Julia Louis-Dreyfus

I know. She's had such a varied, interesting life, you know.

I know. She's had such a varied, interesting life, you know.

That's fantastic. And by the way, this is not the only thing she does. She's also a director. She continues to act. She's in this movie that's called Conclave. So she's doing a lot of things. But she wanted me to ask you if you agree with her, I think, which is the key, she thinks, to aging, I guess she might say happily or aging well, as simplistic as this sounds, is laughter and community.

That's fantastic. And by the way, this is not the only thing she does. She's also a director. She continues to act. She's in this movie that's called Conclave. So she's doing a lot of things. But she wanted me to ask you if you agree with her, I think, which is the key, she thinks, to aging, I guess she might say happily or aging well, as simplistic as this sounds, is laughter and community.

And I'm sure you agree with that.

And I'm sure you agree with that.

And I think you've got both of those things going for you, mommy, don't you?

And I think you've got both of those things going for you, mommy, don't you?

Yes.

Yes.

Ah, look at the morning. Ah, ha, ha, ha.

Ah, look at the morning. Ah, ha, ha, ha.

Okay. Okay, mommy. I think it's time for us to sign off.

Okay. Okay, mommy. I think it's time for us to sign off.

Love you, my mama. Love you, love you, love you. Okay. So I realized right after I had hung up here on the Zoom with my mom that I had missed an opportunity. So I got her back on the Zoom. Hi, Mama. Oh, hi, love. The reason that I wanted to get you back on Zoom was because after we had our little conversation, I thought, oh, my God, I should have you read that Mary Oliver poem.

Love you, my mama. Love you, love you, love you. Okay. So I realized right after I had hung up here on the Zoom with my mom that I had missed an opportunity. So I got her back on the Zoom. Hi, Mama. Oh, hi, love. The reason that I wanted to get you back on Zoom was because after we had our little conversation, I thought, oh, my God, I should have you read that Mary Oliver poem.

I think that would be so nice for everybody to hear.

I think that would be so nice for everybody to hear.

Yeah, it's especially a good poem for now. So why don't you go ahead and read it, and we can all just relax and listen to that.

Yeah, it's especially a good poem for now. So why don't you go ahead and read it, and we can all just relax and listen to that.