The Last Few Years When You Lose Your Mother at 93

Harvey and Kenneth Kubrick have kind of been in Alta Cocker daycare when my dad made it to 92 and a half. My parents started in 1947 to 1952 owning a dry cleaner in downtown LA where laundry was 15 cents a pound. But what I'm saying is the last few years when you have a widowed mother at 93, all hands on deck. Still, it's a daily check in. It's babysitting.