- Previously on Good Witch...
- Joanne?
- Look who's here.
I've been diagnosed with episodic ataxia.
It's probably degenerative.
- Flower Universe is having buyer's remorse. They found
a more desirable location and they rescinded the offer.
- You need to make a vision board. Could use one myself.
- What does your heart say? - Weird, right?
With the amulet gone, I wish we knew what to do next.
- Looks like the painting is peeling off.
They're both wearing an amulet. That means there's a second one.
A cake...
an owl... sunscreen...
- The images used to just pop into my head,
but now they're invading my dreams.
- This looks a little more like a nightmare to me.
- Whatever it is, it seems like it's trying to tell me
something. - Maybe to wear more sunscreen?
- Yeah, SPF 100,
that's some serious protection.
The second amulet... - Would provide
some serious protection. - It's leading us to it.
- You're leading us to it. - Ugh,
why does it feel like I'm walking around in the dark?
- I have a feeling whatever goes here...
will help us see the light.
A tattoo?
- I always thought it'd be pretty cool.
- It would definitely bepainful.
- When you're 14, you don't think about that.
- Apparently you only think about doing a back handspring.
- Oh, not just doing one-- sticking the landing.
- And did you? - I haven't accomplished
anything on that list. - Well, luckily you're still
within the timeframe. - Am I?
To my 14-year-old self, I'd be considered pretty old.
- Sounds like an excuse.
- You really think I can do all these?
- Doesn't matter what I think. - Kinda does.
Looking for someone to talk me out of it.
I mean, read War and Peace? Thing's over 1,000 pages!
- Finding that list when you're trying to find yourself
is a pretty big coincidence.
- Maybe. But I could still use a sign that that was a sign.
- Cassie!
I've found Tom's copy of War and Peace.
What on earth makes you want to tackle such a weighty tome?
- I was asking for a friend.
- Oh! - Think Tom would mind?
- I think he'd love that you're venturing into its pages.
- Well, looks like I'm going on a trip to Russia.
- Sounds to me
like I just walked in on a Nightingale nudge.
- I got a little nudge left. - Oh good,
because I have a lot on my mind.
Dylan and Claire have asked me to babysit little Tommy tomorrow
but I'm hosting Middleton's first bridal expo.
- Hm. You're feeling pulled. - Like saltwater taffy!
You know, I never thought that I'd love another moniker
as much as Madam Mayor, but Grandmamma, it just trumps all!
- Aw, it's not easy saying no to family.
- Then you think saying no was the right decision?
- I wouldn't say that. - So it was the wrong decision?
- I wouldn't say that either. - You're not saying anything!
- I'm not the one you need to listen to.
- You know, I'll blink and this time with Tommy
will be a distant memory. And they certainly shouldn't be
memories of me at City Hall instead of the city zoo!
- I'll second that.
- In that case, how would you like your old job of mayor back?
- Oh, I no longer second that.
- This is gonna be quite a conundrum. Who could I ever find
to step in and run our little burg
with the love and dedication it deserves?
- Might be less of a conundrum than you think.
- Sit on the couch, I'll get you an ice pack.
That doesn't look like sitting.
- That doesn't look like an ice pack.
- It's frozen peas. Same difference. Take two of these
and call me in the morning. - You're kidding, right?
- It wasn't that bad of a joke.
- If I take two of those, there won't be a morning.
- What are you talking about? - I'm allergic to aspirin.
- You are not. - Why would I make that up?
- How do I not know that? - You tell me.
- I would have. Those are first-date kind of details.
- A curse is fifth-date kind of details. We've never done
anything by the book. - I bet you don't even know
my favourite book. - Sense and Sensibility.
- Not even close. - Worth a shot.
- What else don't we know?
- We have a lifetime to learn everything about each other.
- Please. On our 20th anniversary you're gonna ask me
what my sign is. - You're a Leo.
- I'm a Taurus. - Worth a shot.
