Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

That's funny.
It's my story.
Even me.
Ah!
Well, I had to change that. Magazine policy.
The story your wife wrote
( sighs)
But Tomorrow's Woman magazine
Listen, I am the proudest husband in town,
They sent it back.
Mr. Delafield!
Oh, I just thought I'd clean out the fireplace.
But this has always been your den, dear.
Why don't you just make yourselves at home?
Well, what if we let Mrs. Brady make another try?
Well, sure, Pete.
( hiccup)
writing something.
Only this time, Mr. Delafield isn't getting first look at it.
Anyway, it's exciting, isn't it?
especially the kids.
No, she wouldn't keep that a secret...
It's a secret.
Well, it feels lovely, my dear.
Well, until you put it down on paper, Mrs. Brady,
These are the three lovable little moppets
but far more interesting to the average reader.
Oh, Mike, I thought you left.
( dryer roaring)
and it's been a week.
I bet you'd love something to eat.
Well, Alice, your dinner's ready.
into the world of journalism.
who I trust will have a few nice things
Certainly, Mrs. Brady.
Oh, honey.
We're just average curious kids.