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Oh wow, that's terrible. Thank you for the summary.

I've gone back and read, but can't find any mention of the Philip situation. Could someone either point me to a post with a description or give me a summary?

I hope she is happy. It looks like the nicest Duggar wedding we've seen so far. No ice cream sundaes in a parking lot. I would love to know who asked and was turned down. Not to make of them, but I'm curious as to what type was attracted to her. A hungry for fame type, a widower with kids, someone even the Duggars would consider weird? I'm just curious.

As someone else put it, brown is...a choice. The latte theme is also...a choice. But I will say something nice. Heidi and her family all look lovely and are appropriately dressed. Whoever planned it took a lot of care to make it look nice and to make Heidi the star of the show (as she should be). The Rods look like ragamuffins. Even if Heidi moves back to Ohio with Tim, I hope her family is a bigger influence. I hope they decorate their marital home. If Tim can ever get the courage, maybe they'll move to be closer to hers someday.

She most likely studied ballet, tap, jazz, and modern dance for her major. Probably also did anatomy and physiology classes. Maybe classes for stage movement. So yes, she could teach dance, be a choreographer, perhaps a coach. There's also plenty of theater companies in Dallas, so after her DCC days are over, she might make a move into that world. She also has a background in pageants, so I could see her as some type of pageant coach, too.

I'll give her the benefit of the doubt. I look at instagram every day, but my last post was June of last year. I posted a story a couple of weeks ago, but before that, I can't remember. Maybe she's someone who just doesn't post much. If that's the case, I totally understand, but like man others, I like to lurk and see what people are up to. So I'm glad she's back :)

I also really enjoy this episode. I think this is when Mike is still wearing his tux and the reporter who's observing asks and Amy replies, "Well, it is a formal investigation."

For some reason, I feel like the Waltons was a TV show they were allowed to watch. Maybe that along with Andy Griffith? (Griffiths?) I don't know why, but I feel like they had tapes or something and I vaguely remember them talking about the Waltons.

I'm not a football fan, but I was really impressed with Beck's talent, ability, and drive. I never got the hype back when he was playing, but now I can see why. One thing I was curious about...several of his teammates interviewed, like Gary and Ole were around the same age as him. Did they retire before him, after, long after? In terms of length, how did his career compare to other players?

They also have slumber parties, which right now are covering the Secrets of Playboy, but they mentioned in the last one that they would be doing other topics since the season was coming to an end. They also do an advice column, which I mostly enjoy, but I wish they would prepare the questions and answers ahead of time instead of coming up with answers on the spot. There's also video versions of everything. This is the only Patreon I've ever joined, so I don't have anything else to compare it to. But I enjoy it and feel like there's a lot of content.

Still listening and I even joined their Patreon. They post tons of photos. I really enjoy it. There are some times when they go a little hard on Kendra, but she's not the focus and it's very informative. I've mentioned before that there are also times when they defend Kendra or point out the editing. I know they get criticism that this was a long time ago, why are they still talking about it, they need to move on, and so on. My feeling is E! and Playboy made a lot of money off them for so many years, so they might as well make some money off themselves now. And it seems like a very popular podcast, so good for them. The interest is clearly there.

I was catching up on this thread and just watched this. Interesting to see, now that we know the food shopping trips were likely paid by the show and not JB & M. I'm assuming the bikes were also paid for by the show. Maybe the Walmart trip, too? Did they say at some point, after they built the TTH that they didn't have a Christmas tree with of Jesus? This shows clearly that they did that tradition when the kids were young.

Well, my main take-away from this episode is that Stacey is mean. She seems very unkind. I also felt like she was making fun of Izzy a couple of times, but it wasn't in a gentle teasing sort of way. There was an undercurrent of meanness.

I felt like they looked appropriate together. They seemed like a good match physically. I know that's not what this show is meant to be about, but I feel like they match the other's attractiveness level. I agree, though, that she seemed like she was trying to convince herself that he looked fine.

It's a win for Germany.