COOL FOR FIVE SECONDS | Omeleto

A woman meets her estranged sister at a diner.
COOL FOR FIVE SECONDS is used with permission from Dani Wieder. Learn more at daniwieder.com.
Colleen has invited her estranged sister Eleanor to meet her in a diner in Chicago during the holiday season. They haven't seen or talked to one another for a while. But Colleen, who has joined the 12-step Narcotics Anonymous program, is hoping to re-establish some kind of connection.
Making amends, however, is not so easy. Though there is a shared history between the sisters, there's also a lot of resentment, which comes seeping to the surface as the conversation escalated into a rehashing of old persistent resentments and anger.
Directed by Dani Wieder from a script by Calamity West, this two-hander is equal parts bitingly funny, emotionally raw and deeply empathetic, with an ear and eye for the complexities of relationships between sisters, and how currents of affection and anger can flow between siblings, though it all comes from a deep well of love.
Getting to that love through the many layers of history and pain is the film's journey, traced through a particularly knotty and contentious discussion. Like many two-handers, the writing is especially rich, where the dialogue works on both the conscious spoken level but is also rich with subtext.
That subtext is especially loaded here, imbued with a familial history and love, but also the conflicts and catastrophes of a relationship between an addict and those they hurt in the course of their addiction before they seek help. Before the relationship can truly move forward, the past must be acknowledged -- including the collateral damage of pain that was caused.
Colleen clearly knows the minefield she is entering, and the film visually begins with an artful, deliberate sense of composure and a vaguely holiday feel, as if carefully neatening itself before a potential emotional storm. The opening sequence gestures towards holiday festivity, but there's a melancholy in the score that hints there's something uneasy in these visual snippets of Christmas cheer.
There are often quirky details included in the framing, and the occasional skewing of image, which often places the camera at unexpected angles, hints at the imbalance that exists between the sisters. This dynamic, almost fractured visual approach plays out in the dialogue, which roils and churns with biting honesty as Colleen and Eleanor reckon with one another for the first time since Colleen has sought help.
Actors Katherine Bourne Taylor and Mary Tilden nail both the sense of familiarity and connection between the sisters, from the way they bicker one second and then demonstrate humor and care the next, even despite their estrangement. Both Colleen and Eleanor clearly have a core of often painful familial history together, and even the rhythms and intonations of their speech have a kinship. But the sisters took different paths, and it will take extraordinary honesty and transparency to begin to repair the breach.
COOL FOR FIVE SECONDS portrays how that process of repairing relationships and making amends is not so "feel good" as we'd like, and in fact can get quite ugly. Anger, rage and pain from the past can fester, and it takes more than one earnest conversation to address them. It will take consistency, openness and the courage to be wrong, vulnerable and accountable. But this rich snapshot of two sisters at a turning point shows those efforts have to begin somewhere, with a willingness to hang in there and listen to painful truths on both sides.

[@jasminejordan6482]

The waitress was just waiting for the table to pass the vibe check.

[@cahidijoyoraharjo7833]

She can hear them arguing and prefer not to get chewed on, so she stayed away. LOL

[@emeraldcollier178]

This made me so uncomfortable because I felt like I was overhearing a conversation I shouldn't be lol. Great acting!

[@MAILLADY2010]

You were overhearing my sister and I? 😱

[@kevinfee6511]

I felt like I was watching 2 people read a script.

[@your1olney995]

I love the name Emerald. It’s beautiful.

[@emeraldcollier178]

@@your1olney995 thank you 😁

[@savage22bolt32]

This made me hungry. It's midnight now, and if I get up I'll eat too much and have more trouble falling asleep.

[@celiajarvis3168]

"The narcissistic parent often pits siblings against each other, setting up a destructive pattern that can stick for decades. Each child has a role to play, and it only ever benefits the narcissistic parent. There is the ‘golden child’ who dutifully obeys - at least outwardly - every command from the narcissistic parent, and then basks in the praise. There is the ‘scapegoat’ child, who rebels, and bears the wrath." Eye opener for me with 3 siblings.

[@shadesmarerik4112]

doesnt have to be narcissism and doesnt have to be a parent... those structures grow on its own. Theres always the one who deals with authority better, always one who is clean and the other dirty (-ier), theres always one that cares and one cares less or is careless. People differ from each other and that sets them apart in a situation where u have more than one child. And children fight, cuz challenging the other, compete and react is in their nature.