- We did counseling, talked out some major issues,
and I have no idea if you squeeze the toothpaste
from the top or the bottom. - The middle.
- Who are you? We need to go on a date.
- Like a first date date? - Like a second first date date.
- I'm in. - Great.
'Cause you're planning it.
- No. No, Mom,
it's fine. I'll be there. Don't worry.
OK. Bye.
- That didn't sound good. - My sister took a fall.
- Is she all right? - Her legs are pretty weak.
My parents convinced her to stay with them until she's feeling
better, but... clearly her ataxia is getting worse.
- I'm so sorry. - Thanks.
They have to go to a wedding this weekend, so my sister
will be there alone. - I'll go pack.
- You don't have to.
Thank you.
- I was halfway here
when I realised I forgot the welcome packets.
It's our first official meet and greet and I'm 10 minutes late.
Let's make sure
that everyone gets one of these before they leave.
Let's get in there, start meeting and greeting.
- We should probably talk first. - Can we talk after?
I don't wanna keep everyone waiting any longer.
Guessing this is what you wanted to talk to me about.
- Hey! Sorry I'm... the only one here.
- Maybe starting a church wasn't such a good idea.
- It's still early.
- Yeah. You know, when I started the bistro,
I only had two customers on my first day.
- We all know how that turned out.
- I'm sure it'll be the same way here.
- Keep the faith, padre.
- She's not gonna answer.
- But she is gonna text.
- She says we should go home. - We should or you should?
- What makes you think you're welcome?
- She's always welcome.
I told them not to call you.
- Which is why I didn't call you. I knew you'd be stubborn.
- I'm not being stubborn. I just don't need any help.
I'm fine. - And I'm cold.
Could we finish talking about this inside?
- Of course. Come in. I'll put on some tea.
- Don't worry, I got the bags. - I know.
- I need your opinion. - As florist, family, or friend?
- Yes.
- You wanna send Zoe flowers but you don't know if you should.
- I'm glad your intuition's working.
Mine has been a little wonky lately.
- That's not intuition, that's experience.
- OK, so our first date was kind of amazing,
and I figured flowers
'cause I want her to know, but is that moving too fast?
- These would be moving too fast.
- Well, these are gonna wow at the bridal expo.
- And these are gonna wow Zoe.
- Is wow too much? I don't want to overwhelm her, but...
- Not underwhelm her either. - Exactly.
- Trust me. - As florist, family, or friend?
- Yes.
- Could you add in some yellow? That's Zoe's favourite colour.
- First date fun facts? - We talked about everything.
- Like... allergies, her sign, her favourite book...
- Hmm... Shellfish, Scorpio, and Practical Magic.
- And now I know more about Zoe than I do about Donovan.
- Kinda stingy with the fun facts?
- Yes, which is why we're going on our second first date.
- Well, you could go to the bridal expo.
- I wanna keep the bridal expo strictly business.
- You need some help setting up your booth?
- I need help figuring out why I have such a... wonky feeling
about it. - So your intuition is off.
- Makes me think I should call off having a booth.
- No, I will swing by.
Two wonky Merriwicks has got to be better than one.
- Well, get your cummerbunds
and your cufflinks down here tout de suite!
The booth is all yours.
Remind me why I took on this Middleton bridal expo.
- Nothing sweeter than the sound of wedding bells.
- Or the sight of my beloved quill! Wherever did you find it?
- You left it on the counter at the Bell, Book and Candle.
Cassie asked me to drop it off. - Well, thank her and thank you.
- It was an honour to carry around the very pen
used to declare Grey House an historical landmark.
- I had no idea. - It was also used to do away
with flattening coins on train tracks.
- I didn't even know that ordinance existed.
- That and the one banning hats in the Middleton Theatre
were signed into law in '68.
1868, that is.
- By George, George, you're a regular Middleton encyclopedia!
- I've been called worse.
- But have you ever been called mayor?
- I'm not the political type. - No, but you are the type
who loves this town and who's proud to call it home.
- You got me there, kid. - I'd like to get you here.
