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<blockquote data-quote="Ray_Krebbs" data-source="post: 382066" data-attributes="member: 28"><p>Dallas Love Field Airport – Late Morning</p><p></p><p>J.R. and Miss Phyllis waited anxiously at the airport terminal when three familiar faces appeared….</p><p></p><p>“Oh, that’s them, Auntie Phyllis!” J.R. said gleefully, waving to get the attention of James, Debra Lynn and Jimmy. “Son, it’s been too long.”</p><p></p><p>“Hey there, J.R.,” James answered as he embraced his father.</p><p></p><p>“Mr. Ewing, hello,” said Debra Lynn.</p><p></p><p>“Not that nonsense again!” J.R. exclaimed. “It’s J.R. And, my God, Jimmy… I can’t believe how much you’ve changed. You’ll be working at Ewing Oil before you know it!”</p><p></p><p>“I didn’t think you owned Ewing Oil….” James answered with suspicion.</p><p></p><p>“No, unfortunately, but… there’s a place for him when the time comes,” J.R. assured.</p><p></p><p>Miss Phyllis cleared her throat. “Umm….”</p><p></p><p>“Oh! This is Auntie Phyllis that I’ve told you about….”</p><p></p><p>“Good to meet you, Aunt Phyllis,” James said with a smile.</p><p></p><p>“I believe your father made it pretty clear that it’s Auntie Phyllis!”</p><p></p><p>James gave Debra Lynn a very peculiar look and rolled his eyes. “Okay there, Auntie… Phyllis. Sorry about that.”</p><p></p><p>“The limo’s waiting outside, so I think we should get a move on!” J.R. said in an attempt to clear the air of any tension.</p><p></p><p>“James, I can’t over how much you look like your grandfather Jock!” Miss Phyllis commented in astonishment.</p><p></p><p>“Is that so?”</p><p></p><p>“You’re the spitting image of him when I first came back to Southfork….”</p><p></p><p>“Where were you at?” Debra Lynn asked curiously.</p><p></p><p>“Oh… well, I was such a handful as a young girl… nothing at all like Ellie. The whole family finally had enough and sent me to live with my mother’s parents. They thought they would straighten me out, but….” Miss Phyllis paused to laugh. “…they just spoiled the hell out of me, made me more of a wild child than when I lived at home. I didn’t meet Jock till after he and Ellie married, but you really do take after him and so does your handsome son. How old are you, young man?”</p><p></p><p>“I’ll be turning 18 in a couple of months,” Jimmy answered.</p><p></p><p>“Oh, God, does that make me feel old! I have a great-great-nephew who’s about ready to become a legal adult. Time sure does fly by, doesn’t it?”</p><p></p><p>“You’ve got that right!” Debra Lynn responded. “I remember when he was just born.”</p><p></p><p>“They’re quite precious at that age,” Phyllis said, reminiscing on her children and their innocence at the time.</p><p></p><p>“There it is.” J.R. pointed to a limo and escorted them to it.</p><p></p><p>“You know,” James began, “I thought we were picking up John Ross and Christopher, too.”</p><p></p><p>“Oh, they came in on an earlier flight. They’re at home now…. Bobby and Sue Ellen have something very interesting to tell them,” J.R. answered while quirking his eyebrow.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ray_Krebbs, post: 382066, member: 28"] Dallas Love Field Airport – Late Morning J.R. and Miss Phyllis waited anxiously at the airport terminal when three familiar faces appeared…. “Oh, that’s them, Auntie Phyllis!” J.R. said gleefully, waving to get the attention of James, Debra Lynn and Jimmy. “Son, it’s been too long.” “Hey there, J.R.,” James answered as he embraced his father. “Mr. Ewing, hello,” said Debra Lynn. “Not that nonsense again!” J.R. exclaimed. “It’s J.R. And, my God, Jimmy… I can’t believe how much you’ve changed. You’ll be working at Ewing Oil before you know it!” “I didn’t think you owned Ewing Oil….” James answered with suspicion. “No, unfortunately, but… there’s a place for him when the time comes,” J.R. assured. Miss Phyllis cleared her throat. “Umm….” “Oh! This is Auntie Phyllis that I’ve told you about….” “Good to meet you, Aunt Phyllis,” James said with a smile. “I believe your father made it pretty clear that it’s Auntie Phyllis!” James gave Debra Lynn a very peculiar look and rolled his eyes. “Okay there, Auntie… Phyllis. Sorry about that.” “The limo’s waiting outside, so I think we should get a move on!” J.R. said in an attempt to clear the air of any tension. “James, I can’t over how much you look like your grandfather Jock!” Miss Phyllis commented in astonishment. “Is that so?” “You’re the spitting image of him when I first came back to Southfork….” “Where were you at?” Debra Lynn asked curiously. “Oh… well, I was such a handful as a young girl… nothing at all like Ellie. The whole family finally had enough and sent me to live with my mother’s parents. They thought they would straighten me out, but….” Miss Phyllis paused to laugh. “…they just spoiled the hell out of me, made me more of a wild child than when I lived at home. I didn’t meet Jock till after he and Ellie married, but you really do take after him and so does your handsome son. How old are you, young man?” “I’ll be turning 18 in a couple of months,” Jimmy answered. “Oh, God, does that make me feel old! I have a great-great-nephew who’s about ready to become a legal adult. Time sure does fly by, doesn’t it?” “You’ve got that right!” Debra Lynn responded. “I remember when he was just born.” “They’re quite precious at that age,” Phyllis said, reminiscing on her children and their innocence at the time. “There it is.” J.R. pointed to a limo and escorted them to it. “You know,” James began, “I thought we were picking up John Ross and Christopher, too.” “Oh, they came in on an earlier flight. They’re at home now…. Bobby and Sue Ellen have something very interesting to tell them,” J.R. answered while quirking his eyebrow. [/QUOTE]
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