Foley vs Litchfield Live Match High School Football

looks heavy all right if I'm all in now I wonder what I'm going to be like this afternoon well I guess I live everything's so high got to keep my nose to the grindstone got a pension plan did I tell you about it yes you did well uh you got to follow a to a te every penny counts now you know my wife doesn't understand that she says I'm an old Penny Pincher no but I told her that Mr Carson would you take this letter for me please thanks I swear I bring in more mail than I take out oh I'm sorry sorry I'd run up to the mailbox with it myself but I don't like to leave the house so long with my husband being ill and all you know no one never figures how it slows me up Ling everybody's mail around this awful heat s my feet are throbbing your your feet ever yeah I know just what you mean you know I ought to be way out in Pine Avenue in Meritt Street buto the way I'm going I won't be out there till 1:00 with everybody giving me mail to take back is is that mail for me huh that Ma is it mine oh exuse me thank you it's all right that's that retirement kind of keeps me going yeah I bet it is well thanks again Mr you're welcome well glad to see your husband's well enough to be up Mrs Jones goodbye wish I could lie down for a [Music] while oh George you were out of bed and you promised me you can't get out of bed in my conditioned dear the postman said he saw you at the window he really well no he he didn't actually said you saw you postman's got to touch his sunstroke yeah me too I guess Wings doesn't help much you finished it's very nice thank you I'm glad you got that letter off come over here Ellens down would you like your a Clara to come out and visit for a little while today it's pretty hard for the old girl oh she'd love it if you asked for her you're the apple of her eye you know I always was you know Aunt Clara gave me a toy when I was a kid toy I was crazy about my mother used to tell her she gave me too much but I can still remember that toy it was a bottle with a small absolutely perfect sailing ship built inside of it you know I was I was so crazy about that toy I wouldn't let anybody touch it not even my mother one day I was making a garden I think making a garden in the backyard neighbor boy came running out of my house with my ship in his hand somehow I got it away from him without breaking it I don't know what I said to him but heed awfully scared and white and suddenly I was frightened too thinking he might have broken it the ship I mean I picked up the little rake I'd been playing with and began hitting him with it and when his face had been so white it was all blood I think I might have killed him if Mother hadn't come out he took him into the house into the bathroom washed his face they were both so excited that I felt safe I had my little ship again when the neighor boy stopped crying mother turned to me and she said give it to him she sounded so strange and quiet I knew I had to he held out his hand I could see he hadn't learned anything so I handed him the ship but just as he was about to take it I let it drop on the tile floor and I stepped on it you'd never have known what it was but somehow or other it was mine mine more than it had ever been before I remembered every little perfect thing about that ship but to them it was just a mess of broken glass and match sticks on the bathroom [Music] were telling you know who that neighbor boys look like you're very much like Graham you're do Graham who's going to find himself in exactly the same position as that little boy but we're not going to have him here again but that doesn't change the fact that you're wrong about him he's been wonderful to you so thoughtful and given you so much time maybe that's because he's a bachelor no home life he's been a good friend to us Val times limited so you must listen carefully Ranny Graham may have you all right he'll be disappointed with what he gets George I I can't let you talk this way anymore I'll fill this up I'll be downstairs if you want You' better wait Ellen I've written a district attorney asking him to make a complete investigation if anything happens to me today before he can get help to me why do you torture yourself like this why do you imagine things that don't exist a letter exists it proves you're trying to kill me but I'm not I'm not if I can't help you Jordan I'm going to get someone else in who can it's not me that needs help now Ellen you gave that letter to the postman yourself just a while ago yes yeah yes I gave him the letter the one that you wrote about insurance policies I knew you wouldn't recognize a district attorney's name if his s nobody ever does isn't that strange everybody knows he's a district attorney but nobody ever knows his name we are going to get someone else in another doctor because this is all in your mind my mind is fine just to reassure you on that point let me tell you that letter it was about insurance I told the district attorney how much insurance we had on each other's lives and if either one of us died the other would do very nicely for the rest of his life or her life very comfortably indeed oh I also told them how you and Dr Graham how you were working together to aggravate my so it wouldn't look like murder George I also told them how you were gradually giving me overdoses of the heart medicine but that isn't true anyone would know that isn't true would they why is that bottle almost empty huh we only got it the other day well you you told me that you spilled it on the tray you told me that yourself George you didn't tell the druggist that oh Mr Phillips will make an excellent witness against you Ellen you'll be the first if anything happens to me and let me tell you there'll be others the letter takes care of everything the drug is the medicine the doctor he's in it too oh you've implicated your old friend Graham you know nothing's going to happen to you I don't know whether you're doing this to frighten me or not but I'm going downstairs and get that letter back from that post you're not going any place anymore ell because I'm going to kill you I decided that definitely this morning you you you couldn't mean this George you could George you know I wouldn't hurt anybody anybody much less you George think it's me it's Al but you didn't want to be rid of me it was in your mind that's why you feel so guilly isn't it the letter will take care of grahe I'll take care of you myself I'll make it look like self-defense please don't there are just too many things against you Ellen you used to say that you were Lonesome until you met me Jord George you love me I love you George and since I've been sick since he's been coming to the house you've headed this love no I haven't no it was one of those awful dreams the kind I used to have when George was overseas that man lying there was George my husband he was dead he died trying to kill me hello hello hello yes Mrs Jones yes who is it Mr Phillips down at the drug store what is it that you want Mr Phillips about that heart medicine you want refill yes can't refill it without another prescription I see we'll just let it go let it go that is until I talk with Dr Graham oh by the way Mrs Jones according to my records you got that prescription fill just the other day but my husband locked that bottle over on the tray and Spilled it oh you didn't tell me that when you called before but that's what happened I promise you that's what happened Mr Phillips all right all right Mrs joh you don't have to promise it I didn't tell you before because I didn't think it was necessary itn't George said that Mr Phillips would be a witness against me witness I'll see that you get another prescription yes you just get in touch with Dr gr oh why didn't I tell him about George that letter I had to get that letter back I couldn't tell anyone about George until I got that letter back I could feel the woman next door Watching Me Maybe she'd be a witness against me too she could tell them how I ran out of the house and then back in again how Strangely I was acting