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That picture of him walking alone down that dirt road is very sad. Thoughts and prayers for him and his family. I hope everything turns out okay for them.

Yup. I was thinking the same thing. Bella's paintings...MAYBE...for $5 or $10 at a flea market. I don't think they could give the rest away. I'm afraid to ask what this is: http://theutopiapioneers.com/collections/jewelry/products/aurora-artist-hex And just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water: according to jokers Bri wants to set an age limit for the Halloween party so "it's all college kids and not '50-year-olds there to look at pumpkins.' " Can this girl get any more lovable?

I think I'd rather find out that I have an impacted wisdom tooth.

From the fake smile and the blood vessel in her forehead that looks like it's about to burst toward the end of the conversation, I'd say it's the latter. But either way, when the Topes see Cal coming and he looks like he's in the mood to talk they might want to try doing this:

So he accepts the drink because it was important to the guy but he sends his mom's gift back? I guess these are Cal's lofty principles in action. What a POS.

The great chef should stick to what he knows best -- frozen. I'm sure their grocery supplier carries Sara Lee. Frozen pound cake should go well with the frozen pizzas he's probably going to serve as the wedding dinner.

For anyone who's interested in seeing it, the video of the "prank" is at Utopia Madness. http://www.utopiamadness.com/2014/10/practical-jokes-in-utopia.html I fast-forwarded through most of it, for obvious reasons, but I saw enough that I'm convinced that this show isn't Utopia but Utopia Jr. and all of the people on it are ten years old.

"Without safety, there's no harmony. Without harmony, there's no Utopia." -- Cal I wonder if they're going to let him in on Operation Rattle.

Huh? She was sad the calf was taken away from its mom but she's okay with possibly leaving her own children for a year?