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52 minutes ago, laurakaye said:
I picture the congregation doing that little smile and shuffle thing that parents do when attending their kids' 5th grade orchestra concerts...you smile at first, then it all goes south and you shift in your uncomfortable chair and pretend that the evening's event pamphlet is fascinating so you don't have to watch what's happening on the stage.
But by now, you would think the Rod kids could stay in tune with each other - it's basically been their singular job since they could hold an instrument. And what they're doing is not easy, especially if they're all pretty much self-trained. I would love to think that Tessie goes off-key on purpose once in awhile, but whenever I see the kids on stage, at least 75% of them look as though they'd rather be anywhere else. Not everyone is a natural performer.
I feel so bad for those kids because they were never given a choice of whether or not they wanted to perform. Tessie looks like she would rather be anywhere each time they’re on stage somewhere. Poor kids, never allowed to pursue their own passions, only Jill’s.
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33 minutes ago, oliviabenson said:
Oh dear Lord Daniel I thought a snarker made that. But no it’s a real post by Jill. Lmao.
Maybe win whole $10 and listen to Jill’s awful voice?! What a sweet sweet deal! /s
But graphic design is her passion!
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I watched the video of them playing their instruments at a grift church. Violins and clarinet are so out of tune. Tessie does not hold her clarinet correctly and that affects her tone (because I’m sure Modest Mahmo does not allow her to hold it straight while she’s sitting as she may have to open her legs a bit. I played clarinet for over 20 years Jill, and I never flashed anybody.). No singing on the video. Those kids may have become better on the violins and clarinet if they had some actual lessons but the IG video this morning hurts the ears. Guitars and banjo aren’t bad. Jill’s got an accordion which isn’t great either. I can’t imagine being stuck in a church and having to listen to them share their “talents”.
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I don’t know anybody over the age of 25 who posts as many selfies as JillPM. She is so completely in love with herself. I wonder how many pictures of Jill are on display at the barndo/fire trap as compared to pictures of the children?
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She has not posted any pictures of her and hubs at the beach. I can’t imagine being so offended/afraid of people in beachwear that you won’t even take a walk down to the beach when you’re in such a beautiful place. I wonder if they really did have a good time, or were bored because they didn’t know what to do besides bowling and golfing away from everybody else. But they were there for what, 3 days?, and didn’t seem to take advantage of much the resort had to offer (other than the food). She’ll never admit it of course if they were bored but they seemed to be mostly by themselves, and not doing anything where they might see a person in a swimsuit.
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7 hours ago, Salacious Kitty said:
Question answered. Jill did bring her swimming gear.
Her IG has a video of her jumping in with a skirt on. Lands End has really nice modest swimwear. But I suppose she advertises her supreme modesty better by wearing regular clothes and not letting a swimsuit near her heavenly self.
With that fake braid, maybe she’s picturing herself as Carrie Underwood in Sound of Music Live.
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I hope for “baby” Janessa’s sake, they didn’t find a mouthful of cavities that now need filling. With the poor nutrition they receive, and what I’m guessing aren’t great brushing habits, their teeth are probably a mess. Janessa should have had her first dentist appt quite a few years ago.
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2 hours ago, oliviabenson said:
Nothing says “Merry Christmas” like a picture of your butt.
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I just finished the book. JB is a bigger ahole than I ever thought he could be. I never really watched the show much, and when I did, I thought he came across as an arrogant doofus. But he is a manipulative POS. Good for Jill for standing up to him, figuring out who she is and starting to deal with all the fears and guilt she grew up with. I can’t imagine growing up the way the Duggars did. I hope she continues to heal, grow and find peace and strength.
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2 hours ago, ginger90 said:
Jill babbles, Olivia smiles and giggles. If you’re so inclined, watching this is the perfect example of Jill’s control, and a child’s fear, in my opinion of course.
screenshots from a video:
I forced myself to watch the videos. David seems much more natural with Olivia than Mahmo. She always has to be on where David helped Olivia open and unpack the grift, I mean gift. Jill had to narrate everything complete with tears. Not that I’m praising the map watcher but I can’t imagine living either with Jill’s manic energy or her sickening sweet baby voice all day long. And always reminding those kids that everything they do is not for themselves but for God. I don’t have an issue with people having religion as long as they don’t use it to harm others, or shove it in my face, but can the kids not do anything just for their own enjoyment? Sadly, I know the answer to that one.
