@@elizabethculver555 And, of course when you take it in for service ...... it doesn't make the noise and they give you THAT look like you must be hearing tiny voices as well. And then you hear the cackling hysterical laughter after the technician walks back into the service area and the door is swinging shut ever ... so ... slowly.
Being asked in front of other parents to “volunteer” for some awful school activity, having to put your name down and then spending the next several months watching the date get closer and closer on the calendar whilst trying to work out the perfectly nuanced excuse to get out of said activity. Oh and it has to be a really good excuse that your kid won’t “out” you on the first given opportunity. “But Mum, we don’t have any cousins that live in - [insert town name here] Does it sound like I’m talking from experience!?!
I hear you - volunteering now with everyone wearing masks - how are you supposed to know anyone's name anymore when half their face is covered? And my son is in middle school where they are all still learning about deoderant so it always smells like a gym locker. GodBless teachers!
@@rebeccaherman2894 How are you supposed to automatically know their name when their face is uncovered? Most volunteers I know from school events (myself included) all wore name tags.
Ok really really scary things... when you run the hot water and it's not getting as hot as quickly as you think it should and your first thought is "OMG did the hot water heater break???" Or.. the house is getting chilly and you're listening for the furnace to come on but it doesn't... and again that first thought is 'OMG did my furnace break???" Or, and this just happened recently, it is raining and you keep hearing DRIPDRIPDRIPDRIP and you immediately think "OMG is my roof leaking???" and it's a NEW ROOF. THESE are scary things!
Feel you on the roof thing. We never had leaks until we got a new roof some years back. And, of course, by the time it happened the roofer had gone out of business. 😑
My mom, now in her 70s, recently told us a real fear of hers as we grew up (I have a few brothers) was that a war would break out, and they could be drafted. It is weird, since that though never crosses my mind, but the potential for another World War was always on the back of her mind. She was an early baby boomer (her dad came home), but definitely heard tales of war and stories of brothers, dads, cousins, uncles, etc. lost in WWII.
I feel the 401k part. I'm 50 this year and don't have nearly enough. Also, healthcare as me and my husband get older, our moms are both in their 70s and we still worry about our adult son. This part never stops.
Stephen King said that the scariest thing he could think of was his kids getting cancer. That would terrify me!!! I love your channel and all your positive thoughts. Keep up the good work :)
Scariest thing is having cancer and being told you don't have chemo today because your chemo drugs were delayed in shipment. Whoever thought getting all our meds from China was a good idea 🤦
@@melanieortiz712 Oh no :O I sure hope you are doing better. Yes I don't understand how everything comes from China. We need a lot more Made in USA stickers!!! :)
I have a grown son that lives across the pond. Everytime I hear about something going wrong there, I have to look it up on a map to see how close to him it is. Doesn't matter how old they get, you still are afraid for them
47 here…wearing progressive glasses, can’t drive at night either. Another video that is ALL TRUE. I think you need to do one about pre-menopause or menopause and memory issues.
Last time I went for an eye test and things had got worse, again, the optician said something helpful like " It will only get worse with age". Gee, thanks, really needed to hear that.
Medical bills, Dentists - not because of the dental work, but just because of the dental bills. Large house repair bills. Working 7 days a week and never getting a day off for months at a time. My car is about to die and that’s going to be a real horror show….
Having your kid come to you at 9pm and casually mention that he volunteered you to bring 50 cupcakes for his class party tomorrow. Been there, done that! LOL
At the age of 67 , every new ache or pain scares me. But when my son was a teenager,him leaning to drive, him going to parties and the hot to trot teenage girls scared me.
Ok. I am equally scared by the thought of my teenagers driving. Also, I am fearful of the day that they will graduate from high school and no longer live here where I know they are safe. Even scarier is the thought that one of them might not graduate and be that 40 year old guy who still lives in his parents’ basement. Teenagers riding with other teenagers that I don’t even know, high school parties, teenagers dating. Kids wanting mommy to join them at the trampoline park (super scary after childbirth and peri menopause). I’m also afraid of Alzheimer’s which runs in my family and of losing elderly parents. I’m afraid of how messed up we’re leaving this world for our kids (climate change and increasing gun violence). Yeah, so I totally agree that spiders and skeletons and witches aren’t so scary anymore.
