It can’t be natural, right? She must be missing at least half of her original nose.

I can find the episode but don’t want to listen to it because of your description. WHAT HAPPENS??

That was 100% my takeaway from this.

I spent a weekend with them (H.W. and Barbara, long story) and so I feel like I can be your Siri this one time: he’s quite tall — or was before he began shrinking, as we do — at least 6'1" or 6'2,” as is Jeb! and Barbara is about 5'5.” But she has the ferocity of a ten-foot woman, and seems to have quite a collection…

I don’t know what it is, either, but I’m pretty sure I need it. (And yes, poor Sinead. She’s got to be one of the unhappiest people in the world.)

This is a first rate comment.

I legit laughed out loud.

He’s surprisingly hot in Parenthood, and he’s a good actor. They both seem lovely.

This killed me. Wow.

19 years here, and what has gotten us through all the tough times is I wake up every day and ask myself how I can do everything in my power to care more about his happiness than I do my own, and he does the same.

And also he would be 49 this year, so he was only 29! Good heavens.

WHY HAS NO ONE BROUGHT THIS UP? He was only 50 years, fully dressed, lying down, boom, it’s 20 years later. Oh wait, maybe he committed suicide.

“Tinkerbell says, ‘Turn the page.’”

SO GOOD.

And what if I have 57 buckets?

A perfect description.

Yes, last winter my sister and I cleaned out a parent’s house after a move into assisted living, and there was never again a mention of 1,300 unopened ink pens. That’s just one example of what we dealt with.

Plus, we all now carry the shingles virus, which can appear at any time. WHOO HOO!

Seriously, OLDER people? There was never a debate about vaccinating children when mine were young. And I get very tired of saying this, but do you know who INVENTED the internet? My 83-year-old mother had a first-generation desktop and has had every iteration since then. She now has a Mac laptop, an iPhone, a Kindle,…

Oh god this comment. It will stay with me.