"Mom" - 1/25/2014

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Комментарии • 6

  • @dwaynebrue6028
    @dwaynebrue6028 3 года назад +2

    Garrison Keillor is The Greatest!!!!!

  • @Little_Muskrat13
    @Little_Muskrat13 6 месяцев назад +1

    National Treasures. ❤

  • @williamjoyner3759
    @williamjoyner3759 Год назад +1

    She didn’t get to cry!

  • @zakiisaac12
    @zakiisaac12 10 лет назад +1

    Rayka, I know what you are saying but no matter whether your hair is gray or not parents are parents. They sill and will forever care about their children. To them, we are still their babies but to every one else we are different. I think it's a blessing to have your parents alive. And one more thing, I think they still some life experience that we are missing or lacking. So love your parents and listen to every thing they tell you. I am in early thirties and still live with my parents and I love and enjoy their advice. Thanks

    • @petersonlafollette3521
      @petersonlafollette3521 3 года назад

      Zaki, really missing out on the humor of this sketch- the irony and guilt that Mom uses to really twist the knife to make up for her emotional turmoil and general insecurities/inadequacies. All Moms have a arsenal of manipulative tricks- it's how they survived motherhood!

  • @raykarush186
    @raykarush186 10 лет назад +3

    Know it well! Know how it is with Mom's calls..... For over ten years my "life" with mom is virtual and reduced to the long distance calls, you know the oversees [recorded] calls. Whenever we talk, my mom is determined to give me the list of things I should do or correct what I am presently doing wrong. Amnesia kicks in; mom on the phone doesn't remember I already have some gray hairs! Still she gives the lists and lists of advises, and each turns to be over five minutes long. If anybody from the intelligence is doomed to listen these "Google calls," the only solution is to change the job, the Mom's call will not change ever.