How does interim mayor O'Hanrahan sound?
- Sounds like I'm gonna need an explanation.
- How about I explain over lunch?
- Bonnie, I asked for Mr. Franklin's release form,
not Mr. Fredrick's. - Hey, can we take a walk?
- I'm sorry.
- Thanks, Bonnie.
OK, so I know you didn't text me 'cause you're mad at Bonnie.
What's going on? - Monica lost a patient
this morning.
- I'm guessing that you're not handling it well
because she's not handling it well.
- Good guess. - You want me to talk to her?
- That'd be great. - Consider it done.
- Thanks.
- I took a jeep across the Namib-Naukluft
to the dunes in Sossusvlei.
They're 1,000 feet high and the sand is this deep orange.
- I remember at dawn the slopes look like velvet.
- I tried to climb to the crest of dune 45.
- Why would you do that? - Why wouldn't I do that?
- Jo, you gotta slow down.
- Actually, I made it through Namibia unscathed.
Is this because I tripped at the airport in New York?
- Did you see any white rhinos? - An entire herd.
I have a ton of pictures on my tablet.
- I can get it for you. - Actually, I can get it myself.
- Look...
You gotta let me help you.
- If you really wanna help, let go.
Let me get those pictures.
- She has to deal with this in her own way.
- She has to deal with this, period.
- Oh, boy. - Is it crooked?
- No, the Flower Universe sign is perfectly straight.
- You've gotta be kidding me.
- You do nice work.
- I do amazing work. I'm Abigail.
- I figured. It's on the sign. I'm Parker Jordan,
your neighbour. - Parker Jordan. Parker Jordan.
Well, I wish I could say it was nice to put a face to the name.
- I get it, and I probably should've called instead
of rescinding my offer by email. - But you didn't.
I'm her cousin. - Well, if it helps, we weren't
able to close the deal on the... - More desirable location?
- Should've stuck with my first choice.
- Well, if you're here to make another offer,
your first choice is no longer for sale.
- I'm actually here in the interest of goodwill.
I wanted you to know I'm opening a Flower Universe kiosk
in town square. - Oh, OK, so first
you pull your offer, and now you throw down the gauntlet.
- Not at all. I have no intention on starting
a flower war. My team did the research and there is--
- Plenty of room in this town for the both of us?
- I think so. - I think we'll find out.
- Looks like you have a customer.
- Ah, the Sam Radford wall of fame.
This used to be his bedroom.
- I knew he played, but I had no idea he was such a superstar.
- All you gotta do is ask him and he'll be happy to tell you
all about it. - I wonder what he would tell me
about this. - The Remarkable Radfords.
There was nothing Sam loved more than doing magic with Grandpa.
- I love the hat and cape.
- I think we might still have those.
That's Grandpa's bag of tricks.
Let's see if they're still in there.
- OK!
- The Remarkable Radfords were a big hit
at family gatherings. They even performed around town.
- Ha! Well, these are a classic.
- Yeah, Grandpa taught Sam all the classics.
- He never talked about it.
- He hasn't since Grandpa died.
- Adam! - Hey!
- I've missed seeing you around here.
- I miss being around here. - How was South America?
- Enlightening. - I'm jealous.
I could use some enlightening. - Uh-oh.
- You got a minute? - I got as many as you need.
- I went on my first date
since I lost my girlfriend Avery a year ago.
- I think that's great. - You do?
- You don't?
- I feel like I'm betraying Avery.
- I get it,
but I promise you you're not.
- How do you know when it's the right time?
- When you know it's the right person.
- We had an amazing first date, but then she bought me flowers
and there were some yellow roses in it.
- You don't like yellow? - I love yellow.
- So then what's the problem? - Yellow roses
traditionally mean friendship.
- I think you may be overthinking this.
- I'm definitely overthinking this.
- It sounds like you're trying to convince yourself
that if she's just a friend, you won't feel guilty.
- War and Peace? That's a nice, light read.
