We used to have roses like that in the house where Shane grew up. Yes, yes I know... she...
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Sharon McInerney: We used to have roses like that in the house where Shane grew up.
Oliver: Yes, yes I know... she always talks about how much she loved them so I planted them for her.
Sharon McInerney: That was very sweet of you.
Oliver: Yes well I have an affinity for the past that Shane's emphasis on the current typically preclude but I suspected in some cases such as a living reminder of her ancestral home she might still hold a tender thought.
[Shane's mom tries to come up with a response but can't]
Oliver: I, uh, just want to make her happy.
Sharon McInerney: How did you two ever... I mean I've never see anyone wear a suit and pocket watch to a barbecue.
Oliver: Oh thank you. Yes it was my grandfather's, I wind it every morning and it has never failed me. Shane has tried to convert me unsuccessfully to one of those digital timepieces that require nightly charging but perhaps I'm a little old-fashioned.
Sharon McInerney: Possibly! Do you know why?
Oliver: Why?
Sharon McInerney: Why you seem to identify so much with things of the past. Your dad seems comfortable here in the 21st century.
Oliver: [Doesn't know how to answer] Well he, uh... I... no
Oliver: Yes, yes I know... she always talks about how much she loved them so I planted them for her.
Sharon McInerney: That was very sweet of you.
Oliver: Yes well I have an affinity for the past that Shane's emphasis on the current typically preclude but I suspected in some cases such as a living reminder of her ancestral home she might still hold a tender thought.
[Shane's mom tries to come up with a response but can't]
Oliver: I, uh, just want to make her happy.
Sharon McInerney: How did you two ever... I mean I've never see anyone wear a suit and pocket watch to a barbecue.
Oliver: Oh thank you. Yes it was my grandfather's, I wind it every morning and it has never failed me. Shane has tried to convert me unsuccessfully to one of those digital timepieces that require nightly charging but perhaps I'm a little old-fashioned.
Sharon McInerney: Possibly! Do you know why?
Oliver: Why?
Sharon McInerney: Why you seem to identify so much with things of the past. Your dad seems comfortable here in the 21st century.
Oliver: [Doesn't know how to answer] Well he, uh... I... no
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We used to have roses like that
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in the house where Shane grew up
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Yes
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Yes I know
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Rosaceae rosa xanthina
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She always talks about how much she loved them
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so I planted them for her
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That was very sweet of you
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Yes well I have an affinity for the past
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that Shane's emphasis on the current
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might typically preclude
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but I suspect in some cases
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such as a living reminder of her ancestral home
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she might still hold a tender thought
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I just want to make her happy
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How did you two ever
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I mean I've never seen
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anyone wear a suit and pocket watch to a barbecue
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Oh thank you
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Yes it was my grandfather's
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I wind it every morning and it has never failed me
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Shane has tried to convert me
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unsuccessfully
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to one of those digital timepieces
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that require nightly charging
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but perhaps I'm a little old fashioned
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Possibly
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Do you know why
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Why
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Why you seem to identify so much
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with things of the past
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Your dad seems comfortable here in the 21st century
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Oh well he
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No
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Movie Summary
Follows Shane and Oliver who help a young boy fighting leukemia reunite with his long-lost friend while preparing for their wedding. Also, Rita and Norman deal with the challenges of trying to start a family.
