:48:06
How are our girls holding up?
:48:08
They're doing okay, I guess.
:48:10
That Celeste, she's a godsend.
You thank her for me, will you?
:48:25
It's nice, isn't it? Just to sit out here.
:48:32
Yeah.
:48:38
I couldn't stand looking through the fridge
to find room for all that food...
:48:42
...we're gonna throw away
in the next few days.
:48:45
-Lot of waste, huh?
-Yeah.
:48:50
I just can't let anything get fucked up
in these next few days.
:48:55
Because it's all anybody
will remember about her.
:49:06
One thing you could say about Katie,
even when she was little...
:49:10
...that girl was neat.
:49:16
When I got out of the joint...
:49:19
...you know, after Marita died...
:49:23
...I remember, I was more afraid
of my little daughter...
:49:29
...than I ever was of being in prison.
:49:40
I loved her...
:49:44
...most...
:49:48
...because when we were sitting in that
kitchen that night...
:49:55
...it was like we were the last two people
on Earth. You know, forgotten.