Moms' Night Out Page #2
Let's go. Let's go. This way. This way.
Around. Around. Let's go.
Good morning, y'all!
How is everyone?
Great.
Oh, Sondra. You are such
an inspiration to me.
And you. You are so blessed
to have her as your mother.
I am just so blessed.
Mmm-hmm.
Let go. Let go, let go, let go!
This is my best friend, Izzy.
We pretty much do
everything together.
In grade school
she was wild and popular,
and I was an introvert with braces.
And this is Marco, her husband.
He's always had
three irrational fears,
luchadores, biker gangs
and small children.
This makes him particularly
vulnerable at Halloween.
- Trick or treat!
- Oh!
Izzy!
They're talking to me again.
Doing fine, babe!
I'm just supposed to check them in.
Oh.
- Hey!
- What?
Don't kill the messenger,
but the Sunday school
coordinator said
to remember your number this time.
Yes. Yes. Okay, fine. Just please,
please don't page me
over something trivial.
Um, the fire department
didn't think it was trivial.
- Izzy, look at me.
- Ugh!
I just... I need one hour
to myself on Mother's Day.
Please.
Like, like, me with 20 toddlers.
Thank you. You're a servant.
And fix the eye. It's
really weird, even for me.
Where is it?
Come on. Come on.
All right.
Well, okay.
Work. Work!
Why won't you work? Come on!
Psalm 127 says that children
are a blessing from the Lord.
Excuse me, can I get...
That's why the position of
mother is a high calling
and one that should be
honored and protected.
And let's be honest,
I know what you're thinking.
"Should I be happy when my child
"shoves a Fruit Roll-Up
in the DVD player?"
What are you doing?
What are you doing?
Ooh, sorry. Can I have my shoe?
Thank you.
I know for some of you,
Mother's Day can be hard.
If you're like my wife,
Mother's Day is when you
examine all your efforts
and wonder whether it's worth it
when you have to sacrifice so much.
Okay.
Or whether you're having an impact
at all when that teen rebels,
or whether you're really a good
mother by some measure that
you've created in your own mind.
So as we get started today,
what I want to say to
every mother here...
Allyson.
Look, I know you didn't
want to be paged,
but Beck has an
especially large head
and those are
especially small potties.
But good news.
We found a screwdriver.
I mean, we got
the seat off the toilet,
but we don't know how to get
it off, um, Beck's head.
What?
In a moment, our music...
Our music minister's gonna
come and, uh, lead us in song.
And, uh, we're gonna
continue the worship.
- Okay.
- Uh, we're gonna continue.
Whoa.
Hey, hon?
Uh, Ally?
Hey.
- You're home. Hi.
- What happened?
Mommy time.
- Okay.
- I ate the whole bag.
- Yeah? That's okay.
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
- Okay.
Seriously, the whole bag?
Actually, I'm hiding.
From what?
The house.
- It's awful.
- It's not awful.
- It's awful.
- No, it's not.
- It's bad.
- So bad.
No, it's bad, but it's not awful.
I mean, some of it's awful.
Uh... What do you
got going over here?
Sondra posted this.
I can't stop watching.
And I don't know why.
Weird.
Happy Mother's Day.
It's really sweet.
What? Hon.
They're just flowers.
Okay, okay.
I'm gonna... I'm gonna
get up and clean.
I'm gonna get up and clean.
I'm gonna... I'm gonna
go right now.
'Kay, here we go.
Nothing's happening.
I'm stress-paralyzed.
I don't think that's a thing.
It might be a thing.
I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine.
I just... I need...
I just need a second.
I don't think you're fine.
I love these shoes!
I haven't worn these in,
like, two years.
Well, they're good shoes.
They make my legs look so good!
Honey. Come on.
I'm okay, I'm gonna be fine.
It's okay, we'll make it okay.
Okay.
I wanna go to sleep.
Okay.
I love you.
I love you, too.
Just... Just sleep here
for a little while.
Mmm.
That's like an eagle, right?
Oh, not again with the bird.
You're watching a bird!
It's live. I might miss something.
Y'all, it changed me.
I mean, it is profound.
I mean, I only read
the introduction,
but it is revolutionary in my life.
aspire to, but I have three kids.
So, yeah, I don't read books.
But being in a book club makes
me feel like I read books.
I can feel it.
Every time I go to the mall there's
a parking space right out in front.
right there in the front.
But there is, y'all, every time.
Come on! Play with me!
What?
It's not like pretty music
at all. It's hot in there.
Help!
I'm talking about the new mall.
It's The Favor.
Take some of your old recipes
and just rip them up.
You just zero in on what
store's got the best bargains.
And come on, when you're
happy and got a bargain,
your husband's gonna be
happy about the savings.
It can help you find that
red pair of pumps you need.
It's kind of shopping karma.
Emma, remember we went and bought
those prom dresses out there?
I get the sale of the century,
and you wanna know why?
It's The Favor.
Amen?
Yes, sister!
Oh, Sondra. That is just...
Thank you.
That was...
Would anyone else like to share?
Anything? Okay, well...
We didn't even get to talk about
when there is a discount involved.
He's going to love this.
Hey, honey.
Hey.
Daddy!
Check this out.
Whoa.
Yeah, she, um, said she wanted to be
an artist when she grew up. So...
Wow! That is awesome.
You know what?
You got a lot of talent.
- This wall could be worth something someday.
- Mmm.
Okay, here you go.
All right.
You know what I wanted
to be when I was a boy?
A basketball player.
Don't laugh.
white, short basketball players.
What is this?
This... This is a house
that your daddy's making.
Isn't it so beautiful?
Is that a window?
Yeah, it is.
If you move it over here,
then you can see the pool.
Huh.
I'm gonna go play. See you.
- Okay.
- Okay, see you, babe.
Interesting.
You know what I wanted
when I was a kid?
What?
This.
I wanted to be a mom.
Marry a wonderful man, and I did.
Have beautiful babies and
raise them, and I did. I am.
I don't get it, Sean.
This was my dream.
I am literally living it
and I'm not happy.
Why do I feel like this?
I don't know.
I'm a horrible person.
No. No, you're not
a horrible person.
Just tired.
Sorry.
You don't have to
be sorry, all right?
You don't have to be sorry.
You have to choose to do
something for yourself.
Do something for yourself.
You have to do it. You're the
only one who can do that.
Sean. But...
It's the kind of thing
that if you just...
Sean, I don't need
a lecture right now.
What? This is not a lecture.
This is not helpful in
this particular moment.
I'm not lecturing you.
Honey, I'm listening to you.
I'm sitting here
and I am listening to you.
I know, I know you're listening.
And I'm hearing you.
You doing both of those things?
Listening and hearing?
I am. I'm very talented.
- Oh. You are talented.
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