[@monicakelly6273]

Please. Wrong wrong wrong

[@celiajarvis3168]

Whatever you call it, this fits the dynamics of my dysfunctional family. Your experience may be completely different.

[@BijayaLakshmiSarma]

I just witnessed my future.

[@mouzaalmualla3084]

@@shadesmarerik4112 this is true, but narcissistic parent(s) often pit their children against each other and magnify these “roles”. I have experienced this firsthand.

[@gabby.maya11]

I was the sound mixer for this project. Really cool to see the final product!

[@krosebourne]

You're INCREDIBLE!

[@PerspectiveEngineer]

Nice Work Gabby. Great team there

[@marytilden1461]

@gabby Henderson You crushed it.

[@Skyler_Momoko]

Very well done!!!

[@satzrunningonadream260]

Good Job!!!

[@aduckwithayoutubechannel]

“I’m sorry for doing whatever I did that hurt your feelings” These flags are as red as roses.

[@julietbarrett7998]

Love this so much! Adult sibling dynamics are such an underrepresented narrative in pop cinema, and this film covers the nuance of growth beautifully.

[@daniwieder7419]

thank you

[@StuartOliver83]

Indeed it does

[@sistersofnigeria2072]

So true!

[@danielolson437]

When the comments section is filled with assessments of the characters as if they were real people, you KNOW you've done a good job of portraying real life dynamics. As someone from "The rooms" I LOVED that it ended with the pouring of coffee. Excellent symbolism.

[@Beatngu23]

Wow, I didnt even think of that! You know we love our coffee! Lol

[@bioniclegoblin6495]

@@Beatngu23 Now I'm curious, what does it mean?

[@Beatngu23]

@@bioniclegoblin6495 when I was in the rooms and going to NA meetings, the only acceptable drug was caffeine and Nicotine so we always have 3 pots brewing in our meetings, and in our rooms (recovery houses). And cigarettes.

[@Unknown4935]

this is an example of narcissistic tendencies without actually being a narcissist, when it come down to it, they both seem sorry and still lov each other

[@susanrhodes5681]

Yep, the mom is the cause.

[@rumia2756]

the result of being raised by narcissists (their mom)

[@Nabooru]

Such a good observation. Breaking from these cycles can be so amazingly difficult.

[@shadesmarerik4112]

that this one girl had problems with her mother doesnt have to be caused by narcissism.. u assuming the extreme, but really u dont know much about this, except the reaction of this girl to her mother

[@Soren_Skarsgard]

@@shadesmarerik4112 Yep, nobody is narcissistic here, move along...

[@aliinwonderland5451]

The way I don’t know which sister is supposed to be “estranged”

[@kam.lob_]

The acting is ✨immaculate✨

[@turbo9975]

it’s swell I cannot disagree

[@katherineduffy3445]

IT REALLY IS!!

[@krosebourne]

Thank you!

[@krosebourne]

@@katherineduffy3445 ❤️

[@marytilden1461]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@michaeljones8028]

Family will hurt you more than anyone and it lasts forever.

[@donnawoodford6641]

And if it's not cleared up, we have to repeat until we get it right.

[@thedudeabides3138]

This is so true. And it’s all because we attach so much importance to the labels “Mother, Father, Brother, Sister”….in reality, they’re all just “other people”…but by giving them these labels, we confer on them a massive ability for them to emotionally hurt us and that we should take it because of those labels. The reality is, for those of us who don’t get on with our families, that if we met these people at a party or on vacation without knowing them beforehand, we’d have nothing to do with them and our lives would be better as a result.

[@SandraGarcia-lj3bd]

Cierto , yo me escape de ellos .

[@uzeahos]

God, I wish it wasn’t accurate.

[@jeffffro7674]

But it is!!!! The sooner you accept the things you can't change, the better all will be. Sometimes you have to be able to just "NOT CARE!" It's amazingly difficult sometimes but if you're able to make it to that level, it feels awesome!

[@jeffffro7674]

When I say not care I don't mean don't care about someone and their feelings, their welfare, or whatever. Stop caring about all the horrible stuff that is making things difficult.

