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I don't know why they left out the part about the children that Amy's mother had with her first husband. Were we to think that she didn't have any children? Granted, it's not our business, but they made such a big deal about the abuse she suffered; were those children not abused, even when abandoned by their mother? All that was needed would be one sentence of 'explanation.'

But still, they could have at least mentioned Joe Jr, with a plausible reason why he couldn't be there. Sheesh! As for his mother - she thinks enough of Joe to give their son his (first) name, but not enough to let them know each other?

For at least the past few seasons I have thought that Frank was deliberately trying to look like T. Roosevelt.

I had a dog who loved to hold the leash in his mouth, while I was also holding it. Then one day I noticed we were no longer attached because he had bit the end off! I've since learned from dog trainers that we should not allow our dogs to do this. As we have seen, when you most need to control the dog, you will be unable to.

Other shows have done the same thing. I especially remember 5-0 doing it. I thought it was annoying after the first time. Insufferable after that.

Years ago. as a teacher in a southern state, there were many high school kids, juniors and seniors, who were married, divorced and close to remarrying. As one sweet little Junior told me, after she and her boyfriend got married, "there was nothing else to do." She also told me that her Daddy had driven them to a neighboring state for the wedding. Maybe one that didn't require a waiting time.

Didn't we already meet Mandy's parents a few months ago when Mary and George invited them over? That was when George, trying to be charming maybe said that Mandy looked like her mother. Or something to that effect. And now it's like the mothers had never met before.

I have just discovered you can see the episodes with PBS passport! The best part is they are UNCUT so we see scenes we never saw before!

I sort of suspected that drugs might have had something to do with the baby's condition.

The way they have presented Mrs. Hall is the way I would expect Sigfried and Tristan's sister to behave. An "ahem" older, widowed woman might very well live with her brothers and take over the duties of housekeeper. She would of course be joining her brothers for meals and she wouldn't have a problem with butting into their business as she saw fit. That's the only way Mrs. Hall works for me. They wouldn't keep calling her Mrs. either but would use her first name.

I remember my great aunt had that same hideous hairdo, probably most of her life. She certainly did the last time I saw her which was in the seventies.

O often think about that couple too. Sometimes closeness is better than sex, as far as showing love and care is concerned.

So happy to find this! I have read all of the books and am fairly satisfied with how things have turned out. So far, that is. I'm hoping for more but that may not happen. I was pleased that Spencer and Claire were finally mentioned in the last book; I had been wondering about them. I was surprised that "the vamp" (sorry, I cannot remember her name) grew up and became such a good person. Will she attend WI meetings do you think?

I have always wondered why Danny and Linda named their first child Jack, especially since there is such antipathy to Jack Boyle. Perhaps he was born before Jack B came on the scene. Has there ever been another explanation or who he was named for?

Not just a baby! Twins have been done before but what about triplets? Wouldn't put it past them.