- It was my dad's favourite book. It's quickly becoming
my least favourite. I have been on chapter 1 for three hours.
- Maybe you should take a break
and make a vegetable lasagna minus the mushrooms.
- That's oddly specific-- and Abigail's favourite meal.
- Apparently it's one of the few things I know about her.
- Now, how's that possible? - We were so caught up breaking
the curse, we discovered we missed a few details
on the first date, so we're gonna have a second first date.
- And you want me to cater it? - If you can tear yourself away
from Prince Bolkonsky. - Ha, ha, ha!
Well, he's waited 20 years. He can wait another hour.
- You've been trying to read this for 20 years?
- I have been trying to do everything
on this list for 20 years.
- Bungee jumping. Riding a motorcycle. Well, reading
War and Peace is definitely the safest option on here.
- I am just getting warmed up. - Well, if you want to take it
to the next level, my bike's in the parking lot.
- I appreciate the offer, but... - But you're still warming up?
- You don't think I'll do it.
- Well, sounds like you don't think you'll do it.
- I'll admit I tend to take the safe route.
In everything. My whole life.
- Well, it seems to be working for you.
- You know what? I will take you up on your offer.
- And I'm gonna make my own lasagna.
- Ahh! Step right up,
the show is about to begin.
- OK. - Have a seat, sir.
What's your name? - Sam.
- Where are you from, Sam? - Right here.
- Well, right here is where you are about
to witness the unthinkable, the amazing,
the classic linking rings.
All solid. All impenetrable steel.
I will now do the impossible
and magically link these two rings
by simply banging them together. Ready?
One, two, three!
Pretend you didn't see that.
- I wish I could.
- That didn't sound good.
- Oh, that doesn't look so good.
- I thought you'd be a little better at this magic stuff.
- So did I.
Maybe you can show me how it's done.
- Maybe we could take a walk instead.
- We'll definitely need to do something about your look.
- What's wrong with my look?
- You don't really have one. Take me, for example.
I always have a bag over my arm and a brooch on my lapel.
- I don't think I could pull it off
with the same savoir-faire as you.
- Well, perhaps a cravat or a fedora could be more your speed.
- Does it really matter what I wear?
- Of course it matters.
What you wear, what you say, what you eat...
- Look, I'm just not that finicky. Can we wrap this up?
- Oh, oh, but there are still several items left on the agenda
before we can finalise the transition of power.
- How about we cut to the chase?
You go spend some tummy time with baby Tommy
and I'll pop over to the bridal expo
and make sure things are going off without a hitch.
- Well, I guess this is it.
The end of an era.
The changing of the guard. The coup de grâce.
Middleton is now in your capable hands.
- I won't let you down, kid.
- I have every confidence. Now, send me out with a bang.
Ooh! Every time.
Pretty good, kid.
- Hm! You should see my grandfather.
No one was smoother with a deck than he was. The cards
literally danced in his hands. - Hm.
Joanne told me about the Remarkable Radfords.
- She tell you
about the lemon twist? - No, but now I'm curious.
- That was Grandpa's signature trick. He would borrow a ring,
make it vanish, and it would reappear
inside a lemon. - That's pretty cool!
I wanna see you do it. - Well, I wish I could.
That was his one trick I could never master.
He wouldn't let me give up, though.
But I did get the vanish part down.
- Yes, you did!
- He picked me up from school every day
and we'd grab a slice at Picano's, then we'd...
practice for hours on the porch.
And then he got sick.
He always said magic could cure anything.
- What's shakin', bacon?
- It sounds like Martha took you to school out there.
- I got out early on account of tummy time.
- Aw! Yours or baby Tommy's?
- You know, you're assembling that light fixture upside-down.
- Guess I'm a little distracted.
- In my day, we called it smitten.
- I haven't heard from Zoe since our date.
- And you're afraid she's ghosting you.
Hey, I know what kids are saying.
- Maybe she's just not that into me.
- Maybe she just needs more time.
- What, to find her phone and text me?