[@donnawoodford6641]

Things we have to deal with. My sister and I haven't spoken for 8 years after I asked how her kids were. She responded, "Why do you want to know?" I thought it was healthy to be genuinely concerned and supportive of a niece and nephew - I guess not. Sis said she wanted to be left to herself. If she chooses to disconnect, then so be it. I'm not going to chase after her or try to figure out what's on her mind. It's not that important right now. Maybe before I die, I'll leave her a brief voicemail saying hi and goodbye. The end.

[@davidowens5898]

A person could starve to death in that diner waiting on that waitress.

[@AmethystBeloved]

I was sucked in from the start! The dialogue was crisp and the interruptions felt so true to life. I love how we learn more about the sisters and their strained relationship as the conversation progressed. The switch in camera angle when Colleen was getting everything off her chest really emphasized how important that moment was. The ending was heartwarming and I teared up from seeing Colleen's glassy eyes. Great job to the whole team!

[@maddenbrown3215]

Hurt people really hurt people, eleanor is the really one only still F'ED up and still carry the most hurt in her heart, everyone else has moved on and living their best life

[@rebeccaucich1290]

it sounds like she was a victim of abuse from her mother and sister. that’s why they “moved on” and she didn’t

[@elliottjones8354]

Thats an interesting idea

[@maddenbrown3215]

@@rebeccaucich1290 your so right

[@antayafairless9028]

@@rebeccaucich1290 sure .but as an abuse victim..it sounds like her mother abused BOTH..but the older sister took it out on her younger sister.

[@antayafairless9028]

Everyone hurts their loved ones..whether we want to or not. That's a fact.

[@luushi]

She looks like Emma Stone

[@MyMusicHarbourage]

Lol! That's what I thought too! It's basically one of the reasons why I clicked on this video tbh!

[@supakoolkris]

not really

[@rockstermaniac]

which one... I thought the one girl looked like the actress Isla Johnston who plays Beth Harmon in Queens Gambit

[@Sopraltoraptor]

Honestly....Emma Stone looks like her (Katherine Bourne Taylor).

[@genesismanriquez6998]

I was looking for this comment

[@classicwhitebread]

This is how siblings talk. It's all love at the end. I have 6 siblings... I love you all.

[@sharonolsen6579]

I never and I MEAN NEVER talked to any of my 6 siblings like this ..

[@TomoyoTatar]

I talk to my sibling like this too

[@krosebourne]

I love that it resonated for you, thanks!

[@classicwhitebread]

@@krosebourne thank you for you're amazing performance

[@antoinette7030]

I have 8 siblings and we fight all the time but we all love each other. We would fight in one second then start laughing and making jokes the next.

[@lisamcdonald8835]

"Aren't you cold? You're not even wearing a jacket--can't you afford one?" ( Meanwhile, all she's wearing is a sweater.)

[@carolinegrimball3514]

I have 4 siblings but I am happy that I don't have this kind of relationship with any of them...It is sad to watch but I appreciate the fact that these sisters are trying to get reconnect...so many families have this experience...great performance from both actors...WELL DONE...

[@sistersofnigeria2072]

You must have had self-aware parents that didn't chalk it up to "sibling rivalry" and actually taught you and your siblings how to treat one another. That's so important, kids need to be taught EVERYTHING! If that's the case kudos to your parents!

[@james5460]

"My Dinner With Andre" starring two feral cats clawing at each and swearing up a storm. Nice job by everyone.

[@hrbeta]

They both dislike themselves.

[@jdavis8631]

This had me in tears. I felt their pain and their sisterly love that was in taters. Such great actors!!!

[@nicolecarnevale3226]

Same. But narcissistic siblings NEVVER apologize…

[@deeprollingriver5820]

We are more forgiving and kind to a stranger than to our own family.

[@eddietucker3334]

Couple of terrific actresses here. Such a pleasure. Slice-of-life script is just amazing.

[@ishaarai]

I don't even have a sister, and I am crying here like a 5-year-old lost a toy.

[@krosebourne]

Thanks for the affirmation!

[@ishaarai]

@@krosebourne It's rare to see such raw talent. Thank you for touching the deepest corners, though we are aware of this screen ahead of us, we get lost ♥️

[@marytilden1461]

oh my gosh- I relate to this! I don't have a sister either, but this script struck me to my core when I first read it. Thank you for watching.

[@ishaarai]

@@marytilden1461 always a pleasure to come across something which will remain etched. Thank you for the brilliant portrayal!

