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| Of all of Tina's treasured toys, none was more a favorite to her than Willis the Wonder Boy, a mechanized song and dance doll that took eight, count 'em, eight D batteries to operate! |
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| Brenda Kay was delighted to be selected out of all the other beachgoers on Sanibel Island as Miss Shipshape and couldn't wait to tell her husband Terry and have him show off her trophy back home in his tire store. |
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| Anita Roscilli was happy to have The Pilferings over during their stay in Boca Raton, but it didn't escape her notice that young Sherman had snatched several of her prized oranges without asking first... |
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| Generally speaking, Alden Smithfield's children were proud of their father and happy to be around him, though Priscilla couldn't help but wish that he'd update his wardrobe (preferably to the current century, at least!) |
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| Harold, who'd had the good sense all along to stay behind the fence, was grateful that Hattie and Willa Dean had worn distinctively different shoes to Gator World that day. It made it much easier for the surgeon to match up which ankle and foot went back on each of the ladies' legs in the wake of this encounter! |
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| Just another day at church for three generations of the Chimidilla family, with both mother Angela and grandmother Margarita praying that little Sopapilla would outgrow this lingering awkward phase... |
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