MIRROR LAKE PICNIC AREA - SNOWY RANGE MOUNTAINS, WYOMING - SUNSET
WANDA and DAISY, 70-something - both in jeans, tennis shoes, light sweaters over blouses - sit next to each at a picnic table with a fire pit near the small lake.
DAISY: You're going to miss our balmy winters.
Wanda smiles.
WANDA: I looked it up. Coldest day ever in Kerrville was seven-below.
DAISY: I'll take that all January. On the other hand, probably a little warmer there today.
WANDA: A sticky hundred and three in the shade of Ruth's back porch yesterday.
A Rainbow trout jumps and splashes.
RUTH/WANDA: Rainbow.
WANDA'S PHONE RINGTONES an instrumental version of the Towne's Van Zandt song, If I Needed You. She gets phone from pocket.
WANDA: You in your room?
Monsooning yet?
We are. Just saw a rainbow jump.
Daisy, with a seven letter play on a triple word score.
Plumber. Betty and Bill say hello and will be at Cheyenne Days.
I will.
Love you too.
K. Sweet dreams.
(Wanda pockets phone.)
DAISY: Raining in Albuquerque?
WANDA: About to. Tom passes along his love.
DAISY: Sweet. We got lucky, didn't we?
Wanda looks at her.
WANDA: Our men. Good men. Decent men.
Wanda nods, puts arm around Daisy, who reciprocates.
DAISY: Ready?
Wanda nods, they stand, walk hand in hand out of frame as an angler catches and brings a fish to net.