[@deborahsiahaan9261]

Same here 😭😭😭😭😭

[@Gia_Mc_Fia]

This short had me gripped the whole way through and the awkwardness was seamless! I felt like I was there. Great acting and amazing dialogue. Thanks for sharing this.

[@vivverz3810]

This is sibling love, we love each other, we hate each other, we don't like each other, but we love them, but, if anyone messes with one of my siblings, I'm ready to kick ass, I totally relate to this story.

[@veroniquetyszko5487]

The palpable tension and reality of imbalanced favorability between siblings.

[@chabelitapitufina1342]

As a mother of 6 (3 girls and 3 boys) this conversation made me think of what their dynamics will be once I'm long gone. It was difficult to watch but definitely worth putting on film!!

[@robertjackson3819]

That was tough to sit through. At the same time, I couldn't stop eavesdropping. And did anyone else keep switching sides? Wow. Well done, people.

[@Jpmhorn]

What a performance! Katherine did an excellent job of "Holding it together" as Colleen until Eleanor crossed too many lines. You could actually see the pressure building inside until it finally burst out. Likewise, Mary was relentless as Eleanor until said crossing of lines. Watching her deflate so that the sisters could communicate on the same grounds was, in a strange way, a relief. Yes, they're angry, hurt, and frustrated with each other, but in the end, they do want each other in their lives. Maybe not every day, but at least a bit. Bravo!

[@aroundandround]

8:45 It’s no fun continuing to attack your love-hate person when they start crying.

[@Turbonilla]

it happens all the time between siblings. I know and I'm not even "estranged"

[@MarlaCalandra]

So natural and they played off each other so well! The topic of discussion was so much like real life-I almost forgot these girls were acting!! I was glued to their every word! FABULOUS JOB!!

[@thejacquelinerowland]

The actresses did such a great job that throughout the whole argument I was annoyed lmao

[@MyMusicHarbourage]

This kinda reminds me of my meeting with my dad couple of years ago after him and mom broke up. We scheduled to meet at a diner at downtown NY and when he showed up, I couldn't but unleash myself on him--and so did he on me. It was just so much pain and anguish we had stored in ourselves following the divorce that not even an honest and humble family reunion could fix anything. Dad passed away earlier this year to COVID. RIP, dad. I wasn't maybe the best son to you but maybe deep inside you always tried your best, but I never knew.

[@spicybrown75]

Oh....did you get to have better conversation after the diner b4 he passed?

[@MyMusicHarbourage]

@@spicybrown75 Unfortunately, it's actually the opposite. I never even answered his calls following that day. Looking back, this all really stabs me deep. I hope he found peace at last. Thanks for your kind words too!

[@spicybrown75]

@@MyMusicHarbourage I hope you medidate and move forward and try to have good relationship with your dear ones. That's all one can do... work on better future outcome 😊

[@MyMusicHarbourage]

@@spicybrown75 You really brought me to tears! Thank you once again for your kindness and generosity. God bless you.

[@ioankibble8866]

@@MyMusicHarbourage im sorry bro

[@leahraidt4625]

This is the best short film I have ever seen. Some real up and coming artists involved here.

[@allistercooper8765]

Sometimes, no one can hurt you like your own family. Heaven spare us.

[@Spacejockey426]

Wow, that was great! Solid writing and performances... It pulls you in right from the start and doesn't let go.

[@The482075]

It was really sad. They both seem like nice people who are both struggling with some serious baggage. They both do the hard thing of talking it out and remind each other that despite the pain, they still love each other.

[@almaguapa-sailboatliveaboa440]

They both are deeply f'ed up as they at turns attacked each other and emotionally reacted. They are however at (hopefully) a new starting point as both resolved the conversation by saying "I love u...".

[@lauriejoneswilson5925]

Really good short. Loved the writing, the actors, and the cinematography was wonderful. Brings back memories of some of the things my brother and I had conflicts about. Luckily now we have a great relationship. Well done to the whole team who brought this short to life.

[@rosewood3294]

I honestly can't take sides. I love that the writers make these two characters flawed. Their interaction reminds me of my conversations with my siblings minus the “ I love you” part.

[@Cartier_specialist]

Pretty good short movie. Good performances by both primary actresses.

[@krosebourne]

thank you!!

