Grandpa, Malcolm Stewart, is in the living room of the Stewarts' home. He is waiting for his granddaughter Susan to come for dinner.
Grandpa:	Is that you, Susan?
Susan:	It's me, Grandpa.
Grandpa:	Am I glad to see you!
Susan:	And am I glad to see you! I am also glad to be here.
Grandpa:	How are things?
Susan:	I have been talking to a group of salesmen since ten this morning, and I'm real exhausted.
Grandpa:	Well, you look good. What's Harry doing tonight?
Susan:	He and Michelle are visiting relatives in New Jersey today.
Grandpa:	The rest of our family went to the movies. So it's just you and me, Susan.
Susan:	It's nice to be alone with you, Grandpa. We don't get to see enough of each other.
Grandpa:	Oh, I feel the same way, Susan. I miss seeing you. But to tell the truth, next time I'd like to go into the city and meet you there, instead of you coming here.
Susan:	You don't need to do that, Grandpa.
Grandpa:	Yeah, I do. I need to get out more. Well, I mean there's a lot to do around the house, and I love being here with the family, you know, but I'm restless. Since I retired, I've got extra time on my hands.
Susan:	I understand, Grandpa.
Grandpa:	I think you do. Frankly, I'd like to use my brain a little more.
Susan:	Grandpa, you have so much energy and so many years of experience. There are probably a lot of places for you to work. Particularly in the construction field.
Grandpa:	But at my age, I'm not looking for a full-time job. I'm retired. But I'm bored.
Susan:	Well, there must be something. Maybe I can help.
Grandpa:	Let's go into the kitchen, and maybe you can help me set the table.
Susan:	Sounds good to me. What are we having?
Grandpa:	I prepared lamb chops, mashed potatoes, and a tossed green salad to begin with.
Susan:	Grandpa, you are a terrific guy! [They hug.]
A little later. Grandpa and Susan are eating dinner in the kitchen.
Susan:	You're still thinking about something to do, aren't you? A job of some kind.
Grandpa:	That's right. I've been thinking about it for weeks now. There must be some way to put my mind to good use.
Susan:	We'll find a solution. A positive solution to your finding a way to use that wonderful mind of yours.