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My mom was my
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she rooted for me. That was my number
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one fan. I was the golden child in her
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head, you know, like whatever I did, she
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was like, "That's That's my kid. That's
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my Oh my god, you're fantastic. You got
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to go out there YOU'RE GREAT." YOU KNOW,
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and she was always rooting me on
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whatever it is I did. She would laugh.
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And I I I miss her not being around, you
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know, cuz
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I would talk to her
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every day, sometimes multiple times a
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day, and you know, talk about stuff in
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life, and she would watch the show, and
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she sketches that was fun. I mean, I
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would She was part of my
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life, and I think part of what built my
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confidence.
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Even as an adult. Yeah, I would call her
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and just go, like, "What's going on?"
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You know, she loved to talk. That was
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her She was great at that. She had one
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of those phones that had the phone cords
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that was so stretched out from walking
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all around the house and talking all day
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that the phone cord probably was 2 mi
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long. I mean, it's It was a pile of
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spaghetti on the floor. I'm like, "It's
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so I go, "Gosh, you should get a
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cordless phone. You won't even believe
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how your life changes."