- To figure out what she wants to say.
She's probably just scared.
- Are you doing that thing where you give
my own advice back to me? - Guilty as charged.
- And taking it slow worked with Samantha.
- The thing about taking it slow is it takes a while to find out
if it's working. - Thanks, George.
- Hey...
Call me Mayor O'Hanrahan.
- I truly appreciate your concern,
but I don't think a religious conversation
is gonna help right now.
- How about just a conversation?
- You know, when I found out I had to have a heart transplant,
I was terrified.
All I could think about was...
everything that could go wrong.
But my patient...
Edward...
He never thought like that.
He loved the opera.
Every time I came in here, he was listening.
It brought him peace. And...
I even learned the different between a trill and a vibrato.
Everything with his transplant went perfectly,
and then this morning...
he was gone.
- I'm so sorry.
- And I...
I can't figure out what I did wrong.
- Maybe because there's nothing to figure out.
- I'm not sure I wanna do this anymore.
- How's the patient? - Hm!
Almost done stitching her up.
- There is a bright side. Now Sam can be mad at you
instead of me. - He's not mad at you. He's mad
because you're suffering. - Well, that makes two of us.
At least I'm getting pretty good with this thing.
- Your brother told me that if anyone can handle this,
it's you. He said you're the strongest person he knows.
- You look like you need more thread.
My mom keeps it in here.
- Oh! Thank you.
- I'll let you get back to it.
- Pretty cool, right?
These are not your mom's hope chest.
- Pretty sure my mom didn't have a hope chest.
- I bet she did. It used to be tradition for young girls
to store things they wanted to take from childhood
into their new married life.
- It's a hope chest, not the Hope Diamond. What's got you
so fascinated? - Patience and Fortune
were sitting on a hope chest in that painting.
- She thinks the amulet is... - Hidden in a hope chest.
- Watch out for the egg.
- You fall? - No.
I was gonna make your favourite cookies.
Bent down to clean up the egg. - And you couldn't get back up.
You need to use that wheelchair, Jo.
- I remember after Grandpa's funeral,
you wouldn't come out of your room.
I went upstairs to check on you
and you were wearing his hat and cape.
It was the last time you ever wore them.
And I asked you
to show me a trick.
- And I said I hated magic.
- You also said you would never do another magic trick
again.
I thought it would be good for you.
But I never forced you.
- George says he's gonna pull
the hope chest out of the attic for us when he gets home.
- This is just wrong.
- You got a better suggestion? - No, I meant the dress.
- OK, is it the size, the cut, material?
- That I'm even trying it on.
I'm supposed to have a long engagement.
- Yeah, well, just 'cause you're trying it on doesn't mean
you're getting married tomorrow. - But this is how it starts,
and then the next thing you know we're getting hit with rice.
- You know you're supposed to enjoy planning a wedding, right?
- Believe me, I get it. I booked five weddings today
and every one of those brides was beaming.
- What's wrong with beaming? - Nothing,
I just wanna beam when I'm ready.
- Wow.
- OK, I'm ready.
- Who's a great big bear?
Peekaboo! I see you!
But why do I see you?
- Relax, Martha.
I've got eyes and ears on the ground at the bridal expo.
- You do realise when you tell someone to relax,
they do the exact opposite? - You know, that's true.
My tattoo artist told me to re-- - Back up the bus.
You got inked? - Ahem!
- Aries, huh? I'm well versed in the zodiacs.
Your sign means optimistic, ambitious, and brave.
- Brave? Please! Even Tommy can see that's henna.
- OK, I was going for the real thing,
and then I nixed it when I saw that needle.
- The pain is fleeting compared to the permanence
of your self-expression.
So I hear. Oh! Somebody needs a nap.
- She's not the only one.
I gotta head back to the expo, kids.
Thanks for the mocha. Consider that parking ticket pardoned.
- Thank you, Mr. Mayor.
- Another parking ticket?!
- Yeah. This one was much easier to get out of.
