Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

- Jackson, you're hilarious. - I am?
What sort of mind forms that reaction to: 'Hey, Mom, I'm getting married'?
- Juny and Momo? - Just an example.
- I was all wigged out when I got home. - You had all the right to be.
By 10, I was leading my first study group. The youngest person in the group was 12.
Why not go to a wedding dress place and try a real veil on?
I'm through ranting. I'll have an acceptance meal and a side of fries.
I'm not going to Harvard. I couldn't care less about Harvard.
You're right, it's a good thing. Nice. Keeps your halo shiny.
- Grandma, would you like... - Yes, please.
My mother even offered you her wedding dress.
Stop it. This is important.
Sure, I'm great at spreading the joy. What will you have?
Do you know how it felt for me to tell you that I was getting married...
- Right. Okay, I got to go. - Hey, Henry...
- Deal. - Good. I have to go.
I'm a grown woman. I do not need my mother's blessing to be happy.
Something that's supposed to start nice. Two people promising each other:
Did I mention the bookstore for some hours?
You are way too emotional for this.
- Honey, calm down. - I'm not prepared. I will never catch up.
It makes you giddy in a sappy kind of way, doesn't it?
Look at all this. Isn't it beautiful?
Yes, I will think of it like that. That is exactly how I will think of it.
Lucy, get off of Jenny's train. All right, bouquets up.
Telling her I was getting married to a wonderful guy...
But people have to live in these houses. They may have kids, pets, or breakables.
I don't know, I just need to do something.
Paris has been accumulating them since she could walk.
Hey.
- and the ways of making a wife happy. - Dirty talk.
Then they gave me this.
But there's also a longer one that may be interesting.
- Called him. - And?
- And then there's the full-on Diana. - Right.
Okay.
Oh, for Pete's sake.
Look out!
You think I need a piano to fall on my head?
That must be nice to have that.
Of a retired circus couple?
- I'm so sorry, Rory. - I'm sorry, too.
From all you've told me about your parents...
three of my sweaters, and one Viva Glam lipstick.
There's nothing like a wedding to screw up a family.
And music.
- Soon. - When is soon?
When something bad happens to me...
- It's just dressed up a little. - You dressed up a hammer?
Your cure for cancer's almost finished.
I'm not going to be home late. Listen, I would reconsider calling Dean.
Maybe she'll think about it and call you and say she's sorry.
- You better be. - Just don't let her change the date.