GeorgiaRai

I lol'd every time someone referred to Allison's ADU-wannabe as a "container". Nothing was uglier than that.

This link says specifically "Janelle recalled texting her son 'all day long' while traveling back to Flagstaff, Ariz., after relocating to North Carolina", and I've read similar comments in different articles. Janelle Brown Details Final Hours Of course, it's highly possible they're all wrong. Wouldn't be the first time.

If Janelle was traveling from NC on Garrison's last day, maybe she hadn't made it all the way home? I don't see anywhere that says whether she was driving or flying, or when she actually got there. My guess would be either she felt Gabe could get there faster than she could from wherever she was OR she thought Garrison might be more receptive to a visit from his brothers (if he'd simply been hungover, as suspected.)

I should re-watch and pay closer attention, but how did Corey overbake his cake so much that it became hard and cookie-like? Was he aware of the texture when he assembled it? Did he attempt a re-do or fix? He seemed to have a spare moment to admire his work at the end, so apparently it wasn't a time management issue. I'm glad Lisa was able to salvage her bake. I was surprised at how well she recovered - I thought her final product looked & sounded great.

I will watch. I will cry. I will support Janelle's decisions on how she handles this - no conditions, no expectations. I've been blessed to have never experienced a loss like hers; how she expresses it publicly is not something I'm inclined to judge, much less condemn.

I liked this series. They did lay it on a little too thick with the competition/trash-talking angle, but I enjoyed watching the remodels and the occasional glimpse of the seemingly genuine relationship between C, T & H. Tarek did seem a little ... buzzed? hyped? extra? I wouldn't mind a bit if they all toned it down just a smidge.

Another one here who enjoyed Return to Office! Janel Parrish is so good - and I'm not familiar with Scott Michael Foster but they worked really well together. The story line was predicatable but not boring, with lots of cute moments. My rating: 👍👍

You've heard of secondhand embarrassment? Well, An Unexpected Valentine gave me secondhand time anxiety! I could not get over them putzing around the store, making pizza, baking cookies, etc. all while they (a) were double-parked, and (b) had big events starting at a specific time. I assume this is a "me" problem and the movie is not at fault, but it bothered me nonetheless. I appreciated the relatively fresh storyline, and I liked Lacey and Robert together but not as much as Lacey with Kristoffer (The Christmas Quest) and Robert with Amy (Twas the Date Before Christmas).

It all may be equally fake, but I appreciated what seemed like an authentic moment between Christina & Tarek. I hope they cut down on the scripted smack talk. I think they're all on good terms now, so maybe they'll make the show a friendly competition (not a rivalry) focused on the building/design aspects.

Janelle & Maddie posted last week on Instagram that some grading has started at Taeda Farms, creating a spot for a garden, chicken coop & their "future home". "Clearing the Dream"

^ lol - I am the opposite in that I despise the obligatory kissing scenes, especially ones described as "steamy" or having "chemistry". Fake kissing by actors is just not enjoyable to watch for me. I look away. Literally. If the actors have convinced me throughout the movie that they like each other, I'm good; no need to seal it with a kiss, passionate or otherwise.

Ok, so she wasn't on her way to the airport? Her outfit change from boots, pants and a jacket to a flowy dress is what threw me. I generally like Julie and Juan Pablo, and liked them together. I thought the story was interesting (even if far-fetched); nice that there wasn't a breakup or ex-partner drama.

Can someone explain the ending of My Argentine Heart to me? I missed something because one minute she's in the car leaving, then he meets her at the waterfall. What happened in between?

I laughed out loud at Kody running around the yard and jumping up to reach the ladder so he could get to choppin'. He looked like a little troll filled with maniacal glee as if a billy goat was about to cross his bridge.

I'm in the "real accident followed by reenactment" camp. I think everyone probably rushed to Robyn to check on her. She realized she was ok, and slowly picked herself up, removed her helmet, etc. I think she (hopefully) went to urgent care, then home to rest. In the interim, I bet Kody realized he caused this which was why he wanted to minimize any possible injury, and also why he berated rather than comforted her. I took her "yelling" comment to mean he was being critical and harsh (even if his voice wasn't raised) but there also could've been actual "yelling" at the time of the accident that Robyn referenced but Kody didn't want to acknowledge. I just don't think they had their "Deep Conversation" right after Robyn had the wind knocked out of her in a frightening accident. Plus, her hair looked nice - not like helmet hair. (Which makes me wonder, as someone else mentioned, why does she style it so differently - in a bad way - for her taking heads?)