful purpose. 926.455 926.770 RON: .. Hm. 926.770 929.125 FRANK: ... (TSK) It had to be one of the two, 929.125 929.600 they [figured, 929.400 930.790 BRETT: [I'll color this in at school]. 929.625 930.755 FRANK: .. XXXXX] 930.825 931.520 BRETT: At school, 931.520 932.350 you can [color it in, 931.900 932.215 FRANK: [Yeah, 932.215 932.545 so anyway, 932.545 933.350 that was real sudden]. 932.220 933.360 BRETT: cause they have the big markers]. 933.350 934.430 FRANK: ... Last week. 934.430 935.840 ... Last Thursday as a [matter of] fact. 935.220 935.440 BRETT: [Hm]. 935.870 936.255 FRANK: [Well]. 935.870 936.960 MELISSA: [How are you] gonna make the strings. 936.985 938.455 Are you [2gonna leave the little white2] areas? 937.230 938.105 FRANK: [22]. 938.455 940.855 ... (H) 940.855 943.155 BRETT: ... I'm just [gonna make] the lines here. 941.480 942.270 FRANK: [(THROAT)] 946.980 948.230 JAN: .. . 946.385 946.385 948.035 951.465 BRETT: .. (H) .. I'll [do] 2]. 949.575 949.805 MELISSA: [What-] -- 950.800 951.855 [2Which sounds2] better. 951.855 954.010 .. , 954.010 956.525 ... or . 956.525 958.515 JAN: ... Awo=ke. 958.375 958.745 [X] 958.515 959.370 FRANK: [Try a]wakened. 959.370 964.425 BRETT: ... [(LAUGHTER)][2=2][3=3][4=4] 959.365 964.425 RON: [(LAUGHTER)][2=2][3=3][4=4] 960.795 961.140 MELISSA: [2<@ Oh, 961.140 962.570 that'sw] [3helpful @>3]. 961.640 962.570 JAN: [3(LAUGHTER)3] 962.570 964.410 FRANK: [4(LAUGHTER)4] 964.350 966.175 BRETT: ... [5%@=5] 965.830 966.175 MELISSA: [5Well, 966.135 966.950 I'll say5] awakened, 966.955 968.200 cause that's what I have written down. 968.200 970.140 RON: ... (SNIFF) 970.180 971.460 FRANK: ... Just watch, 971.465 972.260 he'll put a note by it- -- 972.260 972.860 .. note by that. 972.800 974.555 ... . 974.555 977.130 RON: ... @@[@][2(H)2]@@@ 974.780 975.320 JAN: [@] 975.455 975.910 MELISSA: [2@2] 977.155 978.145 ... [3. 977.110 977.490 RON: [3(H)3] 978.055 978.635 JAN: @@ 978.635 979.310 FRANK: And you you could say, 979.310 980.855 .. . 980.855 984.405 MELISSA: ... I would have put awaked. 984.405 985.705 .. (Hx) (H) 985.705 989.020 BRETT: ... (SNIFF) .. (Hx) 989.020 991.475 RON: ... (H) 991.475 991.875 MELISSA: But really, 991.875 993.555 I think everyone in this family should read this book. 993.555 996.025 BRETT: ... But I really. 996.025 997.845 MELISSA: ... It would be -- 997.845 998.700 you would enjoy it ~Brett. 998.700 1001.385 BRETT: ... Yes I'm sure. 1001.385 1001.955 JAN: (YAWN) 1001.955 1002.190 MELISSA: (Hx) 1002.190 1003.160 ... Gee, 1003.160 1004.905 aren't we in a .. nice mood today. 1004.905 1005.905 BRETT: .. . 1006.915 1007.415 RON: [(SNIFF)] 1008.195 1014.815 BRETT: ... (VOCAL_NOISE) 1009.855 1019.510 1014.815 1019.510 ... . 1019.510 1020.715 ... . 1021.250 1024.355 (VOCAL_NOISE) 1024.355 1027.015 .. 1027.015 1027.910 MELISSA: .. (H) [] -- 1027.015 1028.845 FRANK: [(TSK) Well starting] in November, 1028.845 1030.590 we're gonna be looking at the sky. 1030.590 1033.890 ... (H) I have a day by day November calendar, 1033.890 1035.205 1033.890 1035.205 of where to look, 1035.205 1036.270 and what to look [for. 1035.930 1037.220 MELISSA: [(Hx)=] 1036.265 1038.605 FRANK: as in] ... planets, 1038.605 1040.860 ... it's pretty neat looking. 1040.860 1041.905 RON: .. Do you have a telescope? 1041.905 1042.675 FRANK: ... Well no I-, 1042.675 1043.650 just naked eye stuff 1043.650 1045.055 MELISSA: .. He has a telescope though. 