LAST EDITED ON 04-03-06 AT 04:31 PM (EST)Season 20 of SO, brings us the children of some of the ladies who have been in SO.
I'm in the SO house because I came here as a very young child by my Grandma to see my Mom. She was here because she was a schripper and wanted to get help??? I saw a crazy lady in a cage with spit all over the place. I saw a lady who was a alcoholic, oops, wino. Strange place.
I'm here because my Aunt wanted me to go into therapy because she said my Dad was an alcoholic. Well, she was a wino and is still shouting to the universe, it's wino, not alcoholic.
I'm here because my Dad brought me here to see my Mom. She was mad that I liked Daddy better than her. But, all she does is talk fast and how am I supposed to keep up with it. And if there is no diet coke or eggs in the house, watch out.
I'm here because my Mom was here and when she got out of the SO house she opened her own Waffle Emporium. We've had to move around a lot, because she's gotten sued in 48 of the 50 states because people always find hair in their waffles. I understan Alaska is next on the list for her to open her new waffle place.
I'm here because my Mom blamed my Dad for everything in their marriage. My head is still spinning because she talks in circles all the time and says very litte while she is doing it.
I'm here because I was adopted and my Birth Mother kept trying to find me. When we did meet, she kept singing this Good Morning song, over and over. How many times can one person hear that song in that voice without going crazy themselves??
Any More? I never saw any other season but this one and these are the kids I remember from this season.
I'm here because my grandfather, Leonard, got a phone call from one of the inmates here around 17 years ago. It turned out to be our long-lost Auntie Jill. When Gramps was contacted by the people at Starting Over about reuniting with his long-lost daughter, they said that she was "a full-figured celebrity who ran with a rich and famous crowd", and that she was now a star on their groundbreaking reality show. At that time, Gramps was already hard of hearing and easily confused - I think they knew that. So, he watched the show and just assumed that Iyanla VanZant was the lady they were talking about. Gramps had my dad do some investigation about Iyanla and it seemed like she had A LOT of money. Of course he gave her the OK to come and live with us. We all thought we'd be moving to a Bel-Air mansion or something. Of course, we were all pretty disappointed when Auntie Jill turned out to be the "celebrity" family member. She said something about having a 110 pound tumor in her gut and that made Gramps feel sorry for her. She said that if she had a residence in California, she could have her tumor removed FOR FREE - it was California's responsibility to pay for the surgery - not her's. So Gramps let her move in. She also said she had a "really hot job" at a radio station back then! But she even lost that three hour/week job after the lawsuit. Iyanla sued Jill when she found found out that Auntie Jill's doggie fashions were selling like hotcakes because the word "Conflama" was used on them. I guess Auntie Jill stole the word from Iyanla who had thought to trademark it.
So, long story short, Jill never left Gramp's house, never worked another day in her life, and we never met any of the celebrity friends she claimed to have. Even after Gramps died, she still wouldn't leave. She made our family dysfunctional. Since I lived there too, I'm dysfunctional as well.
Jill passed away a few years back after suffering a massive coronary during an argument with the owner of "The Hollywood Home for Aged Stars". I guess she got pretty mad when they told her that she didn't qualify for residency.
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