[@wanderingfree149]

Ahhhhhh the remeinence of siblings being raised by a narcassistic mother. Mert the golden child and the scapegoat child

[@yusefendure]

That really hit home. It was great to see such a well-written tale of sibling conflict. Hats off to everyone involved.

[@sadrevolution]

Ugh. I got sober in my late teens, circumstances preceding which were complicated. Watching this, it hit me how naïve I was and entitled to my family's forgiveness. In fairness, that was maybe reasonable when it came to my parents (given the complicated circumstances eluded to above), but my poor sister... It's crazy that the steps send us out to do this with people we hurt FOR OURSELVES AND OUR SOBRIETY when the best thing for them might be to cut us off/not have contact with us, and not necessarily for big traumas, but just because of how still manipulative/toxic/without self-awareness we are when we are newly sober.

[@MisterG2323]

A lovely piece, beautifully acted (and directed, shot and editted), that leaves me wanting much more. Kudos!

[@marystar6021]

I was completely captivated. I think this short film has the makings for a series, so long as the same actresses star in it.

[@wwehht]

Awesome ending! I almost clicked away because the conversation made me so uncomfortable, but I’m glad I didn’t.

[@billfinn4030]

Realistic and well done, great actors! Thanks

[@NicoleSchumacher20]

Incredible performances by both primary characters! Love it!

[@krosebourne]

Thanks Nicole!

[@jvl975]

That was deep... congratulations to everyone envolved!!

[@helenfierro5091]

aww I was hoping they would hug it out at the end loved this mini movie

[@KPrimeau1]

Symbolism of the half/half in the beginning and the pouring of the coffee at the end is spot on.....!

[@katherineduffy3445]

So excellent! Really love the main actresses! Can't wait to see them in other things!!

[@aroundandround]

10:24 “I’m f$#%ing starving. Are you starving?” I always find it funny when one asks someone else if they are starving. Most hyperboles work well only in the first person, e.g., “Lol rofl I’m dying; are you dying?” would sound weird, no? Or “I feel utterly clueless; are you clueless?”.

[@joyceannsolario]

I can sooo relate... family sometimes say stuff that can hurt but they just got so used to being mean that they don't realize we avoid meet ups because of this. I probably make comments that affect them too

[@MondoBeno]

Narcissistic relatives can drive you crazy.

[@faridehnaghsh]

Come to the point to admitting all your mistakes, needs a lot of courage.

[@lunacatfish]

Wow, this is so real and so well-acted. Thank you.

[@bockgirl]

Extremely well acted. Extremely well directed. Loved it.

[@amuthaoly1590]

The lady in the green sweater was remarkably composed. i do not think that i would have the tolerance and patience for the way that she was being spoken to. She has demonstrated that the art of persuasion, to convince a hardened person to say the three hardest words, is through unfaltering love. For most of us, it is about social justice, that individuals whom have threatened to harm innocents, should be dealt with as harshly. However, to turn the other cheek, as this lady shows, has produced the results that she had wanted. Whereas if she had dealt her sister with an equal dose of medicine, she would have gotten up to leave.

[@williammoses6460]

We didn’t get our hearts broken only once and we cannot mend them in one sitting. And-sit we must. Shout out to Bill W.

[@marikuh]

It was clearly an awkward situation for both of them. To me it feels like the red haired really wanted to genuinely apologize . Whilst the other one kept interrupting her. Yeah she was the hurt one ,I see that. But she's still sticked to the image she has of her from the past,always accusing her for her way of thinking in a very annoyed tone. I am glad deep inside they know that they love each other.

[@yoso5934]

Great wait to start apologizing by criticizing someone before they can have a seat & making them defensive. Let’s remember who was the addict & still buddies with a toxic mother. It took 5 seconds to see why they were estranged 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@daimonmarioperez9501]

As real as two siblings can get.. 👏 Bravo performance .

[@f5mando]

I really enjoyed this. Great sibling relationship scene at a milestone for both of them.

[@lorichaudhry7290]

Excellent delivery of everything Sisterly. I loved this as a Sista, Mama, Daughter and Friend. You can build from love. 💛👍🏻🥰

[@KatyaStrigina]

Loved it. Hits home. Acting is so good.

[@matthanneman7511]

I liked this one. An actual, conversation.

[@caseylynn34]

I'm in tears. My sister doesn't love me anymore.