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48 minutes ago, quarks said:From the article:
Where, where to begin?
1. This is a comment, JB and Michelle. You cannot end a comment that criticizes your daughter and son-in-law for using a public forum to criticize you by saying that you won't comment. Geesh.
2. You chose to put your family on a national television show, a show where you regularly forced your children to resolve conflicts, facilitate forgiveness and reconciliation, and communicate through difficulties in front of television cameras to be watched and snarked on by millions of complete strangers. And you did this for money. Worse, you knew damn well that your son had molested his sisters, that his sisters - your daughters - did not want this information to be public, and that by going on a television show, you vastly increased the chances that this information would go public and hurt your daughters.
3. You made money by having your kids sell their wedding/birth announcements to People.
4. And now you have the unmitigated gall to critique Jill for talking to People?
This is perfect. I wish JBoob and Meech would read it. Hypocrites.
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3 hours ago, Lindsay Loo Hoo said:
I will never get over the fact that Gabriel is 17 years old and Samuel is 18 years old and they are sharing a Bunk bed.
She has no clue what’s appropriate for her children. A Thomas the Tank Engine VHS? My daughter loved Thomas as a preschooler, certainly not any older than 1st or 2nd grade. There is nothing in that room that says teenaged boy. I hope somebody at Philly’s school tells him he can decorate his side of the dorm room as he pleases and doesn’t need to keep BME’s stuff on display. Those poor kids have never been allowed to think for themselves.
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18 hours ago, oliviabenson said:
Who tells her her makeup is good??? And sweet cousin lovin??? 😫😬🫠
Oh lord, Jill you crack me up.
She looks like she got punched in the face. I have dark circles under my eyes and always have, but her makeup and/or filtering in these pictures makes it look like she either got beat up or had sinus surgery.
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Jill has an IG post of her and some conference attendees screeching hymns. I’m sure she was hoping some producer would hear her and sign her to a recording contract on the spot. I would not be too thrilled to be at a conference and be bombarded with that. Yes, there are beautiful hymns out there but there’s also a time and place. She said they sang for an hour. Ugh.
Honestly, had she had some voice lessons growing up, and a chance to sing in school choirs, etc., she may not be half bad. But everything she sings is LOUD - she has no idea about dynamics, expression, etc. That, and she always needs to make sure hers is the prominent voice. So maybe choirs would have never been her thing, because she couldn’t always be the star.
Anybody else think the gaudy pink cowboy hats are what she bought for her down line?
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5 hours ago, ginger90 said:
Sucks about the video being up. I had hopes she had been stopped.
In other news:
Her grammar skills are atrocious. The children she is “educating” deserve so much better.
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64 degrees in WI is shorts and tee shirt weather. I would take that today over the ice storm we’re getting.
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49 minutes ago, Heathen said:I forgot about Susanna when I first made the list!
My guess is the M kids get more attention than Ofsmuggar herself got from her parents, but still not enough. Seven kids is just too many for one parent, or even two, to successfully care for.
I disagree with the statement that 7 children cannot be successfully cared for by one or two parents. I grew up in a family of 8 children. I never felt neglected, or had to schedule one on one time with either parent. My parents were very involved in our lives and nurtured our hobbies and interests. We were always clean, had food on the table, received Christmas and birthday gifts that were chosen with love and based on our likes. My mom sewed tons of clothes and knit all of us numerous hats, mittens, scarves, etc. We spent tons of time outside with my dad, had amazing home cooked meals every night, education was valued (my dad worked in higher ed) and college was encouraged. All but 1 of the 8 have college and post grad degrees. Were my parents perfect? No but none are. Certainly in some cases parents struggle or fail, but I knew a lot of families of similar size (grew up going to Catholic schools), and I would consider most all of them to be loved and successfully cared for by their parents.
