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Clerk: Welcome to the Watermill Inn.
Marilyn: Oh, Richard, it's exactly as it was when we were married!
Marilyn: And when I got married.
Clerk: Even the old patchwork quilt is the same!
Clerk: My great-grandmother made that quilt when Teddy Roosevelt was President.
Clerk: In those days, when they made quilts, they cut patches from the old clothing of every member in the family so that each one would be a part of it.
Marilyn: What a lovely tradition!
Richard: Thank you for calling us.
Clerk: I remember you and your wife from the first time you stayed with us.
Richard: We were very young.
Marilyn: And very much in love.
Marilyn: We have a baby now.
Clerk: How wonderful! A boy or a girl?
Marilyn: A boy--Max.
Clerk: Do you have a picture?
Richard: Would a professional photographer be without a picture?
Clerk: Oh, he's adorable!
Richard: And very bright.
Marilyn: Like his father. A real Stewart.
Clerk: And very good-looking, like his mother.
Clerk: Well, it's nice to have you with us again.
Clerk: Next time, bring the baby.
Marilyn: You see, Richard? Max is welcome here.
Richard: Not on our anniversary.
Richard: This vacation is for you and me.
Clerk: If there's anything you need, please call me.
Clerk: I'll be in the front office all day.
Clerk: Oh, I took the liberty of ordering some breakfast for you.
Clerk: Just put it over there, Charles.
Richard: Thank you, Charles.
Clerk: Compliments of the Watermill Inn.
Richard: Thank you.
Marilyn: Thank you so much.
Marilyn: Now, this is my idea of a good time.
Marilyn: Let's see ... hotcakes and maple syrup, with scrambled eggs.
Marilyn: Umm ... smell that coffee ... cinnamon and cloves.
Marilyn: Homemade buttermilk biscuits.
Marilyn: Slices of orange with burnt honey.
Marilyn: Let's eat!
Richard: First I want to call home and check on your mother and the baby.
Marilyn: Honey, if there were any problems, she would call us.
Richard: She doesn't know we've changed hotels.
Marilyn: You're right. Of course.
Richard: Hello, operator.
Richard: I'd like to call Riverdale, New York.
Marilyn: This food is heavenly, isn't it?
Marilyn: This whole place is heavenly.
Marilyn: Do you remember that old desk?
Marilyn: Mrs. Montefiore told me that George Washington sat at that desk and wrote to his wife Martha.
Richard: What do you want to do after breakfast?
Marilyn: Why don't we take a walk down to the river?
Richard: In the rain?
Marilyn: No. Look out the window. The sun is shining!
Marilyn: Now this is my idea of a good time!