:43:00
-How you doing?
-Fine.
:43:02
I never got a chance to thank you
for hoIding the camp bus.
:43:06
Anytime you need a bus heId,
I am your guy.
:43:09
-Erin's teeth are Iooking good.
-Thanks to you.
:43:12
I hope she remembers to wear
her retainer.
:43:15
you know how kids are at camp.
:43:16
The minute my Kevin gets off that bus,
it's "Goodbye, bitepIate. "
:43:20
Is that for you?
:43:23
When Deirdre and I divorced,
I decided to Iearn how to cook.
:43:27
The Wok-y World of Thai Cooking?
:43:29
I'm branching out.
:43:31
I'm taking a Thai cooking course
this summer.
:43:34
ReaIIy? I've aIways been interested
in Asian cooking.
:43:37
ReaIIy?
:43:39
Why don't you join me?
:43:42
When I think about it...
:43:44
...over the years there were
Iess and Iess moments...
:43:47
...in the course of the day...
:43:49
...when Ben and I actuaIIy made
reaI eye contact.
:43:52
you are not gonna beIieve
what happened.
:43:54
-What?
-He's aImost asIeep.
:43:58
Maybe it was the stuff of life.
:44:01
Who 's taking Erin to school?
:44:03
Who will pick up Josh
from his clarinet lessons?
:44:06
After a while, there was
a disturbing comfort...
:44:09
...in not having to deal
with each other...
:44:11
...because somehow you just
get used to the disconnection.
:44:16
Even at night, when we could finally
come together, we faced forward.
:44:20
Yeah, we were tired,
but I think we were afraid...
:44:23
... that if we faced each other,
there'd be nothing there.
:44:26
We're Iearning Mee Krob next week.
:44:29
Mee Krob.
:44:31
I'II Iet you know.
:44:37
I'II caII you. Oh, you caII me.
:44:44
When we drove to the camp
for Parents ' Weekend...
:44:47
...I was scared to face the kids.
:44:50
You'd talk about it with a best friend.
But Katie had been my best friend.
:44:54
Now I didn 't know what we were,
except Josh and Erin 's parents.