What spooks me most is real life character “haunted houses” where there are actual real people hiding there in the dark and about to scare the life out of you (don’t ask my husband John about when we went through “Dracula’s Castle” in Niagara Falls Canada, and I peed my pants.) I love your song, lyrics and Kim’s super funny interludes!! Much love from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Canada 🇨🇦 👻 🎃
Hi guys This is John, Tanis husband I love Halloween , Tanis not so much,she is a Christmas girl , born on Christmas day .. I Romanian (Transylvania) nothing spooks me , my job is to make sure Tanis not peeing her pants on Hello-weennnnn!!! 😁😉
@@theholdernessfamily oh well, John is from actual Transylvania so he isn’t scared of anything - but “I” for one am, in such circumstances, because after all you really don’t know if the actors in there could be actual killers ... They might come at you, while you’re completely blind in pitch black... and and and ... you wouldn’t be able to defend yourself! Then, you’re just D-E-A-D and no more Halloween everrrrr!!! But, in the end of my tale, at least I peed my pants as a purposeful defense mechanism, which in all likelihood is what actually saved me. Plus it was just a lil bit of pee, and my beautiful boots were ok. 👍🏻🤭😉
@@tanisgentle3576 Tanis from Canada, hm...are you Tanis from Letter Kenney? 😜🤔😸 (I actually never heard that name before seeing that show. You're only the second Tanis I've ever heard of. I'm from the U.S. I'll have to look up that name for the etymology, etc.). I remember never having heard of or met a "Bronwyn" before once and then met a bunch of them after but I still think Tanis is more rare.
Paying for college! Seeing/hearing any creepy crawly or rodent in the house. Or when you see what should be a lovely stormy day and instead of snuggling in a blanket you just worry about your basement flooding.
Thank you for the laughs! This is right on. But please edit out the part about Penn Charles at the end. It does cross a line and if I were PC I would be mortified that my parents included this in their video.
I have several phone fear/panic issues: kids school age: phone rings in the morning makes you think a kid got sick. If it rings after lunch you are sure one of them got hurt. It rings 5 seconds before you are out the door to pick them up and you just know someone needs help. It's always a family member who can't be bothered to learn your schedule. Grown children no longer living at home and the phone rings at 2am... It is your nitwit sister who lives 2hrs behind our time zone and forgot the time difference (and the blasted time) so all ya get is "Well, I wanted to talk!" Unless someone needs help or is dead then that phone should not ring - ever! - after midnight! The phone rings and it is a relative who you haven't seen in ages... damn, who died?
Consider yourselves lucky. I used to be scared by this sort of thing. But it all seems pretty trivial after the first time your teenage daughter tells you she doesn't want to live any more. (Yes, we have been getting help, and it's not as bad now as it was, but she still struggles with depression and other mental health issues.)
Here's a few phrases that are sure to get your heart racing: "Major slowdown on the interstate" (when you're going somewhere important) "I need to see you in my office" "This is the mechanic calling, it's worse than we expected" "DL 9999 is boarding now" (while you're still in the airport security line) "A problem has been detected and windows has been shut down to prevent any further damage to your computer"
School nurse here…what scares me the most right now is the email notification on work email from a parent or staff member saying they are covid positive
When the car makes a new rumble or sound... Living in the car, with a pandemic not quite over, and winter coming. It won't be forever, but it's a bit scary.
A call from the school. A call from the IRS. A check engine light, but that's because I do my own car repairs and know my weekend is gone. Toddler: "Daddy, I found something." Silence with children in the house....spooky. "Honey, we need to talk"
I got a letter from my college saying I did not meet the qualifications to graduate (a week after classes started for the next quarter). Turns out I was supposed to get something signed by the department head but I never got the notice that I needed to do that. It was fine but I freaked for several hours.
My mom asking, Why don’t you have kids yet??” “ Your sister has three and your brother has one on the way.” Most terrifying question in the world when you don’t want tell your ethnic mom you don’t want kids.
moving and thats why i'm doing it as soon as find what looking for i know its scaring me to move to new york city but thats how i know thats right place. its one of those scares that you know is worth risk.
