June in January Page #2
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YES, BUT ALL I WANT TO PLAY
ARE THE LATE QUARTETS.
BEETHOVEN?
THEY'RE BEAUTIFUL.
AND SAD.
THEY MAKE ME:
EVEN MORE DEPRESSED.
SO THIS YEAR I THOUGH I WOULD TRY
TO DEAL WITH IT HEAD ON.
MM-HMM.
I THINK:
WHAT YOU'RE EXPERIENCING
IS SEASONAL AFFECTIVE DISORDER,
NOT INAPPROPRIATELY,
"S.A.D." FOR SHORT.
IS THERE SOMETHING
THAT ROUTE,
WE SHOULD TALK ABOU YOUR SLEEP PATTERNS, DIET,
EXERCISE ROUTINES,
SEE IF THERE'S
A NATURAL WAY:
WE CAN HELP YOU:
THROUGH IT.
WHATEVER YOU ADVISE, OKAY?
I JUST WAN TO FEEL BETTER.
WELL, THEN,
THIS WILL BE EASY.
CHECK IN WITH ME
LET ME KNOW:
HOW YOU'RE DOING.
I WILL.
[BABIES CRYING
IN WAITING ROOM]
WHO'S NEXT?
THE REDMAN FAMILY,
THEIR FLU SHOTS.
ALL SEVEN OF THEM.
I'LL LINE UP
THE NEEDLES.
[KIDS SHOUTING AND PLAYING]
[]
I KNOW IT'S HARD
TO IMAGINE NOW,
BUT EVERY JUNE,
THIS PLACE IS ABLAZE
WITH PINK AND RED ROSES.
IT'S SO BEAUTIFUL.
I BET.
SO THIS WOULD:
WORK FOR YOU?
WOULD IT WORK FOR YOU?
YEAH.
WELL, THEN,
WE SHOULD BOOK IT,
NOW, BEFORE
ANYBODY ELSE DOES.
[CHUCKLES]
I SHOULD PROBABLY
GET BACK TO WORK, THOUGH.
OKAY.
[]
[TELEPHONE RINGS]
THANK YOU.
ALEX BLACKWELL.
HI.
YEAH, IT'S GOOD
TO HEAR FROM YOU.
SURE, I HAVE A MINUTE.
WHAT'S UP?
WELCOME.
HI.
WHAT CAN I DO FOR YOU?
WELL, I'M IN THE MARKE FOR A FLORIST,
AND EVERYBODY SAYS
YOU'RE THE BEST.
OH, DO THEY, NOW?
WHAT'S THE OCCASION?
I'M GETTING MARRIED
IN JUNE.
WOW, GOOD FOR YOU.
THANK YOU.
CAN I SHOW YOU:
WHAT I HAVE IN MIND?
YEAH, ABSOLUTELY.
A WOMAN WHO KNOWS
WHAT SHE WANTS.
I LIKE IT.
MY MOM AND I STARTED
SAVING THINGS WE LIKED
WHEN I WAS SEVEN.
PEONIES AND RANUNCULUS.
REALLY ORIGINAL.
WITH BUNCHES:
OF CORAL FLOWERS
TO ADD A LITTLE POP.
IT'S PERFECT.
YEAH... AND YOU SEE
HOW THESE CLAY POTS
WERE USED AS VASES,
WITH DIFFERENT COLORED
RIBBONS WRAPPED AROUND?
WE LOVED THAT.
I CAN SEE WHY.
YOU AND YOUR MOM
MAKE A GREAT TEAM.
"MADE."
SHE, UM, DIED A FEW YEARS AGO.
OH, I'M SORRY.
THAT YOU HAVE THIS.
YEAH, IT IS.
AND MY GUARANTEE
THAT I'LL GET EXACTLY
THE WEDDING I ALWAYS DREAMED OF.
[]
HEY, YOU.
HELLO.
[GIGGLES]
DID YOU TEXT ME:
YOU WERE COMING OVER?
I DID NOT.
IS EVERYTHING OKAY?
IT'S AMAZING.
I HAVE, UH,
I HAVE SOME NEWS.
SOME EXCITING NEWS.
- WHAT?
- YOU KNOW I'VE ALWAYS WANTED
TO LITIGATE ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
FOR A TOP FIRM.
OF COURSE.
I CONTACTED:
A HEADHUNTER LAST MONTH
TO FIND THAT JOB.
MM-HMM.
AND HE FOUND IT.
IT'S, UM,
[GASPS]
ALEX!
THAT'S FANTASTIC!
I KNOW.
UM... ONE SMALL CATCH.
TWO.
A CATCH?
OR TWO.
SO THIS...
THIS JOB, IS, UH...
IT'S GONNA BE...
IT'S IN CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND?
OHIO--
YEAH, I KNOW
WHERE CLEVELAND IS.
YEAH, UM...
AND IT STARTS IN EARLY FEBRUARY.
EARLY FEBRUARY...?
AND I'M LEAVING IN A MONTH.
WHAT?!
NO!
ALEX!
NO, NO, YOU CANNO GO TO CLEVELAND,
NOT WITHOUT ME.
I-- I KNOW.
WHICH IS WHY I THINK
WE SHOULD GET MARRIED NOW.
NOW.
MM-HMM.
[WHISPERS] NOW?
HEY, SO I'M LOOKING
AT THE CALENDAR.
IF WE GET MARRIED
THE LAST WEEKEND OF THE MONTH,
THE 30th--
IT'S A SATURDAY--
THAT GIVES US THREE WEEKS
TO PLAN THE WEDDING.
AND PACK,
AND FIND A REPLACEMEN AT WORK. I...
IT'S A LOT.
I KNOW... NO WHAT YOU HAD IN MIND.
