lottiedottie

Aw, Kynzie looks so cute. Am i the only one who doesn't believe Jana when she says "these are happy tears"?

I'm glad they talked a little about Derick's mom--it sounds like she was really sick right before the wedding :( Poor thing. I'm glad she is doing better.

They are probably going to rehash everything that was in last weeks episode (with the replay of the meeting in Nepal, the greeting Derickdillard at the airport, the proposal...) as if we haven't seen it shown in every god damn show since it happened.

Bet you $10 this episode starts out with Jill saying "I'm marrying Derickdillard" We should have made up a Jill's Wedding bingo sheet for everyone to play along tonight!

I'll bring the perm solution and rods! Anyone need me to do your hair?

YOU GUYS!!! Today is the day we've all been waiting for! Right? I mean, that's what the TLC commercials keep telling me, so it must be true. Just like frontal hugs cause pregnancy.

It. is. on!

That picture cracks me up every time I see it!

Especially if the money means he'll have a more flexible schedule and more time to do what he wants. I'm sure he thinks it would be neat and awesome to spend every waking moment with Jilly Muffin.

My mom was the same way! My son's science lessons for the first two months of school this year were food preservation. He learned how to smoke meat, but they also did canning and drying and other methods of preservation. This is how they studied chemistry. Pretty great way to learn it, if you ask me! I'm amazed at how little the Duggars seem to do that would not only benefit them nutritionally, but also educationally. And it would give them a practical life skill. They could have a seriously amazing garden between their land and manpower.

Is there a clip of that? Or can you tell me what episode it was? I've seen that incident referenced on the boards a few times but never saw the video of it.

They put a stupid headband on Josie that had fake little pigtails on it. Totally obnoxious!

The answer is *always* "However many God wants us to have".

The fact that the best word Jim Bob could come up with to describe Jill was "compliant" says everything we need to know about these people and what they value in a person. I can't remember which boy said it, but the other head scratcher was describing her as "useful". As for their engagement, that god damn song gets stuck in my head all the freaking time.

You guys! Praise Jesus and rejoice, for after the wedding episode, we will never, ever have to hear Jill say "I'm engaged to Derickdillard" again! I would do a happy dance, but I don't want to stir up any impure desires in anyone when there's no way to righteously deal with them.

Maybe it was to highlight the ridiculousness of it, and to make the Duggars uncomfortable. LOL I wonder if the Duggars are having a fit that TLC did that. Oh, the defrauding!

It's kind of odd that they would value celebrity over education as a means to provide.

The David/Priscilla wedding was just on. GOOD GRIEF. I sure hope that guy figured out how to kiss in a way that doesn't involve swallowing poor Prissy's entire face. That episode was so cringe worthy. Gross. That poor girl.

So they made the announcement? I thought it was going to be during the show (like a special thing during a commercial break). How anticlimactic.

I'm so glad I'm not religious, that's way too much shit to keep straight. I'll just keep on with my heathen ways!

What's that about?

After seeing the picture of Jill and Derickdillard on instagram, my money is on a twins announcement.

Most Community Colleges don't have very stringent entrance requirements. A pulse and a checkbook and they will let you in. Seriously though, CC's are ideal for people who need remedial work so it makes sense that Ben would go to one (and not have much difficulty getting in). He'd have to take placement tests for English and Math but that's about it. In fact, the CC I went to had 3 levels of sub-college level math. I think the first course was a basic math refresher. I wonder how Ben deals with all that mind-opening literature/English he has to take. Even if you end up getting a technical degree, it seems like even a basic English class is a requirement.

As a result, they must have a seriously warped idea of what it means to be a parent! They must think that all families pass off babies to older siblings for the daily care.

How is he going to get around the science part of that? :P