Getting called to be a volunteer at my kids activities. Having to explain something to them, and the only conversation you get is "Why" You say Because and then it turns into a loop.
My 74 and 77 year old parents being on their first trip to Europe right now. Having airline reservations on Southwest for the holidays. Every student that coughs.
52 here: my soon-to-graduate 22yo not getting a job, and my kindergarten students asking me to tie their shoes and the laces are WET and it hasn’t rained!
Covid updates are scary. But they're nothing compared to my 13 teen year old's attitude!!! My ultimate fear is that it hasn't peaked yet and will get worse.🤣🤣🤣
I'm so there! My daughter is 13 and I've worried about the same thing. Even worse, my son started copying her attitude when he was 9. I'm concerned that his peak is going to be SKY-high when he is a teenager. 😬
The current UK government, creeping privatisation of the NHS, getting old and being “cared for” by others, having to organise a trip to Switzerland secretly. My Grandmother’s large, cold old house with no proper lighting - even the local Council workers called it the Haunted House. It’s being so cheerful wot keeps me going…
I currently have a newborn baby. His siblings came home sick from grandparents when he was 3 days old. He then had bad congestion. His pediatrician said I had to cut dairy. He got thrush, I was told to also cut sugar and give him medicine four times a day that I can’t feed him for an hour after giving by it. Feeding is painful and he’s cluster feeding. I haven’t really slept lately. Now my husband has a rash that may it may not be contagious. I don’t know if I can do a contagious rash right now. I also need a bath very bad! Please send help!
I'm 30 (in a few weeks) but this morning i don't remember the full scenario about sleep, acid re-flux, and something else... but i turn to my mom and said "O god i became you guys!"
Right now, I'm filled with dread that I'll miss the pre-appointment call (to make sure I'm actually at home) for getting my internet set up today. I already missed it a week and a half ago, and had to reschedule the internet installation date. I just want to get the internet set up, so it'll be over with. Wish I could just send an email notice to the installer explaining that I'm a stay at home mom and I'll at home all day to make sure the internet gets installed, so there's no need for a phone call to confirm.
I am currently taking Driver’s Ed and couldn’t be more excited! I can’t wait to see how Lola does! ❤️ But I feel your anxiety, Kim. No parent likes to see their child in the driver’s seat. Stay safe, Holderni! 😊
I'm terrified of clowns. I've been shamed for running from a store when I saw a china clown. Ghost stories, films, dark places, no problem. Spiders and other crawling bugs, I don't mind. Clownface? I'm gone
The fact that just recently my husband was sick- as in nauseous and throwing up- and my first thought wasn’t..”oh it’s just a stomach bug going around”…needless to say I ran out and bought a covid test. Didn’t feel slightly relieved until the test was negative
What really scares me is that when I'm not here anymore is that who is going to help care for my son who is on the autism spectrum. I hope my daughter will when they are adults.
Biopsies, and signing for a letter from a lawyer. Getting mail from an office on a friday. What is with that??? Everytime someone sends a letter that says contact our office immediately you KNOW youre getting it on friday afternoon just to wreck the weekend with OCD cus you know that place is closed til monday. The existential dread that happens when you read in the paper about celebs your own age dying of natural causes, or that feeling you get at 3 am when you put on the tv and all the songs of your youth are now a Time Life set with a half hour infomercial. Oh yeah. And kidney stones. And COLON PREP. And watching people younger than you having kids and theyre at an age where they didnt have to apologize to their parents for it. And doctors that make mmm sounds when they read your labs. And having both parents die and realising youre next in line on that diving board. Oh and hearing your favorite songs as a kid now being used as background music in heart failure and incontinence medication ads cus youre now the target demographic. And when you lose something and you think it is alzheimers not forgetfulness. And watching politicians who are younger n way stupider than you holding your well being in their terrifyingly incapable hands and realising that every adult is just as muddleheaded as you. Metaphorically we're all just six terrified and teetering chihuahuas standing on each others shoulders in a trenchcoat they found impersonating a walking adult and about to do something insurmountable.
