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Welcome back to another week's episode of Reality Life with Kate Casey. The other day I was thinking

about the Osborne. Do you remember that show? What a great show that was. I loved how Ozzy was

always stoned. Sharon was always pissed. Jack and Kelly never got out of bed. They had that really

sweet Australian nanny who was always trying to wake them up and how the sister refused to be on

the show. Do you remember they had that family friend, Robert, that lived with them for a little

while but then disappeared? But the best was when they hated their neighbors and they threw

that ham over the fence. That was such a great show. I felt so nostalgic for it this week that I

ended up ordering the first season on DVD on Amazon this week because that was more important than

ordering stuff for my children's Easter baskets. Easter is always a weird day for me because

when I was in the seventh grade, my sister's boyfriend, she brought him home to meet us for the

first time and he ended up running over our family dog in the driveway. Yeah, they met at McDonald's

and I guess after, you know, flirting over the deep fryer, they thought they would, you know,

take it to the, let's meet the family level. So we came over to meet us and he was basically a mute.

He'd only talked about basketball and after a midday ham meal, they both got up to leave.

I don't know why she left with them, but the dog had gone under his car, you know, just to take a nap

and because our dog had partial hearing, she probably didn't hear the engine start. So her boyfriend

ended up backing over the dog and then running back over it as he left the driveway and my mom told

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