Pennod 28 Rownd a Rownd

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-Give me that phone

-Give it back now!

-I'm not asking you again.

-He wasn't one of them.

-Megan, you're a very special lady.

-Here we go.

-Thank you. I can't wait

-to finally show you Church Island.

-Nor can I.

-Patience is a virtue.

-I hope you like salmon sandwiches.

-Tinned salmon. I love them.

-Right, the waiting is over, Megan.

-Off we go.

-What on earth?

-There's no life in the old car.

-You don't say.

-Patience is a virtue.

-Good morning.

-Good morning.

-

-Is it?

-You're not still worried, are you?

-It looks like we've got a problem.

-I'll be over now.

-He knows we lost that phone.

-He didn't even look at me.

-He didn't even look at me.

-

-Cool head, Ken.

-He didn't look at me either.

-Still, he doesn't know

-I'm part of it.

-It's not funny, Vince.

-If he knew something was up,

-he'd have come to see you.

-He'll come.

-You'll see.

-Do you have to change the channel

-all the time?

-There's nothing on but rubbish

-at this time of day.

-Maybe so,

-but choose something, please.

-Go and make me a cuppa.

-You already have one.

-You already have one.

-

-It's cold.

-Nain, you're meant to be here

-to look after me.

-The doctor told you to move around.

-I can't carry anything heavier than

-a cuppa. The kettle's too heavy.

-Don't fill it to the top.

-Any idea what's wrong?

-Any idea what's wrong?

-

-Not at all.

-You're both hopeless.

-Good morning.

-Good morning.

-

-Good morning, Vince.

-Do you know anything about cars?

-Do you know anything about cars?

-

-No more than changing the oil...

-..air in the tyres

-and water in the windscreen wash.

-Even I can do that.

-I hope it's not a major problem.

-New parts for old cars like this

-cost a fortune.

-This has been a good car.

-Never any trouble.

-Callum sold the Morris Minor.

-It was costing too much to run.

-Not that this is as old as that.

-Sorry to leave you

-but I need to empty this bag.

-Me too, a bin or two,

-since I'm on my own.

-Good luck, Mr Lloyd.

-I can't believe

-you're still using these.

-What's wrong with them?

-What's wrong with them?

-

-They're disgusting. And old.

-Dani only bought them recently.

-You don't wash them often enough.

-You don't wash them often enough.

-

-I washed them yesterday.

-You didn't do a good job.

-Mine are in the car.

-They'll do for now.

-I'll order new ones for the salon.

-What a cheek.

-What a cheek.

-

-Isn't this fun?

-Oh, you're working here now.

-Oh, you're working here now.

-

-Yes, helping your daughter out.

-Dani must be over the moon.

-She doesn't know. They don't want

-her getting upset about it.

-I won't say a word,

-otherwise my name will be mud again.

-Isn't that right, Philip?

-How are my two favourite people?

-Hush. One's asleep.

-The other one's busy.

-Can you help me with these?

-I don't know if the tiles I like

-go with the worktop.

-We need to order them now -

-they take up to six weeks to arrive.

-You'll make the right choice.

-You'll make the right choice.

-

-Please help me, Barry.

-Spot on.

-Did you speak to Terry about taking

-the kitchen out of the bathroom?

-Cathryn told me

-we're having the keys a week Monday.

-I know. That was part of the deal.

-We'll need Terry right away.

-Everything will be alright.

-Tiles with the worktops.

-That and that.

-Lovely.

-Lovely.

-

-No, not at all.

-Forget it.

-I'll phone Llio.

-I'll get more sense out of her.

-Cuppa?

-I don't have time.

-Sorry I didn't phone back.

-I was driving.

-I've phoned more than once.

-What's wrong?

-What's wrong?

-

-A roof over our heads.

-You decided to sell our house

-so quickly...

-..without finding somewhere to live.

-Firstly, Callum wants to sell

-his half of the house.

-Secondly, I have been searching.

-Maybe we should ask Barry

-to delay the completion date.

-We're viewing three houses tonight.

-We'll find one soon.

-What if we don't?

-What if we don't?

-

-We'll carry on looking.

-If they're anything like the two

-we saw last weekend...

-..I don't want to see them.

-You didn't add enough salad cream.

-It's too dry.

-Hello.

-Can't you rearrange the meeting?

-Someone needs to be with her

-all the time.

-Don't then.

-You're in a good mood.

-You're in a good mood.

-

-Her father's driving me up the wall.

-Mam, I'm fine. I don't need anyone

-here every hour of the day.

-I'll ask David

-to come over earlier...

-..since neither you or me

-or Michael or Wyn can be here.

-I'm not cancelling

-my afternoon bingo session.

-I'm missing the late one already

-because Meurwen's calling over.

-I'll phone David then.

-Hello! I am sitting here.

-I've got a bad back, I'm not deaf.

-She's been like this all day.

-Is it any wonder? Sitting here

-for hours watching rubbish TV.

-I'm off.

-I'm off.

-

-Thanks for coming over.

-Cheerio, Michelle.

-Can you stop treating me

-like a little girl?

-We're only trying to help you.

-We're only trying to help you.

-

-If you really want to help...

-..there is one thing

-I'd like you to do.

-It's too far to walk. What a shame.

-Don't worry, Edwin.

-We'll get to Church Island one day.

-Oh, yes. Oh, yes.

-I'm very disappointed about the car.

-I understand.

-It's been so reliable to me

-and everyone else for many years.

-As we both know...

-..everyone and everything reaches

-their journey's end some day.

-This one might not yet be

-at journey's end.

-You heard Vince talking

-about the cost of repairing it.

-Sell it.

-Buy something modern.

-Less risk and less costly.

