Fiona likes to talk a lot about her children.
Fiona喜欢谈论她的孩子。
Fiona likes to talk a lot about her children.
Yeah, I guess that happens once you become a mum.
Do you really phone your mother every day?
I do.
Why?
Well, think about it. Who knows you better than your mum, right? She raised me. She took me to school every day, listened to my problemsyou know.
My mother doesn't seem to understand me at all. She means well, I guess. Your mother sounds so cool. My mother can be embarrassing.
My mum was pretty embarrassing, too. When I was thirteen, I really liked this boy. His name was John Hansen.
John Hansen, huh? Was he fit?
Oh, he was so good looking! He asked me to the movies. My mum said I could go but.
What?
While we were watching the movie, he puts his arm around my shoulder. Then we heard a loud cough. We turn around and there she is. My mother was sitting five rows behind us watching us!
No way!
It's a true story.
That's so embarrassing!
I know. Tell me about it. I never saw John Hansen again. Right, I have to go. I have that meeting at ten.
Right. Don't worry about this, I'll pick it up. See you back at the shop. Mum?