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Josie and Kelton: They Have Employable Skills
BetyBee replied to PrincessPurrsALot's topic in Bringing Up Bates
I may be jaded, but I think Gil and Kelly's values are fluid, and I doubt that they care about what their daughters wear, at least when they're gestating. -
Northern Exposure - General Discussion
BetyBee replied to Meredith Quill's topic in Northern Exposure
That sounds good to me! We're only just starting Season 2 and only watch one episode at a time. I'm old, so I saw most of these episodes many years ago. I'm not certain that I watched it all the way through back then, though. It's a relaxing show to watch. -
Is anyone here familiar with Dr. Ramani Durvasula? She's an expert on narcissism and I'm finding her YT videos fascinating!
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My super control freak oldest sister (the executor of Mom's will and trust) is being impossible. I think she's making poor decisions. I don't really care about stuff or even inheritance that much, but she's doing everything in the slowest, most un-wise way imo and she keeps claiming that what she wants is "Mom's wishes". We haven't seen anything in writing and she keeps wanting to hold in person meetings, with her typed up agenda and wants to control what we can talk about. She also wants to exclude spouses from these meetings (except for hers). I think she's being ridiculous. I'm very unhappy. She put off the memorial for over a month, for example. It makes the good-bye that much harder.😢
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Amy probably thinks we would all benefit from HER parenting tips. She and King Pickle are raising a holy terror.
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Carlin and Evan: But Mostly Carlin!
BetyBee replied to PrincessPurrsALot's topic in Bringing Up Bates
These 2 spend entirely too much time together, as it is. I can't imagine what they are hoping to achieve on this marriage retreat. C&E may be hoping to impart marital advice to the other couples! 🤮 I'm sure the other people in attendance work for a living and lead their lives as adults. -
I love this story! How old are the grandboys? Sounds like you have a really fun rapport with them!
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Josie and Kelton: They Have Employable Skills
BetyBee replied to PrincessPurrsALot's topic in Bringing Up Bates
Did Kelton's dad remarry? In the olden days, that baby may have been farmed out, or Dad would remarry pretty quickly. -
Josie and Kelton: They Have Employable Skills
BetyBee replied to PrincessPurrsALot's topic in Bringing Up Bates
Can someone refresh my memory? I know Kelton's mom died in childbirth. Did the baby live? How old was Kelton at the time? That's a terrible loss for the family. I can't even imagine! I wish he had gotten counseling, so Josie could make her own decisions regarding pain management. It's her body! -
I'm sorry that is happening to you. I pay 99cents a month for extra storage. I made a couple of albums and then tried to delete the pics in my regular library. Nope! It would delete them in both places, which I don't think is fair. I should probably just print the ones I like that are in my iPhone albums and then go ahead and delete. I have way too many pics on my phone!
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It appears from looking at various sites, that many people are happy with the finale and eagerly anticipating Season 5. I feel differently. I really don't like Miles, Sam and the rest of the renegade crew. I was disappointed that Aleida repeated Margo's pattern of disloyalty to authority. I thought it was foolish of her to take part in Margo and Sergei's secret meetings and communications, that it put her and her family at risk from the KGB. I guess the writers found a workaround that Aleida was looking out for NASA and space exploration, but I personally could not have gone the deceptive route to deprive Earth of this valuable asset. I have disliked Ed for quite some time, so I can't see him as a hero. I do understand that our own history and that of most countries, involves exploitation and that workers rights have been hard fought battles for a better life for....well, for all mankind! I don't know what to make of Dev's motivations. Surely he is after money and power and will achieve them by whatever means. Because the show chooses to cover years and years, the original attractive, young heroes have become old, grizzled and cantankerous. That's fine, but they failed to flesh out the younger characters. I think that's why Ed, Dani and Margo continue to carry the storylines. By 2012, they will all either be very old or dead. I hope the show can come back with a season 5 of interesting new characters, but I'm not holding my breath. I felt let down by this finale. I understand that many people feel excited and engaged by it. I just feel disappointed.
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It would also give her more time to devote to Prince Rhett!
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Jessa's got a video up of the kids opening Christmas gifts. The kids do wait patiently as each child opens a gift. Fern got so much baby doll stuff, but maybe that's by design to keep her from constantly hanging all over George. I've seen many toddlers do this, so it's not unusual behavior, but he is a newborn. It seems like the boys get pretty much the same gifts - pocket knives, wallets, legos and watches. Spurgeon seems a little bored to me. Henry is a really good big brother, who likes to help put things together for Fern. I didn't see the parents open any gifts. Then they played in the snow, which can't begin to compare with what we're getting hit with today!