- Hm!
- Those books are supposed to be for magicians only.
- Oh, uh, what if you're married to a magician?
- You could make the same argument about being married
to a surgeon, but I'm not gonna give you a scalpel.
- Probably smart.
I was just trying to figure out how you made that deck vanish.
- I'll make you a deal. I'll tell you how I did it
if you can tell me how to get my sister in that wheelchair.
- The lemon twist.
- My grandpa's trick? - Might be time to master it.
- If medicine can't help, I truly doubt magic will.
- Hm.
Sometimes the magic is the medicine.
- I paid for it. Whether or not I showed up, it's my booth.
- Well, I paid for it when you didn't show up,
so it's my booth. - Order in the office.
- You're wasting my time. - I don't have time for this.
- Excuse me,
what about "order in the office" is throwing you for a loop?
- Martha, tell her. That booth is mine.
- You rented me that booth three weeks ago.
- Unfortunately, when you didn't show up, I refunded your money.
- I didn't ask you to. - You left me with no choice.
Section 3, subsection 6, paragraph B clearly states,
"If a vendor is more than 15 minutes late,
the organiser reserves the right to re-rent the space."
- Which is exactly what happened.
- So that's it? - I'm afraid so.
But... I do hate to see anyone leave disappointed.
Mark, if I were to approve
that new parking space in front of your photography studio,
would you allow Sarah to set up her booth for the last hour
of the expo?
- I'll go clear my stuff out.
- I'll unpack my car.
- You put out that fire in a hurry, kid.
- Please, I can do that with my eyes closed.
- Apparently while rocking a baby.
- I suppose it's true. - I suppose
this belongs to you, Grandmamma Mayor.
- Oh...
- What made you want to do this in the first place?
- Dr. Anya Walker.
I was born with CHD and had multiple surgeries and...
Dr. Anya always made me believe that I would be all right.
- Like you did for Edward. - Only he wasn't all right.
- But he was in the right hands. - How can you say that?
- If he wasn't, you wouldn't feel the way you do right now.
You did for him exactly what Dr. Anya did for you.
- The Melody Within, from Rigoletto.
- I'm not familiar.
- It was Edward's favourite and...
it tells the story of what lies hidden in our hearts and...
Opening that truth up to each other.
- Well, the opera may have given Edward peace,
but you gave him hope.
There are a lot of other patients who need that.
- Yeah. Thank you.
- How do I know she even got the flowers?
- Because I'm your florist. - OK, but did she sign for them
or did you just leave them on the porch?
- This is my second wedding I booked today that's cancelled.
- Strike three?
- Yeah. And I know who's pitching.
You sandbagged me on those weddings.
- If you were getting married, wouldn't you want the best deal?
- I am getting married. I would never give you my business.
- Lucky for me, all your customers did.
- You know that flower war you didn't want?
Well, you just got it.
- This trick requires three a lemon, which I have,
a knife, which I also have, and a ring, which I don't have.
- Hm! - Is there anybody
in the audience who has a ring and a sense of adventure?
- I can help you out. - Let's give a round of applause
and get her up here.
What's your name? - Cassie.
- Where are you from, Cassie? - Right here.
- Well, right here is where you are about to witness
the unthinkable, the amazing, the classic lemon twist.
And before I borrow your ring, I'm gonna take this lemon
and place it on this table. I'm gonna take this knife
and I'm gonna hand it over to you in exchange
for that beautiful ring. - All right.
- Well, that is quite a ring. - I have quite a husband.
- How would your husband feel if this ring...
just disappeared?
- I guess it depends on what happens next.
- I'm gonna ask you to grab that lemon and toss it to me.
- Mm-hmm.
- And I'm gonna ask you to carefully open that knife
and hand it over.
Thank you. And this... is where the magic happens.
OK...
Give it a twist.
I did it!
- Yes, you did!
Wow!
- What if it's not in here? - Then we're no worse off
than we were before.
- These look like they're from Flower Universe.
