'Cool, I'll see you there.' he says jumping down and landing safely on the ground.
'So, you coming to the sandlot today?' he asks as he sits on his railing. 'Hello Sam, you in there?' he says cutting me out of my thoughts. I shouldn't be mad that he thinks another girl is attractive, I mean Wendy really is pretty. He didn't deserve that, he didn't even know why I was mad at him. My feelings got the best of me and I let myself get angry. I definitely haven't forgotten about it but I'm not even sure why it happened. How can he just forget about our little fight yesterday and move on. 'Morning, princess.' he says smiling obviously moving on from what happened yesterday.
'What do you want?' I ask and he smiles up at me. At that moment I remember I'm not all that happy with him right now so I just roll my eyes and open it. I turn around and walk towards the window only to see Benny signalling for me to open the window from his little balcony. I start to walk out of my room when I hear a tap on the window. I crawl over to my door and stand up so he can't see me. I forget I'm staring until he turns around and I quickly duck out of sight. He's just starting to get up and he heads towards his closet. I look down and I can see into Benny's room. I open my curtains to see that the sun is starting to come up. Yesterday was eventful but I decide I'm going to start fresh today so I get up and go have a shower.Īfter my shower I change into a black top and shorts.
Sometimes inspiration swings and knocks it out of the park.I wake up finding myself on my bed cuddling my mitt. About people repeating the line so much, Renna said, “The cool thing about it is when people say it, it just means I did my job as an actor, and there’s something so lasting that has been part of so many people’s lives that you can’t help but be honored and flattered by it.” The crazy part about it all is that, according to the cast, the line was improvised while filming. While some people might be upset that such a simple line has stuck with them for decades, Renna doesn’t seem to mind. “You’re killing me, Smalls” has definitely defined Renna’s career. defines the phrase as, “general expression of exasperation,” and there is a similar definition on the Urban Dictionary. “You’re killing me, Smalls” has even found its way into the official English lexicon. Everyone's familiar with the phrase without having to know where it came from. Clearly, he communicated Ham’s frustration because the line has grown to have a life of its own.
Patrick Renna is the child actor who famously said the ubiquitous phrase.
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