Oh, yeah. Fifth grade. Sixth grade. Seventh grade. Eighth grade. Ninth grade.

I have this wrinkle here from your first surgery. I have these wrinkles here from your last surgery.

Come back, so we can be young men together again.

When I was a little girl...

I've known them separately and I've known them together and to know them as a couple is to know that you are truly in the presence of love.

Like "when I moved to New York" scared. Or "when I found out that I was gonna have Emma" scared.

The smell when you break into it is lovely.

I mean, it's just not gonna be easy when these little babies have to go away.

But when he was into me, I couldn't handle it. But suddenly, when he almost dies, I can't live without him.

You fight when the necessity arises. Fight!

They say we only use a fraction of our brain's true potential. Now, that's when we're awake. When we're asleep, our mind can do almost anything.

At which point I'll be able to question Mrs. Florrick.

You know she's gonna be pretty big by then.

It is surprisingly heavy when you are doing this.

And if the cold person doesn't talk to the hot person, how are you going to get to them?

And when the two worlds are separate, everything is fine. When you have romantic love and work for hire, everything is fine.

My mother was born before your first cities were built.

I mean come on, you remember what's it's like to be 19 and in love.

But look, I saw you when Francis was in the coma. What you're capable of when given the opportunity.

And I asked him if that was hard for them and he said, "Time doesn't matter. That each time they see each other, it's wonderful."