1045.055 1045.485 FRANK: Well, 1045.485 1045.805 it's, 1045.755 1047.550 .. [% .. easier to do naked eye. 1045.980 1046.295 BRETT: @Oh, 1046.265 1046.940 . 1047.110 1049.020 .. . 1047.340 1048.020 FRANK: @@] 1049.025 1050.235 1049.025 1050.235 Or or [2binoc2]ulars. 1049.290 1049.720 MELISSA: [22]. 1050.235 1052.480 ... It does pretty good when you can find the moon. 1052.480 1053.310 .. [The only thing is, 1052.470 1054.560 FRANK: [Well it's just not a quality instrument, 1054.380 1054.645 ~Brett, 1053.310 1055.045 MELISSA: It's impossible to find anything]. 1054.645 1057.110 our binoculars] .. would be just as well worth taking. 1057.110 1058.800 BRETT: ... . 1058.800 1061.440 JAN: .. ]. 1060.450 1061.440 FRANK: [We did this thing] [2about -- 1060.460 1062.900 RON: [2@@@@@2] 1060.450 1062.900 BRETT: [2@@ (H) @2] 1061.570 1062.900 FRANK: We were talking about how2], 1062.900 1065.425 .. in science books and you see the solar system, 1065.425 1069.065 .. (H) How it's s=o .. out of scale, 1069.065 1073.790 ... and uh, 1073.805 1075.995 .. you cannot get a scale for d- & 1075.995 1076.520 BRETT: @ 1076.520 1077.175 FRANK: & distance, 1077.175 1078.960 ... and at the same time get objects, 1078.960 1081.305 [that can give you] the scale for the size of the planets. 1078.685 1079.435 BRETT: [ X] 1081.305 1083.845 FRANK: ... (H) But we're trying to do a scale for -- 1083.845 1087.175 ... they had this thing [.. drawn] for a scale for uh distance. 1084.855 1085.380 RON: [(SNIFF)] 1087.145 1087.625 RON: Mhm. 1087.625 1088.630 FRANK: .. So, 1088.625 1091.450 .. we started at one end of the hallway with a roll of toilet [paper, 1091.290 1091.615 RON: [Oh. 1091.615 1092.140 .. Unhunh]. 1091.380 1093.245 FRANK: and it has so many] sheets of toilet paper, 1093.245 1094.055 and you roll out, 1094.055 1095.920 (H) and so you go so many, 1095.920 1097.275 and we were way down the hall like, 1097.275 1099.640 ... , 1099.640 1101.035 ... you know s-, 1101.035 1102.085 .. [Pieces of .. toi-] -- 1101.145 1102.085 BRETT: [Toilet sheets later]. 1101.225 1102.095 MELISSA: [3] -- 1102.345 1103.240 FRANK: [33]. 1103.245 1104.155 .. <> Jupiter. 1104.055 1104.790 MELISSA: . 1106.530 1108.310 ... Distance like how wide it is, 1108.310 1109.165 [diameter], 1108.275 1110.445 FRANK: [Four-hundred and] eighty-three, 1110.445 1113.145 ... like four-and-a-half-inch squares [2of toilet paper, 1112.345 1112.830 MELISSA: [2No but, 1113.180 1113.500 FRANK: down the2] -- 1112.810 1113.850 MELISSA: where] were you- 1113.825 1114.535 .. in the hall. 1114.535 1114.895 What hall- -- 1114.890 1116.000 In in your school? 1115.995 1117.515 FRANK: Well it was at Fair Plain West School. 1117.515 1119.065 MELISSA: ... Is that the junior high? 1118.995 1119.835 FRANK: .. (TSK) (H) And -- 1119.840 1120.710 MELISSA: .. That we [go by XX, 1120.335 1121.045 FRANK: [<> No no. 1121.045 1122.245 It's just an ele]mentary school. 1120.990 1121.680 MELISSA: to grandma's]? 1122.245 1123.260 FRANK: .. But [then], 1122.840 1123.230 X: [<>] 1123.230 1126.000 FRANK: ... (TSK) Starting from the s=un, 1126.000 1128.280 ... Then we went about, 1128.280 1130.695 ... I think it was th- maybe thirty-seven, 1130.695 1131.640 ... you know, 1131.640 1132.595 sheets to Mercury, 1132.605 1133.200 (H) [Then he says], 1132.760 1133.200 RON: [Mhm]. 1133.200 1134.700 FRANK: now the size of Mercury would be, 1134.700 1135.590 and he had a staple, 1135.590 1136.100 would be, 1136.100 1137.350 ... like this, 1137.275 1137.620 .. you know, 1137.620 1138.620 hole of that through the paper, 1138.645 1139.190 you know that about that, 1139.190 1139.585 .. not -- 1139.585 1140.650 .. no bigger than that. 1140.650 1141.175 [(H)] 1140.645 1141.175 RON: [Mhm]. 