Mother's Day Page #3
I mean, at least
everything we let her.
I just feel like
we don't have family.
I'm your sister.
I live next door to you.
Thank you very much.
Thanks.
Little hot, careful.
Mmm.
It's really hot.
What did you want to talk about?
Sounded so important.
Uh...
Oh, my God, what is it?
I, uh...
I, um...
I got married.
Eloped, actually.
Very impulsive.
You got married?
Yeah.
You got... To who?
To Tina.
To Tina?
Yeah, to Tina.
To Tina?
Stop saying, "To Tina."
I'm sorry,
I mean, I thought
you guys broke up so long ago.
We did.
But then there
was that stripper.
Dancer, yeah.
Stripper.
And then, Tina and I
got back together.
How does this...
Wow. You got back together.
She's the one.
Ah.
Well, let's say the next one.
Right.
You know, I've always respected
the agreement we've had
to keep our love lives separate
until they become permanent,
which now it has.
Okay, so,
when do we tell the boys?
Oh, I already told them
on the way to school.
What? You already told them?
Yeah.
On the way to school,
with those other children in the car?
No, I waited till
those kids got out.
Oh, you did, good.
That's good.
So, that was a really nice,
well-thought-out moment for you guys.
That's nice.
Thanks for waiting for me.
They were excited.
They know her.
They really like her.
Okay.
Well...
Oh, gosh, I have to, um...
I have to meet Jess at Pilates.
Sorry, I don't mean to...
No, no, no.
I wanted to make sure
you heard it from me first.
Yes, I know, I know.
Okay, well, um...
Uh...
I'm happy for you.
Thank you.
Hi, Bradley. Are you going to
join us on the poles today?
Uh, not today, Beth Anne, no.
Sisters.
We want to talk to you.
Go, Jody.
Bradley, there's this new mom at
school we want to set you up with.
She's recently divorced.
Not too recent.
With one of those annoyingly
perfect lives-at-the-gym bodies.
But with b*obs, big b*obs.
I mean big b*obs.
Look, ladies,
I really appreciate
you looking out
for me like this,
but I just don't think
I'm ready quite yet, you know?
But when I am, I will definitely
come talk to you guys.
It'd be dumb not to.
What are your plans
for Mother's Day?
Oh, um...
No plans.
We're not celebrating.
long and hard and believe me,
I think what's
best for the girls
is to just skip
the day altogether.
You know, just treat it like a normal
Sunday, nothing special. You know?
What do you guys
think about that?
Absolutely not. No.
Major mistake, Bradley.
Dana would not like that.
Think about the kids.
You guys, look!
It's Miranda!
Am I really on with
the Miranda Collins?
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