Julia Roberts

I'd relied on them once already.

I just felt like I didn't want them to have to support me the whole way around.

I think I probably would at that time, because you have to remember this is...

1985, I graduated from high school, and I probably would have wanted to be a home economics teacher.

Something I'm happy to bring back into the school system now, if asked.

So many things.

I'm glad you asked.

No, it was such a great class because it covered, it was like, yeah, sewing, but it was like sewing, mending.

It was practical things.

You learn how to write a check.

You learn how to sew on a button.

You learn how to iron a shirt.

No, I learned how to knit.

From the standby painter on the Pelican Brief, Eric Bart taught me how to knit.

You don't know it until you know it.

Well, I would say there's a yes and a no here because I feel like a lot of the things that I learned from my mom, I either learned because like you, long list of chores that started right when I got home from school and paused only to watch the Mike Douglas show and then right back to the chores.

Mike Douglas.

I mean.

No, you couldn't possibly, even in your.

No.