1141.175 1141.680 MELISSA: [2Wow2]. 1141.250 1141.385 FRANK: [2we- -- 1141.395 1143.595 and we got2] out to ... Earth, 1143.575 1145.615 and I think it was a <@ paperclip size, 1145.615 1145.900 you know, 1145.900 1147.115 to punch through or something @>. 1147.115 1149.075 (H) You know just to kind of give us an idea of, 1149.010 1150.335 RON: .. How big was the sun. 1150.300 1151.090 .. Did they say. 1151.095 1151.880 FRANK: It was a softball. 1151.885 1153.430 ... He had a softball sitting there. 1153.425 1153.725 RON: [Oh]. 1153.425 1154.825 FRANK: [If the] sun were this softball, 1154.840 1155.235 RON: Unhunh. 1155.235 1156.810 1155.235 1156.810 FRANK: Then the size of these other ones would be, 1156.810 1158.515 .. something like that. 1158.515 1159.745 (H) [When we got] out to Jupiter, 1158.610 1159.075 RON: [XX] 1159.780 1160.955 FRANK: it would have been the size, 1160.960 1162.645 .. of the ho=le in the middle of a record. 1162.645 1163.875 RON: ... Hunh. 1163.875 1167.110 MELISSA: ... That's mighty large, 1167.110 1167.890 comparatively. 1167.890 1169.090 RON: .. You mean a single r-, 1169.090 1170.185 ... a single, 1170.185 1170.540 or a l-, 1170.540 1171.400 [a large] -- 1170.800 1171.675 FRANK: [Uh=] the -- 1171.675 1173.860 ... Oh gee. 1173.860 1175.295 MELISSA: In an LP I'm sure. 1175.295 1176.595 FRANK: ... Yeah, 1176.595 1177.605 I thought it was just an LP. 1177.545 1178.310 MELISSA: (H) Yeah, 1178.325 1179.670 [because otherwise (Hx)], 1178.280 1180.270 FRANK: [Well compared to Earth being] a staple, 1180.270 1181.020 RON: .. Yeah. 1181.020 1181.345 MELISSA: uh, 1181.345 1181.920 [paperclip]. 1181.410 1182.360 FRANK: [ho- hole], 1182.360 1183.975 .. or paperclip hole, 1183.975 1186.665 MELISSA: ... What was Pluto. 1186.665 1187.800 [Pluto] [22] -- 1186.815 1187.525 FRANK: [Well I] [2have the i-2] -- 1187.115 1187.525 RON: [2Oh=2]. 1187.525 1188.835 FRANK: I had the infor[3mation 3]. 1190.345 1191.200 ... [4Yeah, 1190.345 1191.200 RON: [4Yeah. 1191.450 1191.995 .. oh=4]. 1191.200 1191.690 FRANK: the hole. 1191.690 1193.135 It would be4] that kind [5of dia5]meter. 1192.260 1192.785 RON: [5Oh5]. 1193.075 1193.635 .. Wow. 1193.635 1196.820 MELISSA: ... [And the .. di]ameter of a [2staple2]? 1195.195 1195.940 FRANK: [XXXX] 1196.320 1196.720 RON: [2Mm2]. 1196.730 1198.040 ... Mhm. 1198.040 1198.830 FRANK: .. (TSK) For Mercury, 1198.830 1199.160 yeah. 1199.160 1199.460 MELISSA: (Hx) 1199.460 1200.615 [my arm's] falling asleep. 1199.440 1199.830 RON: [Hm]. 1200.615 1202.545 MELISSA: .. My butt fell asleep ear[2lier2], 1202.195 1203.180 FRANK: [So it was] [2kind of interesting2]. 1202.195 1203.720 MELISSA: [2Cause I was sitting here2] [3so long3]. 1202.405 1204.645 BRETT: [2@2][3=3] 1204.645 1205.285 (H) 1205.285 1208.180 MELISSA: ... Never had that happen before. 1208.180 1208.865 .. [Anyway]. 1208.350 1208.815 RON: [(SNIFF)] 1208.815 1210.975 BRETT: (SNIFF) .. ts- your butt <@ falls asleep, 1210.975 1212.080 you try and [stand up, 1211.405 1213.205 MELISSA: [(Hx) I have] this whole paragraph written, 1212.575 1214.245 BRETT: XX @> -- 1213.205 1214.100 MELISSA: and now that I look at it, 1214.100 1217.030 there's a <> better way of % .. doing it structurally. 