Annalise Razik

And this guy getting out like in the full chauffeur regalia.

And I went running out the front door and I was like, no, no, no, no.

I did not pay for this.

No, there's some mistake.

And he's like, just chill out, lady.

We're out of town cars.

So you get this car for the same price.

Right.

Kind of a little bit scary.

So we drive to the airport and Kaylee drinks soda the whole way and watches cartoons and she's got this little smile on her face.

But this wish is really a problem, because I know that it's never going to happen.

We're never getting back together.

And I thought, oh, at the tender age of seven, her magical powers are about to come to an end.

But she presses on, and she's like, mommy, I wish for the same thing every year.

And I was like, oh, feeling this tightness in my stomach.

She goes, I close my eyes, and I wish, and I wish, and I'm feeling ill.

And I know that one day I'm going to open my eyes, and there it'll be.

What?

in the backyard, and I was like, oh, a dog!

She's wishing for a dog, and I knew she wanted a dog, but you know, I was raised with cats, I'm an animal lover, but a dog seemed like a lot of work, and I didn't have any money, our phone was turned off regularly at this point, and the gas, and I was just like a woman living on the edge.