- "My darling Patience, these flowers are from the village
"where I have sought refuge from the war. Soon, I shall begin
"my journey back to Middleton with hopes that one day
"I can share the beauty of Tuscany with you.
Love, William." - William Spry.
- I guess when he ran off she took the amulet with her.
- And I guess we're no worse off than we were before.
- Thank you very much.
- Hey. - Hey! What are you doing here?
- I work here. What are you doing here?
- Back handspring gone wrong. Wait.
You work here? - Grant offered me my job back.
- And you took it? - I did.
- What about the Church? - I can minister
to a lot more people here than an empty church.
- Huh. Sounds like you took the safe route.
- You think so? - Ha, ha! I should know.
I'm the queen of the safe route. Until today,
I hadn't done one thing on this list.
- Ride a motorcycle,
bungee jump...
Ooh! Get married on a boat.
Good thing we broke up, because I get seasick.
- Ahh... You know, I almost broke my wrist,
but I feel liberated.
- So you're gonna keep going and complete this list that you made
when you were...? - 14.
- 14. OK, well, maybe you should
think about focusing on the goals you have now.
- Maybe you should, too.
- Klondike!
Hey, hey, buddy!
- When he heard we were having our second first date,
he insisted on being here. - I like his style.
- Well, you're gonna like my style even more.
Homemade vegetable lasagna, minus the mushrooms,
and a bottle of chianti. - Aw, my favourite!
- Is lasagna your favourite?
I had no idea, this being our first date and all.
- Oh, right. And what's your favourite dish-- Dominic, is it?
- I'm a sushi man, minus the sesame seeds.
- I'll be sure to remember that in case you get a second date.
- I'll get a second... second date.
To getting to know each other.
- Something you should know about me.
I'm a planner.
- You're a planner? Since when?
- Since I bought a wedding dress.
I hope you don't think I'm moving too fast.
- Every man's first date nightmare.
Hey, whoa! I'm not supposed to see that!
- Or what? We'll be cursed?
We get to do this our way. - I thought our way
was a long engagement. - I thought so too,
but the longer I'm engaged to you, the more I wanna be married
to you. - I love the dress.
And I love you. - Who says "I love you"
on the first date?
- I'm glad I got to be here with you.
You thinking about your grandpa?
- He would've loved to see me do that trick.
- I loved seeing you do it.
How did you get the ring in the lemon?
- Magic.
Ha, ha!
Mmm!
- Welcome, everyone. I am so glad to see you all here
today. It's inspiring for me.
And I hope to inspire each of you.
Hope is something
we can rejoice in. Hope gives us strength.
But it also renews our strength in times of need.
Hope brings us peace and understanding
and our community can't thrive without it.
You see, a tight-knit community happens
when we share a sense of responsibility
for each other. Scripture tells us
that we are better together than we are alone.
- You look cute when you're deep in thought.
- Hey! This better be
for me. - Depends.
How long will it take you to say thank you?
- Oh, well, not as long as it took you.
- I'm sorry, I... I should've called right away.
- I made up a lot of reasons why you didn't.
- Like...
yellow roses meant that you just wanted to be friends?
- Is that what you thought? - It's more what I told myself.
I wasn't expecting to feel this way about you.
- I wasn't, either.
Should I open the card?
- Not actually a card, but go for it.
- I love it.
And... I have the perfect place for it.
- Should I be flattered or...?
- Oh no, definitely flattered,
but I get it. As far as vision boards go,
this one's a little... - Confusing.
Well, you certainly have a different perspective.
Which is one of the reasons I like you.
- Hey, what are you doing right now? Do you wanna hang out?
- I wish I could. I have to get to work.
I'll call you tomorrow.
- Well, I guess you were worried for nothing.
- Who was worried? - Mm-hmm.
Oh, cute picture!
- Yeah, but now this vision board
is even more confusing. - Well, that is one perspective.
- Why don't we try a different perspective?
"Beware... the...
"zenith... of the...
red haloed moon."
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