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Getting so beautiful...she looks more like you every day. Jackie...I've really given this a lot of thought. A great deal of thought... |
I didn't think a phone call was appropriate... |
Tell me exactly how you're different from three years ago? The music sounds kind of the same from where I'm sitting. |
I grew up, a little. I'm ready for a life that's built around commitm... |
Just not to me. |
It's going to be hard for the kids when I tell them...I'd like you to be there. |
To make it easier for them or you? |
It's a huge moment in their life |
You can't be an 'us' just when you want to. You can't play that card when it's convenient. |
We... |
WE are over. |
WE'RE still their parents for the next hundred years. |
You're still going to have to be dealing with me with us. We should tell them together. |
No. You think this is going to help the kids then you do it. You're on your own. |
The great thing about life is that things keep changing. |
Remember when Mommy and Daddy got divorced? |
And we all went through that together? |
She's a charmer, you'll see. In fifty years, the kids'll love her ten percent as much as they love you. |
Stop. You're making me insecure. |
It's temporary. |
It's good. You're not pulling a midlife crisis on us, are you? |
You want us to take him tonight? Give you some private time with Annab.... |
Never stand between that kid and a meatball. |
Yet another spaghetti night. |
Yeh, better I should forcefeed him burnt lamb and...couscous, was it she made him? Boy, kids go wild for that. |
I know. I wouldn't know what to say. If it were you. |
We're going to win this. |
Walk in the park. And thanks for the 'we'. |
What happens next? |
I live or I die. |
I had a lot of treatments, and they weren't any fun, but the tests show the cancer got smaller. |
A lot smaller. |
Congratulations. Only forty minutes late. You're handling this promotion really well Rachel. |
Duncan. My work is everything to me. This'll never happen again. Now stand back this session's gonna make you remember why you hired me even though I wouldn't sleep with you Cooper let's get these penguins dancing |
It's 1:45, I told you there's no one to pick up Annab... |
But you're not <u>done</u>! |
I've got it. It's in the can, Cooper can wrap th... |
We don't KNOW if you've got it, we haven't SEEN it yet! Now go back and FINISH! |
Which part of no don't you understand? |
Look, I will <u>send</u> a P.A. to pick up the children. There are <u>agencies</u> that supply sitters, nannies... |
They're losing one mother. They can't lose two. |
You're making a <u>career</u> decision here, I would <u>strongly</u> sugg... |
Duncan. I've got an <u>even</u> <u>better</u> idea... |
You can't <u>do</u> that, I won't <u>let</u> you! |
No, no, no, this is a job that's hard to <u>keep</u>, <u>not</u> a job that's hard to <u>lose</u>, can't be both. |
Rachel, <u>don't</u> do this, you will <u>never</u> forgive yourself! |
People beat it, don't they? All the time. |
Every day. More and more. |
So we'll...radiate some more? |
At first. Then, after awhile, some chemo. |
That's necessary, huh? |
Let's take our best shot. |
I have to get dressed. My exhusband has asked me to dinner. God knows why, he was very mysteri... |
Have you still never told him? |
Why would his worry? Or my children's worry. Or anyone's worry. Help the sit... |
Sooner than later. You really need to. |
Cooper, back the fill off I don't have enough shadow... |
You've got a fruit loop in your hair. |
You say that like I don't know that. |
I once threw an entire bowl of jello on my stepmother's head |
And when did that pass? |
Actually, never. They'll always hate you. There's a gene for it. |
May I remind you that Duncan has the <u>client</u> arriving at exac... |
Sure. I was just doin' my nails. |
Why does Rachel wear Daddy's underpants? Doesn't she have underpants of her own? |
I noticed a whopping pile of laundry sitting on the washer perhaps Rachel's underpants are in there Now where are your lunches? |
I hate snails and blue cheese. Especially together. <u>Hate</u>. |
I have lava. |
Lava's hateable. I never thought of that. |
Queen of diamonds. |
Seven of clubs. Nobody's mad we just want to talk about it. |
Poof! You're happy now. |
Thank you Ben. Annabelle! |
Ben! Oh my Ben! Are you alright? |
I knew where I was all the time. |
Mommy? It's not Rachel's fault I ran away. |
No, that's your fault. It's her fault for not watching over my precious son, as if it were her priority. Which means, the most important job. |
Rachel's job is she works. |
Ben, mommies work too. They work very hard. Mommy works harder as a mom than she did when she was working. I just don't get paid. |
Does Rachel make a lot of money? |
People like Rachel who only think about themselves often do make a lot of money. |
I think she's pretty, Mommy. |
Yes...if you like big hair... |
Mommy? |
What honey? |
If you want me to hate her I will. |
Rache says I have to eat <u>lamb</u>. I told her <u>you're</u> making me <u>spaghetti</u>! |
Honey, this is Thursday. I pick you up tomorrow, and we do <u>big</u> spaghetti. |
And many meatballs. |
You'll be up to your armpits in meatballs, I'm flying them in from Sweden. |
Is that like Luigi's? |
Not a lot, sweetie. It's a country. Like Canada. Only smaller. |
Where are you, anyway? |
I'm somewhere, thinking of you. And meatballs. And you know what? |
Yes. |
Of course, you do. Being magic. Then you know I've got a flu bug, and I turn green and barf profusely when I even think about food. So, all the more meatballs for you. But you know what. |
I did. Do I have to eat lamb? Daddy didn't cook it, she did. |
Do me a favor? Eat it, and then give me a secret report, okay? Pay particular attention to whether it's chewy and if it tastes more like chocolate or soup. |
That I do. Always will. |
Mom...? |
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