Losing my Son, it would destroy me. I wasn’t supposed to be able to have kids, but this little devil didn’t get the memo apparently! Because right before my 30th birthday he was my present from life!
Cheer up. By the time you're past retirement age, you've seen and experienced everything. Lose a relative? That's just another Tuesday. Arthritis in a new place? That's so four hours ago. Exploding appliances? Yet another rise in property taxes? Everything is just a big nope. Been there, experienced that.
When my car makes a noise that could be nothing or could be expensive.
YESSSSS!!!!
@@elizabethculver555 And, of course when you take it in for service ...... it doesn't make the noise and they give you THAT look like you must be hearing tiny voices as well. And then you hear the cackling hysterical laughter after the technician walks back into the service area and the door is swinging shut ever ... so ... slowly.
Likewise when an pet gets sick.
You're talking about me right now aren't you?
Being cozy in bed and realizing I have to pee and then I debate forever whether to get up or stay cozy when I know I HAVE to get up.
One of my chihuahuas can’t get on the bed by herself. Inevitably, I get comfortable and she jumps off the bed, wanting back up 2 minutes later 😑
@@powers1217 That was my friend's dog also
Being asked in front of other parents to “volunteer” for some awful school activity, having to put your name down and then spending the next several months watching the date get closer and closer on the calendar whilst trying to work out the perfectly nuanced excuse to get out of said activity.
Oh and it has to be a really good excuse that your kid won’t “out” you on the first given opportunity.
“But Mum, we don’t have any cousins that live in - [insert town name here]
Does it sound like I’m talking from experience!?!
I hear you - volunteering now with everyone wearing masks - how are you supposed to know anyone's name anymore when half their face is covered? And my son is in middle school where they are all still learning about deoderant so it always smells like a gym locker. GodBless teachers!
@@rebeccaherman2894 How are you supposed to automatically know their name when their face is uncovered? Most volunteers I know from school events (myself included) all wore name tags.
Ok really really scary things... when you run the hot water and it's not getting as hot as quickly as you think it should and your first thought is "OMG did the hot water heater break???" Or.. the house is getting chilly and you're listening for the furnace to come on but it doesn't... and again that first thought is 'OMG did my furnace break???" Or, and this just happened recently, it is raining and you keep hearing DRIPDRIPDRIPDRIP and you immediately think "OMG is my roof leaking???" and it's a NEW ROOF. THESE are scary things!
Feel you on the roof thing. We never had leaks until we got a new roof some years back. And, of course, by the time it happened the roofer had gone out of business. 😑
My mom, now in her 70s, recently told us a real fear of hers as we grew up (I have a few brothers) was that a war would break out, and they could be drafted. It is weird, since that though never crosses my mind, but the potential for another World War was always on the back of her mind. She was an early baby boomer (her dad came home), but definitely heard tales of war and stories of brothers, dads, cousins, uncles, etc. lost in WWII.
I feel the 401k part. I'm 50 this year and don't have nearly enough. Also, healthcare as me and my husband get older, our moms are both in their 70s and we still worry about our adult son. This part never stops.
Stephen King said that the scariest thing he could think of was his kids getting cancer. That would terrify me!!! I love your channel and all your positive thoughts. Keep up the good work :)
My aunt's friend lives next door my aunt's friend lives next door to Stephen King
Scariest thing is having cancer and being told you don't have chemo today because your chemo drugs were delayed in shipment. Whoever thought getting all our meds from China was a good idea 🤦
@@melanieortiz712 Oh no :O I sure hope you are doing better. Yes I don't understand how everything comes from China. We need a lot more Made in USA stickers!!! :)
I have a grown son that lives across the pond. Everytime I hear about something going wrong there, I have to look it up on a map to see how close to him it is. Doesn't matter how old they get, you still are afraid for them
Watching my loved ones grow older and knowing that eventually, I’ll be on my own.
Especially being the youngest in the family and childless.
@@melanieortiz712 in my case, being the only child and childless.
Yep, I’m the oldest in my family now and it really, really sucks.
