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I hope whatever is going on gets resolved successfully and that he does indeed return to GBBO.

Noah Azeez - middle Eastern (please know I'm not trying to be offensive - just descriptive) young guy who worse glasses. He actually was paired with the Stephenville cowboy and neither of them did great but Noah's cake was tragic. The challenge was making a 2-layer (1 - 8", 1 - 6") cake with the bottom being an occupation (cook, fireman, etc.) and the upper being a breed of dog. The twist was bacon.

On the bright side she now gets ALL of Kody. Be careful what you wish for Robyn!

I'm watching. Some of the kids I find quite likeable. I think the little redhead girl seems quite self-possessed and competent. So far she hasn't busted out the waterworks when things haven't gone her way, which is maybe heartless of me to say but some of them seem to default to tears (and yes, I know they are just kids). I will say that the little guy that got eliminated last night certainly put the best spin he could on his really terrible cake - cracking a joke about his mom being a chiropractor and his cake character needing an adjustment. Too much bacon! I love bacon (and yuck - some of their bacon looked like it needed a few more minutes in the oven - I don't like floppy bacon) but if I was going to eat a cake with bacon in it I don't want it to be the main ingredient. I'm not sure I would eat a cake with bacon in it.

Somehow I missed watching the Zach Braff episode until this week - it was a great episode and it was evident he really enjoyed working with The Property Brothers and doing something really nice for his assistant and their family - including having them stay at his house when the timeline ran over.

This was one of my favorite houses they have done this season. It was tastefully done and everything that was added enhanced the original house. I even liked the green toilet and sink! And of course I loved the added screened in porch.

I can write and read cursive and drive a stick shift. I'm a dinosaur.

All of my family names start with an "R" - we used to laugh because my dad would call every name before he got to the person he wanted to address!

I don't disagree with you - I was just thinking in the future at the birth of grandchildren, weddings, etc., there is the possibility of them being forced to be in the same room. For the sake of their children it is far better if they are civil and pleasant (although at this time I'm pretty sure the majority of the children have written off Kody). If it is just Christine then I might hold Kody down while she slaps him around for a while. (I'm really not that violent, I promise you.)

I thought all the girls looked lovely at the wedding (not sure if I watched the wedding special) and that Janelle absolutely looked beautiful - I've never seen her fully and professionally made up and it was working for her. I also liked that Paedon walked her down as far as her poor frail father and that they both told her what a good man David was. I agree - why would Kody and Robyn expect to get invited to Christine's wedding? If in the future they are able to attend gatherings together it would be great but a wedding is not the appropriate venue (and good remark about Robyn's ex attending her wedding to Kody). And that chain saw scene - I am so cautious when I use a chain saw - I can't imagine hammering on one stuck in a tree, running or not! I also liked that Truely is obviously happy with David and that her hair matched her dress.

I agree. You have your own space and yet you are close enough for visits with the little humans. Plus if the husband doctor works night shift it will be a quiet place for him to sleep during the day.

I just find the price tag on this one a little high, even with the issues. It's not like they had to purchase the land the shed was built on. I did like the finished project, although did they say they only put a standard size bed in it? I'm single and I always want at least a queen. I mean - where is the cat going to sleep? My other nitpicking issue was that (in my opinion) the refrigerator door opened the wrong way. If I was looking at it correctly you would have to walk around the door (and in that narrow kitchen that would kind of be an issue) to get anything from the fridge.

If I lived in a house and it had a garage you can bet I would be parking my car in it. My last years in my brick and mortar home my daughter had filled my garage with junk from when she would home every May from college and I couldn't get my car in. When preparing the house for selling all of that stuff went into either a garage sale, a give-a-way or the 30 foot dumpster that was delivered...and my car went back in the garage. Dang I miss having a garage.

Oh I like this!

Meri's malicious compliance kind of tickled me. I think in Kody's delusional brain he thought he would be getting the shirts back...instead he is getting a square. I'm kind of that mindset myself - if I have an ex I return every single bit of property that I can - kind of wiping their existence out of my life. If she had burned the shirts that would have given Kody more ammunition to use against her in his rants. Instead she calmly is just sending them back. What cracks me up is his assumption that his other wives would have wanted them at some point. I would love to hear from Christine and Janelle whether it even crossed their minds.