WELL, NO.
I MEAN, GETTING MARRIED IN JUNE
HAS ALWAYS BEEN:
A DREAM OF MINE.
IN JUNE.
I WAS BORN IN JUNE.
THEY NAMED ME JUNE.
JUNE'S YOUR TRADITIONAL
WEDDING MONTH. I GET IT.
I REALLY DO.
BUT I LOVE YOU.
AND I CAN'T WAIT TO SPEND--
DITTO. ALL OF THAT.
IT'S JUST...
I NEVER IMAGINED
OKAY, WELL,
IF IT'S REALLY
THEN LET'S JUST HAVE I IN JUNE.
I HATE THE IDEA:
OF LIVING:
HALFWAY ACROSS THE COUNTRY,
IN ANOTHER CITY:
THAN YOU,
BUT IF WE HAVE TO DO IT,
WE HAVE TO DO IT.
I HATE THAT IDEA, TOO.
NO.
WE CAN ABSOLUTELY, 100% DO THIS.
IT WILL BE.
YEAH.
ALL OF IT.
ALL OF IT.
PROMISE.
OKAY.
YOU'RE LEAVING.
NO.
YEAH.
IN A MONTH.
I UNDERSTAND:
I NEED TO ADVERTISE
FOR A NEW:
NURSE-PRACTITIONER.
I'M SORRY.
I'D SAY "ADVERTISE
FOR A REPLACEMENT,"
BUT YOU'RE
IRREPLACEABLE, JUNE.
YOU'RE PRETTY
IRREPLACEABLE YOURSELF.
WHERE ARE YOU:
AND ALEX HEADED?
CLEVELAND.
YEAH, I ALREADY
STARTED LOOKING:
AT JOB LISTINGS OUT THERE.
WELL, LET ME KNOW
THANK YOU.
BUT GIVEN:
THE GREAT EXPERIENCE I GOT HERE,
I THINK I SHOULD BE OKAY.
I'M REALLY GONNA MISS YOU GUYS.
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[SIGHING]
MRS. BAINBRIDGE
DROPPED OFF HER PAPERWORK.
OKAY.
ARE YOU ALL RIGHT?
WELL, YEAH, I'M FINE.
WHY?
YOU JUST SEEM:
A LITTLE...
DISTRACTED.
I'M SORRY.
IT'S NONE OF MY BUSINESS.
IN CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND?
HE AND JUNE ARE GETTING MARRIED
IN THREE WEEKS:
AND MOVING THERE.
WOW.
I'M JUST CURIOUS.
WHY DO YOU ASK?
I DON'T KNOW,
THE KIND OF GIRL
THAT ALEX WOULD NORMALLY...
HANG OUT WITH.
THEY MET PROFESSIONALLY.
OH.
NO, HE NEEDED A NURSE.
STREP THROAT.
HOW ROMANTIC.
YEAH. APPARENTLY.
THIS IS SUCH:
BUT DON'T YOU THINK IT'S
A LITTLE BIT OF A CLICHE?
WHAT?
THE NURSE:
YES, THAT IS A HORRIBLE THING
TO SAY.
I'M SORRY.
DOESN'T MEAN
IT ISN'T TRUE.
I'M READY
FOR MY MORNING ESPRESSO.
I'M ON IT.
I LOVE THE FABRIC
YOU'VE CHOSEN
FOR THE RECEPTION
PLACE SETTINGS, JUNE.
I KNOW.
ISN'T IT COOL?
MOM AND I:
FILED THAT ONE AWAY
ABOUT 10 YEARS AGO.
IS IT STILL AVAILABLE?
AMAZINGLY, YEAH.
IT TOOK AN HOUR:
OF WEB-SURFING
TO TRACK IT DOWN,
BUT NOW I JUST NEED
TO ARRANGE:
TO HAVE THE PLACE SETTINGS
ACTUALLY MADE.
WELL, LET ME.
I LOVE TO SEW.
GRACE, I COULDN'T POSSIBLY
ASK YOU TO DO THAT.
YOU'RE NOT ASKING.
I'M OFFERING.
I'D TAKE HER UP
ON HER OFFER, JUNE.
I'VE SEEN HER QUILTS.
THEY'RE TERRIFIC.
[PHONE RINGS]
[CHUCKLING MODESTLY]
EXCUSE ME.
IT'S MY DAUGHTER IN NEW YORK.
YOU OKAY WITH THIS?
DAD, IT'S BEEN THREE YEARS.
YOU'RE ALLOWED
TO DATE AGAIN.
SO YOU DON'T MIND?
WHAT DID MOM SAY?
"CHARLIE, DON'T BE SELFISH,
MAKE SOMEONE ELSE
AS HAPPY AS YOU MADE ME."
SO, I'VE DIVIDED UP
THE TO-DO LIST.
NEED TO DO TOGETHER,
BUT WITH THE REST,
I FIGURE:
IF WE EACH TAKE HALF,
TO PULL THIS OFF.
HOW BIG A WEDDING
ARE YOU THINKING?
SMALL.
LIKE IMMEDIATE:
FAMILY MEMBERS ONLY?
OH, COME ON,
A LITTLE BIGGER THAN THAT.
I'M SURE YOU'RE GOING TO
AND NO WAY AM I GETTING MARRIED
WITHOUT TESSA,
OR DR. MELLO,
BRING GRACE.
ALL RIGHT, SO YOU STILL WAN TO DO IT HERE?
NO.
NOT THIS TIME OF YEAR.
WE'LL HAVE TO LINE UP SOMETHING
INDOORS,
AND FAST.
YOU KNOW, IT'S NO THAT EASY FOR ME
TO GET AWAY FROM WORK
RIGHT NOW.
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