This one terrifies me ESPECIALLY my Mum
Watching my loved ones grow old and realizing I'm going to have to look upon them dead one day.
You could do a parody of "these are a few of my favorite things" but change it to "these are a few of the scariest things"
And put it in a minor key?
Great idea!!!
Yes please!
47 here…wearing progressive glasses, can’t drive at night either. Another video that is ALL TRUE. I think you need to do one about pre-menopause or menopause and memory issues.
@@genxkay358 I just finished reading "Why Can't I Sleep" and related to far too much of it. Apparently, I am in perimenopause now. joy.
Got you beat. 51 here and just had Cataract Surgery on both eyes.
Last time I went for an eye test and things had got worse, again, the optician said something helpful like " It will only get worse with age". Gee, thanks, really needed to hear that.
Def. Please do one for those of us in our 50s. I m long past the scares u listed but have a whole new list
Medical bills, Dentists - not because of the dental work, but just because of the dental bills. Large house repair bills. Working 7 days a week and never getting a day off for months at a time. My car is about to die and that’s going to be a real horror show….
When a hot water tank bursts and floods your basement
You know what sucks? Knowing peasants in the dark ages got more vacation time then we do.
"dad, where do babies come from?"... Instant terror.
When I had to tell my son that, his response was: "Why would dad do that to you?" It's still funny years after the fact 🤣
@@strangedazey546 my son said, "sounds like a lot of work" lol
@@sandyhale1205 that's hilarious! My son was just so appalled by it. Kids are funny
And the funny thing is that some of those genuinely scary family things will make for the best stories to tell in the future!
Having your kid come to you at 9pm and casually mention that he volunteered you to bring 50 cupcakes for his class party tomorrow. Been there, done that! LOL
Lucky! I was told at 7:30am! True panic!
@@adria89 Now THAT's scary!!!
At the age of 67 , every new ache or pain scares me. But when my son was a teenager,him leaning to drive, him going to parties and the hot to trot teenage girls scared me.
"There's a problem with your visa..." nearly stopped my heart.
You guys are so wonderful, thank you so much for making my weekend!
thanks for watching!
Ok. I am equally scared by the thought of my teenagers driving. Also, I am fearful of the day that they will graduate from high school and no longer live here where I know they are safe. Even scarier is the thought that one of them might not graduate and be that 40 year old guy who still lives in his parents’ basement. Teenagers riding with other teenagers that I don’t even know, high school parties, teenagers dating. Kids wanting mommy to join them at the trampoline park (super scary after childbirth and peri menopause). I’m also afraid of Alzheimer’s which runs in my family and of losing elderly parents. I’m afraid of how messed up we’re leaving this world for our kids (climate change and increasing gun violence). Yeah, so I totally agree that spiders and skeletons and witches aren’t so scary anymore.
What spooks me most is real life character “haunted houses” where there are actual real people hiding there in the dark and about to scare the life out of you (don’t ask my husband John about when we went through “Dracula’s Castle” in Niagara Falls Canada, and I peed my pants.) I love your song, lyrics and Kim’s super funny interludes!! Much love from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Canada 🇨🇦 👻 🎃
Now I really want to talk to John 😂
Thats the one I REFUSE to do! I told my neighbor he'll have to take my kids, lmao!
Hi guys
This is John, Tanis husband
I love Halloween , Tanis not so much,she is a Christmas girl , born on Christmas day .. I Romanian (Transylvania) nothing spooks me , my job is to make sure Tanis not peeing her pants on Hello-weennnnn!!! 😁😉
@@theholdernessfamily oh well, John is from actual Transylvania so he isn’t scared of anything - but “I” for one am, in such circumstances, because after all you really don’t know if the actors in there could be actual killers ... They might
come at you, while you’re completely blind in pitch black... and and and ... you wouldn’t be able to defend yourself! Then, you’re just D-E-A-D and no more Halloween everrrrr!!! But, in the end of my tale, at least I peed my pants as a purposeful defense mechanism, which in all likelihood is what actually saved me. Plus it was just a lil bit of pee,
and my beautiful boots were ok. 👍🏻🤭😉
@@tanisgentle3576 Tanis from Canada, hm...are you Tanis from Letter Kenney? 😜🤔😸 (I actually never heard that name before seeing that show. You're only the second Tanis I've ever heard of. I'm from the U.S. I'll have to look up that name for the etymology, etc.). I remember never having heard of or met a "Bronwyn" before once and then met a bunch of them after but I still think Tanis is more rare.
