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I may have misheard, but I thought the boy said his father died when he was 12, and I think he was 14 at the appointment with Dr. Lee.

Ring, ring. "Jer? This is Auj. Tell your mom she needs to pose with her mouth open like The Joker if she's going to post pictures on social media."

The first time my kid came home from school crying because someone called him "poopneck," I'd be on the hunt for another doctor. Her husband has only been gone 2 years, and she's already got another man (looks like he lives there). Focus on your kids, lady, not your genital needs.

My jaw dropped when Phil said, "If he called you after the show and said 'I love you,' what would you say?" "I'd tell him that I love him, too." And that whirring noise you hear is her late husband, spinning in his grave.

Which will be put to good use, thanks to the generator (with a full tank of fuel) which washed up yesterday!!!

George Foreman named all five of his sons "George." One of his daughters was named Georgetta.

I watch the game wardens in Maine on a TV show. They also are wary (even with guns) that an injured or sick animal can charge right at them. So it probably was best for the archer to wait, out of the line of sight of the moose. But it was sad to watch.

I don't think the shadowing "gift" was designed to make Amy work. Amy had expressed an interest in turning the farmhouse in a B&B after the kids were gone. With that in mind, Matt made reservations for them to stay at a B&B for their anniversary so she could see how a B&B is run. He had also arranged for the owner to spend some time with Amy answering her questions, etc. But then, as it turned out, the housekeeper didn't show up, so the owner had to talk to Amy while she was changing sheets, etc. Amy seemed surprised that the owner had to do that sort of thing, but the owner explained, "When the staff doesn't show up, it's my responsibility to do their job." Amy never mentioned the B&B again (as far as I can remember). I also have OCD, but it manifests itself in hyper-organization. I cannot stand clutter. Have you ever watched Marie Kondo on Netflix? She's awesome for organization and storage ideas. Hubby will even look at some of his older (tighter) clothes and ask, "Does this spark joy? No? Out with it!"

I thought it sounded more like a speech impediment. The producers apparently recognized that his speech wasn't clear, since they closed captioned some of what he said.

Those are fine as well. Living in Arizona, we have to travel in some direction. It just depends on where you want to go. I doubt we'll be going out of Galveston again, as we don't particularly want to go on the western Caribbean route again. North to Alaska!

As a cruise veteran, I can vouch for the fact that Galveston is a good port. Not as hectic as some of the larger ports, with good parking nearby. We cruised out of there to Cozumel, Roatan, and somewhere else I can't remember.

Lots of people in Arizona have second (summer) houses up in the mountains. So that's what "getaway" house means here. Just a place to get away. Personally, I think the smartest move Meri could make would be to REALLY use it in the manner you suggest. She needs to leave Flagstaff. All of her happy pictures are when she's away from the "fambly."

But you haven't seen it after Kody has strung lights!!!! (LOL)

Thank you for summarizing how I've felt. Maybe it's because Amy's personality mirrors that of She Who Gave Birth To Me, but I have NEVER really liked her. Matt seemed to try to think up birthday and anniversary gifts that he thought Amy would like (having her shadow a B&B owner over the weekend they spent there for their anniversary). Amy had mentioned that a B&B might be a good idea for the farm after the kids left. As soon as Amy saw the owner making beds, she asked her "Don't you have people who do that?" The owner said, "If the employees don't show up, the beds still need to be made." At that second, you could see that Amy (who we never saw make a bed in her own home) lost interest in the idea of the B&B. At one point, Matt was staying home and running the farm, but then said that Amy told him he needed to get back out on the road to earn more money. So there he was on his little scooter, moving through the airport. And this was not too long before his neck surgery. Is Matt perfect? Nope. But Amy seemed to be not very nice to him (and set an example for how their kids should interact with him). Hubby and I have been married almost 55 years. If one of us was in a wheelchair or on crutches (as each of us has been following injuries or surgery), the other one KEPT THE HOUSE PICKED UP to facilitate safe movement. Matt asked Amy to eliminate some of the clutter (especially in the living room/kitchen), and she snapped at him. He offered to hire a cleaning service, and she went ballistic. If I had to choose one of them to hang out with, I'd probably choose Matt.