-New cars are expensive

-and I'm not made of money.

-But you might be right

-about selling it.

-I can travel back and forth

-on the bus, like you.

-It wouldn't cost me a penny.

-Yes, that's what I'll do.

-I should have washed your hair

-before doing this.

-No, the curler doesn't hold so well

-with clean hair.

-Ooh!

-Mam, you nearly burnt my hair.

-I burnt my finger.

-You're not doing it right.

-It looks fine.

-I'll do it myself.

-I'll do it myself.

-

-No, you won't.

-Be careful.

-How many times must I tell you?

-OK, it doesn't matter.

-Just go away and leave me alone.

-OK.

-Do it yourself.

-Mam.

-Mam?

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-Thank you.

-Well?

-It's perfect.

-We can move in once the plumber

-sorts out the boiler.

-Are you sure

-everything's been confirmed?

-Yes. You heard every word.

-We can stay as long as we want as

-long as he's paid cash every week.

-Let's go and pack!

-Hiya, David. It's me.

-I don't know why I'm phoning you.

-I don't have anything to say.

-Yes, uh,

-I hope you're having a good day.

-I'll see you when you get home.

-Ta-ra.

-Oooh! Ah!

-OK?

-There you go.

-Thanks, Kylie. I wouldn't want

-to leave this behind.

-Sorry for the video business, Miss.

-I appreciate your apology, Kylie.

-I hope this week at home...

-..has given you time to think

-and learn your lesson.

-Yes, while making pizzas for Barry.

-I've made so much money,

-it's great.

-What's up?

-What's up?

-

-That girl.

-Is it legal for her

-to work so many hours for you?

-I've told him more than once

-he needs to find more staff.

-I am searching for staff.

-I put this up earlier.

-Finally.

-Thanks, Mrs Puw. Bye.

-David.

-He's on his way here.

-Are you sure he's coming here?

-Are you sure he's coming here?

-

-Yes.

-Get into the storeroom, please.

-Get into the storeroom, please.

-

-Oh, please!

-Hiya, David.

-OK, thanks. You?

-OK, thanks. You?

-

-Busy.

-Must be difficult

-for the two of you.

-She's a two-person job, is she?

-Oh, no, but there's a lot to do

-cleaning and tidying up.

-I see. I've just brought these over.

-Dani had taken them home to wash

-the day she fell.

-We forgot about them

-until yesterday.

-Thanks. I would have picked them up.

-Thanks for bringing them over

-and give our love to Dani.

-I will.

-I will.

-

-Ta-ra, David.

-Ta-ra.

-What a childish stunt.

-Thanks for ironing my shirts.

-No problems, Edwin.

-No problems, Edwin.

-

-There's so much junk in the post.

-More and more every day.

-I know what this is.

-A chance for me to see if you've put

-the cheque for the TV in the bank.

-Yes, since you insisted.

-Yes, yes, well done.

-I wouldn't want you

-to spend your own money.

-You can't stick me

-in the storeroom...

-..every time

-anyone who knows Dani comes in.

-David isn't just anyone. We all

-agreed it was best to keep it quiet.

-Tell David that.

-No, I won't. David would tell her,

-he's her boyfriend.

-PHONE RINGS

-It might be Dani.

-I've had enough.

-You can sort Mrs Lewis out.

-I'm busy with Louise.

-I'll be back tomorrow

-to do an extra shift...

-..and sort out the mess

-that girl has made of this place.

-Dani?

-What happened?

-It's face powder and foundation.

-Hey, hey, leave it. Don't worry.

-I was just trying to make myself

-look nice for you.

-Oh, Dani.

-I tied my hair up,

-tried to put on some make-up.

-I couldn't even do that.

-Hey, hey. Hey, hey, hey,

-please don't get upset.

-A week Monday is OK

-to start pulling the kitchen out.

-Great, Terry,.

-Carys had a bargain

-with the new kitchen.

-It'll be sooner than we thought.

-Spot on. Thanks, Terry.

-Cheerio.

-OK, Barry?

-OK, lads? Pint?

-No, I'd better not.

-Taxis.

-Vince?

-I should be home

-helping Cathryn to pack.

-Come on.

-Carys is waiting for me too.

-One more won't do any harm.

-OK then.

-Since you insist. Lager, please.

-Thanks.

-Two lagers.

-Two lagers.

-

-There you go.

-I told you everything was OK.

-They must be.

-Cheerio, Ken.

-Cheerio, Ken.

-

-Cheerio, Ken.

-I was horrible

-to Nain and Mam today.

-They were only trying to help.

-I'm sure they understand

-how frustrating it is for you.

-You're constantly in pain.

-And a pain to all of you too.

-And a pain to all of you too.

-

-No, you're not.

-I can't even wash my own hair.

-I didn't think you'd be doing

-this to me until I was 90.

-Not tonight.

-Come on.

-You're getting stronger every day.

-This won't last forever.

-No, but it feels

-like that sometimes.

-I'm in this house all day,

-every day, not being able to move.

-You have your first

-physio session tomorrow.

-You'll be better in no time.

-What?

-What did I do to deserve you?

-Do you know what I'm going to do

-as soon as I'm better?

-Paint your fingernails?

-Book the best holiday ever.

-Just you and me.

-Now, now. Just concentrate

-on getting stronger first.

-Love you.

-So much.

-Goodness me.

-It's 5.30pm. I should have

-phoned Rhys in the garage.

-You need to sort out the car

-before you sell it.

-True enough.

-Edwin? Why don't you

-make the call in the kitchen?

-I don't want to miss

-the end of the film.

-Of course.

-Hello? Rhys?

-Edwin Lloyd here.

-I'm having some problems

-with the old car.

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