Paying for college! Seeing/hearing any creepy crawly or rodent in the house. Or when you see what should be a lovely stormy day and instead of snuggling in a blanket you just worry about your basement flooding.
Thank you for the laughs! This is right on. But please edit out the part about Penn Charles at the end. It does cross a line and if I were PC I would be mortified that my parents included this in their video.
I have to agree.
I have several phone fear/panic issues:
kids school age: phone rings in the morning makes you think a kid got sick. If it rings after lunch you are sure one of them got hurt. It rings 5 seconds before you are out the door to pick them up and you just know someone needs help.
It's always a family member who can't be bothered to learn your schedule.
Grown children no longer living at home and the phone rings at 2am... It is your nitwit sister who lives 2hrs behind our time zone and forgot the time difference (and the blasted time) so all ya get is "Well, I wanted to talk!"
Unless someone needs help or is dead then that phone should not ring - ever! - after midnight!
The phone rings and it is a relative who you haven't seen in ages... damn, who died?
As a parent lice is terrifying, luckily never had it
It really is as bad as it sounds, lol
Nothing scares ( not even covid) me as much as having teenagers with all their moods etc...
It's the worst! Puberty is just awful. For everyone. Haha
Wait till you’re in your 60s. That list is twice as long.
Ha ha! Right? I’m there…
The health stuff, I imagine? Hopefully not the kid stuff! I think it's a mercy of nature that these things are (usually) staggered 🙂
I'm 36 I'm already scared I agree my 15yr old daughter just got her learners I cried. Also you forgot seeing the 1st grey hair.
Should check out the documentary "Grey is the new blonde".
You guys are just THE BEST people on the internet! ❤
I have IBS so the urge to go in public spaces always terrifies me. Pre COVID I was already always locked in my house all day for good reason 😥
Random schedule changes, impromptu admin visits, emails from parents
Consider yourselves lucky. I used to be scared by this sort of thing. But it all seems pretty trivial after the first time your teenage daughter tells you she doesn't want to live any more.
(Yes, we have been getting help, and it's not as bad now as it was, but she still struggles with depression and other mental health issues.)
Ha! You're scared of your teens driving? .. I'm the driving instructor teaching them how to drive! lol 😆
Here's a few phrases that are sure to get your heart racing:
"Major slowdown on the interstate" (when you're going somewhere important)
"I need to see you in my office"
"This is the mechanic calling, it's worse than we expected"
"DL 9999 is boarding now" (while you're still in the airport security line)
"A problem has been detected and windows has been shut down to prevent any further damage to your computer"
School nurse here…what scares me the most right now is the email notification on work email from a parent or staff member saying they are covid positive
I'm in my 50's, My biggest fear is the future. And the current government and world situation is just making it worse.
When the car makes a new rumble or sound... Living in the car, with a pandemic not quite over, and winter coming. It won't be forever, but it's a bit scary.
Miss Naomi, I hope you and your family are doing well and staying safe, your words are very powerful, is this your current situation?
@@KeelyIleanBaker thank you. And yes, it is. As the saying goes, 💩 happens.
Gas prices. That’s what’s been terrifying me lately 😨
Observing clear signs of early dementia in a loved one.
A call from the school. A call from the IRS. A check engine light, but that's because I do my own car repairs and know my weekend is gone. Toddler: "Daddy, I found something." Silence with children in the house....spooky. "Honey, we need to talk"
I got a letter from my college saying I did not meet the qualifications to graduate (a week after classes started for the next quarter). Turns out I was supposed to get something signed by the department head but I never got the notice that I needed to do that. It was fine but I freaked for several hours.
