1:32:01
Yeah. All by myself.
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And I wanted to learn to laugh.
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Why couldn't I be funnier
when Mitch was alive?
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But you know, I figured it out.
It takes time to be funny...
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and it takes time to extract joy from life.
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So I enrolled in comedy school.
1:32:28
Yeah, I did. I know, I know.
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I was the oldest one in the class.
Thank you.
1:32:35
And we were told to tell a story.
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Something true,
something that really happened to us.
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So I got up there
and I talked about my husband...
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and the love he left behind.
1:32:54
A few days after Mitch died...
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I was walking through the yard
and I saw our neighbor...
1:33:00
who was a very good friend
of Mitch's, Bob...
1:33:04
and he saw me coming
through the gate...
1:33:08
and he said,
"I am so sorry for your loss. "
1:33:12
And I knew that he needed
to feel that loss, too...
1:33:16
and to share it,
and I wanted to help him.
1:33:19
And he put his arms around me,
he cradled me...
1:33:23
and his embrace tightened.
1:33:26
Finally, here was somebody
who truly cared.
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And then...
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I felt something else.
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Something huge.