Real Life Adventures by Gary Wise and Lance Aldrich for May 26, 2015
May 25, 2015
May 27, 2015
Transcript:
Voice: Happy Birthday, mom! Sorry, we didn't get over there yesterday. Woman: Oh, that's ok. I enjoyed reading the card my lovely daughter in law picked out, signed, addressed and mailed. Voice: Wow, mom. you haven't lost step on the guilt thing.
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BearsDown Premium Member almost 9 years ago
It’s a family tradition.
puggles almost 9 years ago
After 20 years of that my sister-in-law told my brother he was a big boy and could pick out and mail his own cards for his own mommy. He has ever since, and he signs her name to the card also.
pksampso almost 9 years ago
Sorry you’re cut out of the will, Sonnyboy. If you’d stopped by more often, I might have remembered your name…
paranormal almost 9 years ago
Must be Jewish!
hippogriff almost 9 years ago
neverenoughgold: As the author of How to Be a Jewish Mother pointed out in the introduction, one doesn’t have to be Jewish, or even female.
Spyderred almost 9 years ago
The whole thing about ignoring/neglecting parents is the childish assumption that they will always be there whenever the child/adult is not busy. But being too busy to phone, send an online gift or a card is just plain old selfish – the message being that the child’s life is so busy with important things that there’s no time for a human relationship.
HonoBear almost 9 years ago
Why is it always up to the female?