Lucille Ball

I love you.

Lucy, I'm home.

Well, you think that you know how tough my job is, but believe me, if you traded places with me, you'd be surprised.

We're having a baby, my baby and me. You'll read it in Winchell that we're adding a limb to our family tree. While pushing that carriage, how proud I will be. There's nothing like marriage. Ask your father and mother and they'll agree. He'll have toys, baby clothes. He'll know he's come to the right house. Bye and bye when he grows. Maybe he'll live in the White House.

Lucy, I'm home.

For Lennon, it was a time of reinvention, both musically and in terms of his political involvement.

I love you.

People say their phones are burnt.

Well, honey, it's lunchtime. You'll fix me a beautiful lunch.

My stomach is going to sink. I lost my teeth. All right, honey, now what is it?

Honey, the phone is ringing.

Well, honey, one of us has to get up and answer it.

Oh, honey, come on. It might be important. Oh.

Oh, hello, Marco. What? What do you mean they can't have the costumes there till tonight? Now look, you tell that guy that he has to have those costumes there by two o'clock this afternoon or I'm gonna sue him. That's what I said, I'm gonna sue him. Thanks, goodbye. Oh, what a business. Sometimes I think I go back to Q and work in a sugar plantation. Just the two of us.

Yeah. I don't mind to get you all involved in my affairs, honey, but you should be happy you're a woman.