S1.E11

Cotton Candy and Blended Fish

Episode aired Mar 10, 2014
TV-14
21m

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Allison Janney, Anna Faris, and Mimi Kennedy in Mom (2013)

When Christy and Bonnie find out that Marjorie has cancer, they attempt to make their best to support her, while they try to apply her strength and patience their own lives.When Christy and Bonnie find out that Marjorie has cancer, they attempt to make their best to support her, while they try to apply her strength and patience their own lives.When Christy and Bonnie find out that Marjorie has cancer, they attempt to make their best to support her, while they try to apply her strength and patience their own lives.

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Marjorie introduces 3 of her cats collectively as the Tower of Power horn section. In the now 50 year history of the group, the horn section has always had 5 members: 2 trumpets, 2 tenor saxophones, and a baritone saxophone.

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Christy: Marjorie, how many cats do you own?
Marjorie: Oh, you don't own cats. You love them.
Christy: Okay... How many cats do you love?
Marjorie: [pointing and gesturing] Well, let's see. That's Carlos Santana, and that's Grace Slick, and that's Boz Skaggs, and Steve Miller, and these three are the Tower of Power horn section. And this fat little trouble-maker is Jerry Garcia. So... eight.

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CHUCK LORRE PRODUCTIONS, #432 I've been told that the act of forgiveness frees the person doing the forgiving from harboring dark, and ultimately self-destructive, emotions. While there is no guarantee that the transgressor will be relieved of shame and guilt, the forgiver will always feel better. In other words, forgiveness is, first and foremost, self-serving. Now I am all about self-serving, so for the last few years I have been practicing a sort of forgiveness mantra. Upon awakening and before retiring, I visualize those who have harmed me and imagine myself flowing love and compassion toward them. Additionally, I wish for them to have everything they could possibly want. I'm happy to report that it's working. Slowly, over time, anger has become resentment has become indifference has become amusement has become affection. And now I'm free and my heart is full. You believe me? Do I believe me?