1217.030 1217.615 FRANK: [Just] -- 1217.095 1217.850 BRETT: [Well then] redo it. 1217.850 1220.655 MELISSA: ... Because I put this [2big parenthesy here2]? 1219.885 1220.715 BRETT: [2@ .. create stress2]. 1220.715 1222.090 MELISSA: .. Well what [3I might as well have done3], 1221.015 1222.145 BRETT: [33]. 1222.150 1222.500 MELISSA: cause see, 1222.485 1222.945 .. I have, 1222.940 1224.650 <> , 1225.695 1226.700 .. this and this and this. 1226.575 1228.370 ... And I interrupted with, 1228.370 1229.830 .. , 1229.830 1231.550 ... (Hx) parenthesy, 1231.550 1233.390 , 1236.335 1240.630 ... It totally .. totally .. breaks ... the paragraph. 1240.630 1242.855 ... And I should have just .. put this together, 1242.815 1243.520 and then put, 1243.505 1245.225 ... the author does a great job, 1245.225 1247.035 of describing ... the silence. 1247.035 1249.030 ... And then did that. 1249.030 1250.195 .. (Hx)= 1250.195 1252.170 ... But I don't have time to rewrite it, 1252.170 1252.485 do I? 1252.485 1254.205 FRANK: (TSK) Maybe it's [too distracting here], 1253.015 1253.410 MELISSA: [<> No? 1253.410 1254.070 .. No]? 1254.070 1255.505 FRANK: And we should go in the living [2roo=m and, 1255.030 1255.315 MELISSA: [2No, 1255.315 1256.745 because I2] [3would have done this anyway3]. 1255.500 1259.060 JAN: [3Why don't you and3] ~Ron come back into the living room instead. 1259.345 1261.530 1259.345 1261.530 BRETT: .. 1259.580 1260.190 MELISSA: [4Be a rebel, 1260.165 1260.965 Stay here 4]. 1261.420 1262.475 BRETT: .. [5I wanna work on this5] -- 1261.445 1262.275 FRANK: [5(Hx) Yeah, 1262.275 1263.370 let's go5] back out there. 1263.370 1263.675 That way, 1263.675 1265.755 MELISSA: []. 1263.675 1264.090 FRANK: [Your -- 1263.940 1265.340 .. you guys can overhear, 1265.340 1265.735 listen]. 1265.735 1266.105 There are -- 1266.105 1266.665 ... just, 1266.665 1267.220 .. you- go ahead, 1267.220 1267.960 you're doing alright. 1267.960 1268.625 ... What's that, 1268.625 1268.830 ~Brett, 1268.830 1269.950 somebody's head from behind? 1269.950 1270.345 BRETT: Yeah. 1270.345 1272.160 FRANK: ... @@@@ 1272.155 1273.225 BRETT: It's the conduc[tor]. 1272.905 1273.505 FRANK: [@] @ 1273.505 1274.230 MELISSA: .. What is this, 1274.230 1275.425 nice to have you? 1275.425 1278.860 FRANK: ... Could try to draw *Vodnoy from behind, 1278.860 1280.435 get his ... picture XX. 1280.435 1281.320 BRETT: ... Yeah like, 1281.320 1283.170 where am I going to get *Vodnoy's picture. 1283.170 1284.275 FRANK: .. , 1284.670 1285.385 MELISSA: -- 1285.340 1285.850 FRANK: XXX 1285.850 1287.025 BRETT: It's not due [tomorrow]. 1286.305 1286.940 MELISSA: [XX] 1286.940 1287.885 BRETT: .. Thank goodness, 1287.885 1289.115 or else I'd be up till midnight, 1289.120 1290.570 working on this dumb thing. 1290.570 1293.350 FRANK: ... This is quite a [picture] ~Melissa [2had. 1291.990 1292.645 MELISSA: [(Hx)] 1292.725 1293.185 RON: [2Hey ~Brett. 1293.090 1293.715 FRANK: XXXX 1293.210 1294.130 RON: Can you move your chair2]. 1293.545 1294.435 FRANK: The photo2]graph. 1294.435 1295.900 FRANK: ... ~Ron? 1295.760 1297.395 BRETT: [@@] (H) (Hx) (H) 1295.900 1296.710 MELISSA: [@] 1297.395 1298.545 RON: .. What? 1298.535 1301.325 FRANK: ... Quite a photograph ~Melissa had here of Granddad. 1301.325 1301.530 Hunh. 1301.530 1303.145 RON: [Yeah she showed] me all that stuff. 1301.530 1302.160 FRANK: [Of Grandpa.] 1303.145 1303.680 RON: Yeah. 1303.680 1304.680 FRANK: .. I thought it was pretty neat. 1304.680 1305.410 And that she won. 1305.410 1307.450 That was even ... more remarkable.