That sounds terrifying! Temporarily, but still 😱🤡👹
My mom asking, Why don’t you have kids yet??” “ Your sister has three and your brother has one on the way.” Most terrifying question in the world when you don’t want tell your ethnic mom you don’t want kids.
This was an AMAZING video! Love the Halloween decor in the background! U guys really went all out! Great job!
Wind storm coming this weekend. How much of my roof will I have to replace . . . . AGAIN?! Eek!
Well, I am single and no kids and 55 years old. You guys just crack me up!!!
The sound my dogs make right before they puke... yep. Also when my kid super sick and I can't do anything to help
What scares me? The email we get every morning that tells us how many of our fellow teachers will be out sick that day.
moving and thats why i'm doing it as soon as find what looking for i know its scaring me to move to new york city but thats how i know thats right place. its one of those scares that you know is worth risk.
The 5 hour showcase where my kid has one 2 minute performance is the worst one for me!
“ The only thing we have to fear...is fear itself!!!!
Thank you for entertaining me with good humor!!!
Getting called to be a volunteer at my kids activities.
Having to explain something to them, and the only conversation you get is "Why" You say Because and then it turns into a loop.
Love your Halloween songs!
My 74 and 77 year old parents being on their first trip to Europe right now.
Having airline reservations on Southwest for the holidays.
Every student that coughs.
I sing along to the outro every time. It's so catchy.
That last part about the armpit hair....🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yeah I love that music videos have moved to FRIDAY!! ❤️👍🏼
Happy Friday!
I'm glad my kids were about to finish school when they started implementing Common Core Math. I barely understood their elementary school math.
My dishwasher died this Saturday morning after it was fully loaded with dirty dishes and it filled with water.
When you're climbing down a ladder and you think your foot is about to land on solid ground ... but it doesn't.
52 here: my soon-to-graduate 22yo not getting a job, and my kindergarten students asking me to tie their shoes and the laces are WET and it hasn’t rained!
I hear you on the 22yo (mine's 21) and LOL about the shoelaces!! 🤣🤣
Covid updates are scary. But they're nothing compared to my 13 teen year old's attitude!!! My ultimate fear is that it hasn't peaked yet and will get worse.🤣🤣🤣
Much worse!! :)
I'm so there! My daughter is 13 and I've worried about the same thing. Even worse, my son started copying her attitude when he was 9. I'm concerned that his peak is going to be SKY-high when he is a teenager. 😬
Telling my dad he needs to not be driving anymore, oh my God.
😢😢😢 That's a hard one
My kids both live in other states. My fear is something happening to either of them and I can't get there in time.
The current UK government, creeping privatisation of the NHS, getting old and being “cared for” by others, having to organise a trip to Switzerland secretly. My Grandmother’s large, cold old house with no proper lighting - even the local Council workers called it the Haunted House. It’s being so cheerful wot keeps me going…
Lol about the cheerfulness 😁
Honestly, at least in scary movies you can RUN AWAY... I would rather run from leather face than talk to my kids about puberty, lolol
This is great and so true!
I currently have a newborn baby. His siblings came home sick from grandparents when he was 3 days old. He then had bad congestion. His pediatrician said I had to cut dairy. He got thrush, I was told to also cut sugar and give him medicine four times a day that I can’t feed him for an hour after giving by it. Feeding is painful and he’s cluster feeding. I haven’t really slept lately. Now my husband has a rash that may it may not be contagious. I don’t know if I can do a contagious rash right now. I also need a bath very bad! Please send help!
Awww there there....deep breaths and really do what you can. Remember household chores will still be there so take care of yourself first ☺️☺️
@@spicybrown75 Thank you!
Kids Senior year in high school!
I'm almost 30 with kids and I'm already scared of this stuff. 😂😮💨
Same
Lol you're in for some interesting conversations! Hang on!!!
Always good stuff👍👍
Lake Havasu ☀️ AZ
I'm 30 (in a few weeks) but this morning i don't remember the full scenario about sleep, acid re-flux, and something else... but i turn to my mom and said "O god i became you guys!"
Lol! All are so scary, especially the dog sound 😂
My AC made an odd noise a few days ago. No horror movie has ever made me cry in fear but that shit sure did
Geckos on the ceiling when I try to sleep
I needed this after an arduous work week in customer service!