[@WolfangCerberus]

When the guy came in towards the end, I thought he was gonna see Colleen and Eleanor comforting each other and start being homophobic accusing them of being lesbians. I’m glad it didn’t go down that route. This is a touching story between two sisters which I’m sure a lot of people could relate to.

[@Fido-vm9zi]

You, you, you. Point a finger-there is four pointing back at you.

[@sarahr3813]

Isn’t this movie a metaphor describing the emotions a person is going through while doing introspection? Two sisters representing two sides of a global personality (the family) : the perfectionist one and the casual/carefree one. Two opposite forces that we have to love and accept as a whole.

[@krosebourne]

"have to love and accept as a whole... I love that!

[@cahidijoyoraharjo7833]

It can be about that. But I prefer to think it's about siblings problem.

[@daniwieder7419]

I really like this interpretation!!

[@joemorris8556]

No.

[@mituprasad7452]

OMG... SUCH an immaculate storyline, performance, set up... Oohhh every small detail... Fcuking awesome 😉😍😍

[@Lukearthwalker]

This is the conversation I wish I could have with my brother.

[@Bopperann]

That waitress was just listening to the drama

[@lalareeves1941]

Omeleto makes such great short films! This is another one that I wished would've been a whole movie it's that good! 👏👏👏👍

[@goulash64]

I knew this was Chicago right away. Love their many, many diners. Nice short that hits way too close to home. I have 3 sisters.

[@Godisfirst21]

The waitress doesn't come for over 11 minutes and the a guy walks in and she pours him a coffee within seconds. Loved the story.

[@boopehno1.745]

Shut up

[@Godisfirst21]

@@boopehno1.745 IMPOSSIBLE!

[@shirleynorman8150]

Kudos to the waitress for not interferring. Had she chimed in with "Can I take your order?"... would have ruined everything. Sooo good!!!

[@happybkwrm]

Would YOU go near that table?

[@kevinm8230]

Excellent Acting! A realistic look at the dysfunctional times we live in. I liked the song at the end too!

[@titsarmageddon]

I love all these short dramas and comedy dramas

[@bobbierobinson6269]

No one will ever know you like your siblings will.

[@ajisenramen888]

Loved this. So well crafted from the set to the acting to the sound and soundtrack. ❤️❤️❤️👍

[@BlackRiverBay]

This is an excellent short.

[@FIBROMOM]

Can't pick your family!! But friends are family you choose 💜💜💜 great film🎬 👏👏👏

[@bakhtiyorakramjonov7606]

we dont know anything about these character and what happend to them but it is still good

[@vergeleusebio3873]

Great actors.I felt I would like to know them as well as well as their moms. The word “love “ here is real, human, and healing even if the fights will continue in the future. You always can choose to remember your sibling as your best buddy, even if years or even death has temporarily separated you.

[@cahidijoyoraharjo7833]

It's only three minutes in and it's already super intense!

[@cahidijoyoraharjo7833]

@Gold Rose Yeah, it proves that even when we're at each other's throat, siblings can still love each other. Deep down.

[@micheleloya]

wow, that was Flawless, made me tear up. Thank you!

[@boopmybutthole3616]

Gave me a Shameless tv series family moment vibe. Love it.

[@leahraidt4625]

like shameless, it was shot in chicago. you get that real, gritty vibe.

[@lamario295]

They're awfully loud in that quiet ass diner

[@danneperry]

Aye Chicago!!! (773 zip code) I’m kind of glad Colleen never explained what exactly traumatized Eleanor.

[@jeffffro7674]

Yeah, you have no idea how true what you said is my friend!!!!! You really don't want to know......

[@novacorps2468]

She kinda did. She mentioned her drug abuse, eating disorder and the power dynamic between her mother and Eleanor.

[@hritwikchakraborty5602]

This is such a beautiful piece of work.

[@easttxskimo]

Well written and well played....love the soundtrack

[@micheleogle6036]

She is so not over it. 🥲

[@yoso5934]

Someone I don’t love or even like: I love you & miss you Me: Thanks ??!

[@pandulce4447]

I feel I could literally just rewrite this to be about a person talking to their depression and it would still be the same video

[@philblane5752]

An apology would go a long way for me. And an 'I love you' would take it the rest of the way. It's that simple; and the odds of that happening.....

[@heatherfrancis3119]

Brilliant from beginning to end!