Lisa418722

I prefer standard time year-round. I don't need it light until 9:00 at night; I prefer having light in the morning to help wake me up. Also, my condo is on the west side, so during the summer, it feels like it never cools off. At least if the sun went down an hour earlier in the summer, my condo might start to cool off before going to bed. I work for a law firm that is open on Black Friday. I remember being incredulous when I discovered the very few holidays we get (and if the holiday is on the weekend, we don't get the Friday before or Monday after).

I moved to the Atlanta area in the early 2000s and one day I was driving around and saw a plaque that mentioned Leo Frank's lynching.

Hallmark should have created a Christmas 24/7 year-round channel rather than Hallmark Drama/Family. Some people love Christmas 365 days a year. I like Christmas movies, but not 365 days a year. I like to be able to start seeing Christmas movies after Thanksgiving, but Hallmark could at least start them after Halloween.

While watching it, I felt like this family is not interesting enough on their own to carry a show. I also kept asking myself "What is wrong with you to keep watching this?" Moriah, WHO CARES!!! I kept watching hoping to find out the truth as to what happened, but "we talked for four hours and he explained everything" is not what I was looking for (and maybe there was more said during the time when I zoned out). From the rumors you were involved with a married man and from the sound of it, you seem to be willing to go back with him. I hope not, because, as the old saying goes, if he cheats with you, he'll cheat on you. Ethan, don't listen to Kim, you do not sing like Johnny Cash. Johnny Cash could hold a tune. I will admit between you and Moriah you sing better, but that bar is in the lowest part of hell. I cannot sing, I don't even sing in church. I will only sing if I'm by myself. Also, don't go to a bar to meet a girl. Go to a megachurch and find someone who is maybe in college, but doesn't work. She still lives with her parents. This is the kind of girl (not woman) you need. I wonder if those people sitting there at the concert were given free food and drinks (including alcohol) to keep them sitting there. I know TLC will renew the show, but they really need to do something about the family singing.

Matt was sitting there wondering what Katie has gotten them into being on this show. It looks like Eddie is realizing Tamra has her own problems with alcohol. They've been married longer than I thought they would make it, but after this episode, I wonder how long they will remain married. ARCHIE!!! At least Shannon has a decent guy in her bed now.

Years ago (before social media) I had a family member complete suicide and the family found out what kind of "friends" we really had. Some people did not judge and others told us this person was going to be going to hell. I always felt like telling those people to be grateful they never felt like they had reached a point in their life, they didn't want to continue living. If K or R said anything like that or that they believed suicide was murder (and I really hope they didn't), that shows their true colors.

No, you're not. I still use DVDs and I refuse to get rid of the ones I have. A couple of years ago because of a cut line in my neighborhood, I didn't have cable or internet. I did have electricity and a DVD player so I watched DVDs at night until I got sleepy.

Yeah, I'm sitting this season out. If the producers think this makes some viewers more likely to tune in, because of the drama of cheating and couple-swapping, I've got news for them.

For anyone who watched Little House on the Prairie back in the day. The episode where Willie gets married and Harriet says she isn't going to go, but she does, wearing black including a black veil, and crying the entire wedding. That is the image I have for Jill (other than saying she isn't going to show up).

That was for a TV show and Jessa had to prove how modest she was. Now that they don't have a TV and it wasn't filmed for another show, the modesty standards are no longer as important.

I read too many mysteries and watch too much true crime. My first thought when seeing this picture was it looked like someone was stabbed.

I remember in the beginning it seemed like Chad was a good guy, but a good guy would get a job and (gasp) a mortgage if it would help his family have a house. Instead, it seems they have other people that will catch them before they fall. I do not agree with them even moving in with Jane and Bill. Six kids would not be good for Jane's mental health considering how overwhelmed she gets when too many of the grandkids show up (which is 100% understandable), and IMO it would be detrimental to Bill and his dementia. Not to sound like a three-year, but it wouldn't be fair to the other grandchildren if Bill and Jane deeded Erin and Chad some land to build a house on. Who knows, maybe they will head to Oklahoma (is that where Chad's family is from?) and find someone else to let them rent a house again.

When ER started, I was working a 2nd shift job and had a radio with the local TV channels. You could hear them, but not see them. Listening only, Doug seemed like a jerk a lot of time, but when I started watching it I could see how Doug came across as charming his way into getting what he wanted. Now when I rewatch I see what I heard in season one. Also on rewatch, I like Kerry more than I did the first time. I guess now I'm in my own "I don't want to put up with other's bull" time of life. But like others said above, the writing didn't do her any favors. Sometimes I think Laura Innes was one of the best actors on the show because of how quickly the writing for Kerry changed.

I just had an image of them standing in the grocery store line and how some people might say "hi" or "cute kids" Nathan and Nurie would never say hi back or say thanks. They would say, "Do YOU know Jesus Christ and the fact HE died for you???"

I think if Jessa and Ben had been able to date and act like normal teenagers, they never would have married. But courtship with siblings hanging around meant they never had a chance to get to know each other until it was too late.