My heart hurts for the Rodlets and the lack of opportunities they have been given, the terrible education they receive, what seems to be neglect in nutrition, health care and adequate clothing. Jill and DBD should be so ashamed of what they’re doing to their own children but I’m sure Jill can’t possibly see that she, being the perfect Christian that she is, does anything wrong.
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I skipped through a lot of the video, with the sound off. Gracie’s facial expressions at Meech are awesome. The way Katey was carrying the baby around was driving me crazy. He looks pretty solid and I’m sure he’s heavy to carry all the time, but I thought she was either going to drop him or swing him into a cabinet or something! And the stupid side hug business. Not that I would ever want Boob to touch me, but he can’t even give his daughter-in-law a full hug when she excitedly announces her pregnancy? They are just so strange!
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2 hours ago, ginger90 said:
That place is such a fire trap!
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22 hours ago, auntieminem said:
Dillards still keeping a lower profile. Jill posted a picture on IG of Derick with Freddy but it is a month old. https://www.instagram.com/p/CiK-VZsArKf/
Glad they are keeping it low key but would like to know how the boys are doing in new school. Also would be fun to see pictures of Michelle helping out when Jill had her surgery. I am sure JB would not "allow it".
Looks like a genuine smile from Derick. He seems to have “grown into” parenting, and enjoys his kids.
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7 hours ago, charmed1 said:
Who sang the really high “goodBYE!” part? Please say it was Tim.
Probably BME to make sure she gets the last bit of attention.
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I listened to the “So Long, Farewell” performance on Reddit. It cracked up whe Sam sang “But firmly they repel us”. If there’s any family I would want to repel, it would be this one. They sang the first part of the song SO slowly, but the Not Nurie who began it does have a pretty voice. BME must not have been able to learn the piano part that is played in between each of the kids’ part because she got the first few notes right then seemed to make up her own version. That was also a terrible sounding piano - very tinny. Sam held Janessa through most of the song as if she were a toddler but put her down at the end. They had very weird timing throughout the song and didn’t come in on the bar that you would expect them, but waited each time. Tessie looked over it through the entire song - poor kid was probably dying of embarrassment. How sad that all of them are forced into BME’s dreams of being a famous musical act, and never being allowed to pursue their own interests, or even have any. I hope at least some of those kids can break free.
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Recovery time for gall bladder removal depends on whether or not the surgery was laparoscopic. When I had mine out, the surgeon said recovery is about a week with some lift restrictions if it was laparoscopic. But if they couldn’t do that, and I needed an open surgery (which they wouldn’t know until they started), it would be about a 6-8 week recovery. I was very glad it was laparoscopic but I can’t imagine if I had to take care of a newborn after that. Getting up from a sitting position was very painful. Plus I get really sick from anesthesia, no matter what they give me. So surgery recovery for me can be somewhat difficult. Not going to knock Jill for having help, especially if she did have an open surgery.
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16 hours ago, ginger90 said:
I think the carrots might be behind him in the drawer. Old eyes, I could be mistaken. 👀
I am beyond grossed out by the bare feet and what looks like a very wet diaper IN A FRIDGE! Where you keep food. That you fully intend to eat.
That being said, he and our neighbor’s son could be twins.
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Sweet Fellowship: Duggars and Friends (aka the Bates Family and Other Featured Families Thread)
in Counting On
· Edited by Tigregirl
Left a word out the first time
Do you know what else is fun for teenagers and young adults, Jill? Hanging out with friends, going to a movie, playing sports, not spending every single minute with your parents and younger siblings, getting coffee with friends, going to the mall with friends, having a part time job and being excited to spend your own money on something just for yourself, having some privacy, getting your first apartment and moving out on your own, hanging out with both boys and girls (and guess what Jill, you can do that without being tempted to “sin”!), buying clothes that are cute, modern and fit properly, wearing an actual swimsuit to swim, going to school and attending dances, games and other extracurricular activities, the list goes on. How sad that your children miss out on all of this.