LittleIggy

California: Another small, run of the mill house in California that cost over a half million bucks before renovation. What was wrong with the cabinets in the kitchen? They could have saved a lot of money if they had kept them. I didn’t have a problem with the countertops either. They need to get one of those fences Jackson Galaxy has shown on his show. It has an overhang that keeps cats from getting over the fence. I have a couple of big (indoor) cats and they can still jump high.

Poor horse. ?I can’t get through an episode without crying. Dr. Pol was cute with the little children. When the little girl said she wanted to work with him one day, he said “You better grow up fast.” The boy with the tiny puppy in his jacket was cute too. OMG, the dogs with the porcupine quills! ? That was the worst I had seen on any of the vet shows. The farm life isn’t good on the complexion, is it? The poor horse’s owner had the deepest wrinkles on her neck.

Watched the pilot. Didn’t laugh. Buh-bye.

How did that couple afford two houses (Nashville and Pittsburgh area)?

NY to Amsterdam: Honey that wasn’t an extra bedroom! That was a closet! ?They would have been nuts not to pick that spacious apartment with the killer view plus a bathroom with a tub and a shower. Husband was right: if they have guests, they’ll figure it out.

Tasmania: I thought Charlie was adorable. Glad he got a job. That kitchen was awful.

Both the Boston area and Cleveland couples were going to wait on big renovations. A refreshing change from “We have to immediately gut this kitchen!” Clearwater, FL: They picked the house I liked the best. The guest house was neat. Bet one of the daughters will move in there.

I understand that. I’m just saying which I would pick. BTW, I’ve never seen a dog leash like that. It appeared to go around the dog’s front legs.

I can boil water and make al dente pasta, and I can do really good scrambled eggs. Besides that, I’m not much of a cook so could someone clue me in to why the preference for gas stoves? The first house was my favorite too.

Texas to Belgium: OMG! I want to live in the house next to the kawaii animal farm! ? I squeed when I saw the Pygmy goats and the bunnies, then the potbellied pig, then the cats, then the miniature horse! ? Why didn’t they say the hubby was in the military to start with? The wife did drive me crazy with her babies rabies. BTW, thanks HHI for another real estate agent hottie! ?

OMG! Her braces with the rubber bands were such a distraction. I kept focusing at her mouth! ITA, I didn’t think they made those kind anymore. Wonder if she had to wear one of those head gear things at night? Boston area: It was refreshing that the couple said that the kitchen was functional even though the husband didn’t like it. They were going to eventually reno it. I’m sick of HHs who say a place isn’t move in ready just because they don’t like the cabinets or tile in the kitchen or whatever.

They make luggage carts that can handle stairs now. Reno to Buenos Aires: That HH was annoying. I liked the first studio better than the one she picked. It was lighter and a bit more spacious.

Riga to Vienna: The real estate agent was HOT! Those Paul Newman blue eyes. Yowzaa! ? I liked the third apartment. Hubby could have used the stair exercise.

Dr. K got stuck by the tusk. The staff should act more concerned since she’s the boss! ?

Huel is thinner than he was on BB, isn’t he? I enjoyed the episode. It was fun seeing the emergence of the Saul Goodman (‘s all good, man) moniker. Yeah, Mike likes the German engineer. So do I. Those German boys need some frauleins! Get Don Hector his bell! BTW, that Burl Ives cover of “Big Rock Candy Mountain” is sanitized compared to the one on the “O, Brother Where Art Thou?” soundtrack. That one has lyrics about “little streams of alcohol come trickling down the rocks” and “lakes of stew and of whiskey, too.” Oh, and “where they hung the jerk who invented work”! ?Now, that was a hobo paradise!

I thought they said he was an attorney. Guess I misheard. I kept wondering about that when he kept mentioning a workspace. Can’t motorcycles be towed on a trailer?

Poor tortoise. ? I cried too. That was one grouchy pig! Those tusks were scary!

Hiding Benji’s phone in the ceiling was not a good idea. Wonder what Joe did with his ex’s body? ?

That kitten’s leg looked as if it had been through a mangle. It really didn’t look salvageable minus (possibly) a great deal of expense. I call baby goats “gamboling addicts.” Love Doc’s “farm baby” segments. You can tell he loves them too!

Maybe I’m mistaken, but I thought that when they showed the apartment from the inside that the were some curtains albeit thin ones. Maybe Joe was imagining being able to see them having sex like that. I will definitely keep watching this show.

And they have three little kids! Keep the Swiffer handy!

I loved Charlie the foster dad cat. What a sweet fella! What are those air blowing things called? I need to get one because my cat Sigurd jumps up on my tiny kitchen counter. Drives me nuts.

New Jersey: Nice couple. I liked the renovation except for the dark floors. I can understand them wanting to match the woodwork, but it was too dark for my taste. And another white kitchen...

To the guy whose gorgeous dog was always getting loose and running up to the clinic: It’s called a fence! Get one! ? Loved how the newly three-legged kitten was running around like a pro (like Tater!). I want to visit the baby goat nursery room. ?

Lisbon: Yay! The kids get to go to school. The dad seemed nice. I found the mother annoying. The kids are in school and it appears you and your husband have to work so sightseeing will be on the weekends. You don’t need to live in the city center. Glad they picked the apartment they did. Wonder why her heritage is more important than his. I wonder if the wife didn’t speak much Portuguese since we didn’t see her showing off her language skills.