A daughter getting her driving permit...... The horror....THE HORROR😈🥃
Nothing scares me for I have put on the Full Armor of God, and I'm hiding under my bed.
From the comments, it looks like there's ample material for Part 2! 😁😂
Oh sorry forgot to say thanks for the laugh - great vid.👣🦘🇦🇺🍻
I accidentally left my favorite snack in plain sight and my kids ate all of it before I got any.
the most scary thing that has ever happened to me is when...a new Holderness video comes out and I forget to watch it.
Right now, I'm filled with dread that I'll miss the pre-appointment call (to make sure I'm actually at home) for getting my internet set up today. I already missed it a week and a half ago, and had to reschedule the internet installation date. I just want to get the internet set up, so it'll be over with. Wish I could just send an email notice to the installer explaining that I'm a stay at home mom and I'll at home all day to make sure the internet gets installed, so there's no need for a phone call to confirm.
I am currently taking Driver’s Ed and couldn’t be more excited! I can’t wait to see how Lola does! ❤️ But I feel your anxiety, Kim. No parent likes to see their child in the driver’s seat. Stay safe, Holderni! 😊
I'm terrified of clowns. I've been shamed for running from a store when I saw a china clown. Ghost stories, films, dark places, no problem. Spiders and other crawling bugs, I don't mind. Clownface? I'm gone
Sppooooky love it!
Nailed it!
Lolol. I just passed 40 and recently found out I now need my phone flashlight to read the small letters on packages 😂
This is great!!! Sooooooo true!!! 😂
finding a hole in the pool liner that cost more to replace than a new roof!
You're delivery is so cute.
Happy Halloween 🎃
What scares me?
A woman walking towards me with a bouquet of flowers saying i do 😂
The fact that just recently my husband was sick- as in nauseous and throwing up- and my first thought wasn’t..”oh it’s just a stomach bug going around”…needless to say I ran out and bought a covid test. Didn’t feel slightly relieved until the test was negative
What really scares me is that when I'm not here anymore is that who is going to help care for my son who is on the autism spectrum. I hope my daughter will when they are adults.
That's real fear right there. I hope your daughter comes through, too 🧡
Biopsies, and signing for a letter from a lawyer. Getting mail from an office on a friday. What is with that??? Everytime someone sends a letter that says contact our office immediately you KNOW youre getting it on friday afternoon just to wreck the weekend with OCD cus you know that place is closed til monday. The existential dread that happens when you read in the paper about celebs your own age dying of natural causes, or that feeling you get at 3 am when you put on the tv and all the songs of your youth are now a Time Life set with a half hour infomercial. Oh yeah. And kidney stones. And COLON PREP. And watching people younger than you having kids and theyre at an age where they didnt have to apologize to their parents for it. And doctors that make mmm sounds when they read your labs. And having both parents die and realising youre next in line on that diving board. Oh and hearing your favorite songs as a kid now being used as background music in heart failure and incontinence medication ads cus youre now the target demographic. And when you lose something and you think it is alzheimers not forgetfulness. And watching politicians who are younger n way stupider than you holding your well being in their terrifyingly incapable hands and realising that every adult is just as muddleheaded as you. Metaphorically we're all just six terrified and teetering chihuahuas standing on each others shoulders in a trenchcoat they found impersonating a walking adult and about to do something insurmountable.
Thank you for the metaphor of the chihuahuas. It feels more real than anything these days!!
When my 1929 houses gives me something new to fix
This!!! So true. 🤪😜😝😛
Losing my Son, it would destroy me.
I wasn’t supposed to be able to have kids, but this little devil didn’t get the memo apparently! Because right before my 30th birthday he was my present from life!
I'm so happy for you ❤❤❤!
A phone call after 11pm is never good news!
Cheer up. By the time you're past retirement age, you've seen and experienced everything. Lose a relative? That's just another Tuesday. Arthritis in a new place? That's so four hours ago. Exploding appliances? Yet another rise in property taxes? Everything is just a big nope. Been there, experienced that.
GenX? We just don’t react anymore.