Anela

I googled, but can only find the video preview, that looks like Serena meeting Luke in Canada (I haven't watched this latest episode, so I don't know). It didn't look like DC, unless Luke travelled there with the baby. Not at all surprised that they try to hurt June again. I've just seen something from Moss, saying that the middle of the season is a huge game-changer, and that she gets to do more with the character.

Oh, I laughed at the thought of auto-correct switching it to banknote. It keeps getting me that way.

I think it's great if someone thinks they're the hottest thing around, even if they aren't model-gorgeous. More power to them!

WHAT??? This is seriously too much.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-48580177?ns_mchannel=social&ns_source=twitter&ns_campaign=bbcnews&ocid=socialflow_twitter

Not all of them. 🙂 Usually the shallow ones.

Most of the commenters were sure their opponent would win.

I haven't seen the movie, and don't really care if they're really in love, but it is a shitty thing to do to ones' partner. The acting all gooey, to sell a movie. Even if they ARE in love. Do the right thing, break it off, rather than rubbing her nose in it for over a year.

She has that younger "free spirit" thing that some men go for. This doesn't need to be a competition between them, though. Different men go for different kinds of women. I think Madeleine's ex took up with his new wife, because he thought she would be easier, "no work" - he doesn't know how to talk to anyone, and doesn't seem to want to. He wants others to do the hard part for him. His new wife has more depth to her, which he might not have been expecting. But I can't remember much about season one. I binged it over a couple of days, two years ago.

I can buy it, but not putting his anger on Emily.

I think it's a regular casual thing. I didn't notice any awkwardness that would be there with two people who have to see each other every day.

Right, she's having a perfectly sane response to all of it - especially her husband helping to create it all.

She reminds me of Richard's mother, in the Gilmore Girls. I don't know if you've watched that, but looking down on everyone, making snide remarks, exactly the same. I also think that she knew about her son's abusive behaviour, but that in her eyes, he could do no wrong.

It was okay, very cute, but I'm not big on romantic comedies anymore. I love Keanu, but his part also stretched on a bit too long. I do like that he was declared to be a douche, LOL, since he seems to be the complete opposite (and was willing to look like one). My favourite part was her naming it after the mother who was there for her, and taught her how to cook - also including the food she taught her to make.