Another Happy Day Page #9
And he says to me, dad,
How come people aren't allowed
to play the trumpet here?
I said, aw, Dylan,
It means you're not allowed
to honk your car horn.
But I just wanna raise
a toast to Dylan
And his lovely bride, Heather.
I know they're gonna have a long
and wonderful life together.
thank Patty, my lovely bride,
For putting together the
reception and the tent,
That so wonderfully
captured our family.
And last before I sit down,
I just wanted to say
thank you to Alice
For coming home on such
a joyous occasion.
I know it means
a lot to her brother.
And it means a lot
to the whole family.
So, thank you, Alice.
...And I always loved
Marilyn Monroe, obviously.
So I said, now when you get up
to bat, you remember,
I'm Marilyn Monroe,
and you're Joe DiMaggio.
So you look over at me
And I'm gonna blow
you a little kiss.
And you are gonna hit it
right out of the park.
And you know what?
He did.
Okay, let's say
most of the time.
But did you notice today,
When you stepped up to bat,
I blew you a little kiss.
Anyways, I love you, Dylan.
And I am so happy
That you hit another
homer with Heather.
And I know in my
heart of hearts,
That you two are a match
made in heaven.
I love you.
I love you.
Lynn? Lynn.
Would you like to come up
and share any stories
Of Dylan when he was
a little boy?
Come on, give her
a little encouragement.
Um, I'm Dylan's mother, Lynn.
And, uh, I'm not very good
at this kind of thing.
I... I don't really have
I didn't expect to speak.
So, I guess, I...
how grateful I am to...
To be a part of this
moment in your life.
And how happy I am
for the both of you.
I am.
And I'm sorry I don't
have any funny stories
From when you were
a little boy.
I just know that I...
I just know that I love
you so much right now.
I love you so much, Dylan.
You've grown into
such an amazing man.
And when I look at you now,
I'm so proud of you.
I'm so proud of the
man you've become.
That's all.
Hey, Lee.
Hey.
You know,
You never get a band
God, we had
a fantastic band.
You know, Ben, I think my
youngest daughter
Alice, do you think, uh,
maybe you and I could
Have a word in private?
Just...
I'd rather not, Paul.
Just for a second.
I was just...
No.
It won't take long.
Paul, no.
Okay. Read you loud and clear.
Just like when you
were a little girl.
Message received. Okay.
Lee, it's good seeing you.
That was, like, the most
bad ass thing I've ever seen.
Mom, can I talk to you
for a minute?
Excuse me.
Mom, don't you have
anything to say to me?
What do you want me to say?
I wanna know why
you weren't on my side.
You're my mother.
Why didn't you help me
fight for my children?
Why couldn't you help me
fight for Dylan?
Christ's sakes, Lynn.
It's Dylan's wedding.
Can't you just let it be?
Um, have you
guys seen Elliot?
Because, no one knows
where he went.
How you doing, grampa?
I'm doing okay.
But I gotta get out there
and do some yard work.
Yeah, I feel you.
Try to plow some of these
bridesmaids
If that's what you're
talking about.
That isn't what
I'm talking about.
Elliot!
Elliot?
Elliot!
Now, we gotta watch out
what we're doing.
It's dark out here.
Okay. Here we go.
So he has nothing to lose.
And he breaks up
with his fiance?
Lee. Lee?
I don't know what to do.
It's very late and I don't
know where Elliot is.
And I'm getting scared.
Well, where could he be?
His name is Elliot Hellman,
about six one, six two...
Okay, we're off.
Hey, uh, Aunt Lynn?
What?
I don't know if I saw Elliot
for sure, for sure,
But I think I saw him
in an inner tube.
Inner tube?
Yeah. Like, uh,
in the Chesapeake.
Oh, god.
What?
Is this the harbor master?
Okay, I think my wife's sister's
kid is out in the bay.
I think he's in an inner tube.
The f*** is that?
Everything must change
Nothing remains the same
Everyone must change
No one and nothing
remains the same
Now the young's the old
And mysteries do unfold
Cause that's the way of time
Nothing and no one
remains the same
There are not so
Many things in life
You can be sure of
Whoo
Except the rain
comes from the clouds
Sunlight from the sky
And hummingbirds do fly
Young becomes the old
And mysteries do unfold
That's the way of time
Nothing, no one
remains unchanged
There are so little things
So few things in life
You can be sure of
Except rain comes
from the clouds
Sunlight from the sky
Everything's changed
Everything
Everything must change
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