Sam: I’ve got a real busy day tomorrow.
Peggy: A real busy day can be a good day.
Sam: Let’s hope so.

Paige: Sam, how do you do that side move on the horse?
Sam: It’s tricky, Paige. You have to pull your reins to your foot where you want the horse to go.

Peggy: Who are you riding at Chisholm Challenge?
Sam: Bonanza
Peggy: What kind of horse is he?
Sam: Brown.

Sam: Uh, do I need to do something else?
Peggy: I’ll be off the computer soon. I’m just writing a blog post about my grandmother.
Sam: Won’t that make us sadder?

Peggy: Was it fun seeing Kelley’s new baby today?
Sam: Oh, yes. I’m sure it inspired sentimental feelings in you, when you took care of us when we were infants.
Peggy: Oh, yes.
(pause)
Sam: Of course, it made me remember when I was born.
Peggy: You can remember when you were born?
Sam: Yes, I can.
Peggy: What all do you remember?
Sam: The hospital looked very similar.

1:19 p.m.
Sam to Peggy: I got some bad news.
Peggy (holding her breath): What?
1:38 p.m.
Sam: I couldn’t fix ClickFree ….
(Peggy exhales.)

Peggy: I have a new Christmas arrangement to play for you.
Sam: Yes! The Charlie Brown one. (as Peggy gets to the key change at the bridge) Oh, she’s having trouble.

Peggy: We twirl pretty well, I think.
Sam: That’s because we don’t twist each other’s arms off.

After Peggy plays “Sleigh Ride” on piano and Sam follows that by using the computer to play “Sleigh Ride” on the synthesizer.
Sam: I’ll bet your jealous of Sibelius.
Peggy: Why is that?
Sam: It can play Sleigh Ride a lot faster.

Sam: Mom, you might want to take a break from the computer.
Peggy: Why? Did you need the Mac?
Sam: No, I’m just worried about your health.