Judy spends a lazy day walking barefoot in the rain, making candy, trying new ways of fixing her hair. Restless, she started one thing, dropped it for another while Earl's camera clicked. Judy dances because she feels restless. Her recording machine is in her bed-sitting room which she designed herself. The walls are covered with pictures of people who have worked in her films.
Radios are in nearly every room in the house.
A tray breakfast after sleeping late is a privilege on days off from the studio. Judy's mother gives her more freedom than is allowed to the other girls in her Hollywood crowd, which includes Deanna Durbin and Bonita Granville. She chooses her own friends, makes her own dates, goes night clubbing frequently. Judy designs her own clothes, but this slacks outfit and a chenille robe are her favorites. She doesn't think music is good unless you can hear it a block away.