mamadrama

If it's at night then I turn on the hall light and turn off the bathroom light and puke in the dark. I don't even want to see it.

More than ever I think Larissa is Eric's best friend (not his beard because they're not even trying to pretend he's straight) and that he cares about her. I know she's not popular, but I felt sorry for her. I've had 13 surgeries over the past 2.5 years, and am gearing up for another one, and even though hers was elective I still felt for her recovery. Ugh. I'm glad Tammy left. Hope the door hit her in the ass on the way out. Syngin's SA seems so different from Ronald/Tiffany's SA. My feelings about Syngin and Tania have changed. I used to love him and think she was a shrew. Now I think they're both directionless slackers-she is just louder and more demanding. This won't get better. I only hope that they don't try to have a baby to "fix" things. Because they totally seem like the kind of people who would. Angela's mom makes me sad. I think it's sad to see anyone at the end of their life. She shouldn't have gone to Nigeria with her mom clearly so ill, but I hope she made it back before her mom passed.

So the other day the kids and I got our a package of Saltines that we've had here for a year, maybe 2. Box had never been open, nor had the individual packages. They LOOKED fine, felt fine, but when we bit into them...*gag* They'd gone totally rancid. I knew Saltines could go bad, but not like that.

It was hard for me to watch this episode. Comparing John today to the Kenny Rogers John of the past was sad. I also suspect dementia. I don't think he can take care of himself.

Keith had the amazing ability to talk and talk without saying a single thing. I'm loving this series. It combines two of my biggest interests: cults and pyramid schemes.

As someone naturally endowed in that area I concur. Finding jeans that will cover my ass without leaving enough room in the waist for a spare tire is a struggle.

I've been saying that all along, and about Family Aseulu, too. Even if they're "acting", the fact they're willing to go along with it really says something.

Is Darcey's "sexy Bulgarian" wearing a wig?

"America wants to do a toast." FFS don't drag the rest of us into your ignorance.

I'm about 75% positive it was comped in return for exposure. Nobody paid for that surgery, except for perhaps future patients.

They have zero problems flounting their prejudice and ignorance.

There's not a bad place in Croatia. I prefer it over Italy (and Croatia's coliseum is more impressive). Hvar and Mljet are two of my favorite places. My first book was a travelogue I wrote about solo backpacking through the former Yugoslavia. We were supposed to homeschool the kids this year and do a 7-month trip back there, but my son got cancer and then COVID hit. Hopefully next year. I love it there.

They do it on Botched.

Andrei and Libby's extravaganza looks nice, but not $15,000 nice.

It was Angela's choice to go to Nigeria, but I can't help it; I still feel bad about her mom.

I had all my bottom teeth removed at the same time and they only kept me 30 minutes. I'd barely woken up by the time they released me. My husband carried me to the car.

I can't believe how things have changed in surgery. IMO they release you way too soon. I was released less than 24 hours after my brain surgery-and the surgery took 9 hours!

Tammy's mad because Aseulu got out of sending lots of money but she's still doing it.

Mother Aseulu is making me grind my teeth.

In Show World he does. In Real Life he doesn't. That's partly what's making this storyline so weird.

In a Moldovan wedding they do. The bride and groom's family members stand next to the bride and groom. They also have to make the sign of the cross the Orthodox way every time the couple does.

I feel the same way about Karine and Paul going to Brazil.

This Kalani stuff is going to be so anticlimactic. I'm preparing myself for disappointment.

I wish.

I'm loving it. I'd read all the articles and wanted the other docs, but the HBO series is great.