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Mom2twoNonna2-3

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  1. I don’t know, Leida holds that distinction for me. But, this one is a close second
  2. That wedding was in 1991. watching the wedding episode. This bitch really called Eric’s kids baggage. What about your kid? He’s baggage too and Eric will have to support him longer. She brings out the rage in me like no other.
  3. My dress for my first wedding was a bridesmaids dress on clearance on the Penney’s catalog for $50. It was white, lacy on top and tea length. To this day, I regret the marriage but not the dress. My current hubby was at that wedding and says I looked beautiful. The cost of something does not always denote it’s true value.
  4. She was also great in Nashville. Connie Britton has become one of my favorite actresses, Spin City, West Wing, FNL, Nashville. It's hard to see her on this show, but, she is certainly hitting the naivete out of the park. I really have no reference with Bana, but, I'll have a harder time separating him from the park than Coach Tami Taylor.
  5. I realized i had it wrong after I closed my computer.
  6. Every time I see Alan Ruck in a show I squee a little. He played the attorney spot on.
  7. In your opinion. And yes, I agree many names are stupid. I don't know yours, but, people may have the same sentiment. Apple, Zippedooda, and many other celebrity children names are stupid. That's the first time I've said that out loud. We can't control what our parents name us. I'm actually grateful my parents didn't name me Lisa, as mom was wont to do. Thank God for My Three Sons in 1970 saving me from that. My name is less common, I hated it as a child because nobody, including me, knew exactly how to say it...Dawn. But, now, I'm grateful that there aren't a ton of us out there. I was actually named after Dawn Lyn, the child who played Dodie and is Leif Garrett's little sister. I was also not a huge fan of my grandson's name, but, my daughter tells me it's a family name on the paternal side and I've grown to love it and love the uniqueness of it. You would call it a stupid name. Shad was named by his murdered mother. He probably loves the uniqueness of his name, as well as having something she chose for him to keep for the rest of his life.
  8. On the podcast his sister said the Dad was in fact like that. He taught John to be a conman and to not respect women. It looked like Ronnie worked for some type of spa or plastic surgeon. He was doing it to Ronnie. Terra was the young girl who wanted mommy to stay home from work and rub her head (I just can't with these kids and their entitlement).
  9. On behalf of my best friend and her family, that's a little harsh. Her husband is Shad and he's a perfectly wonderful man. There are many names out there that I hate. But, I'd personally never say it. I finally listened to the podcast and it's quite an eye opener. One thing Tonia said is that the heart and brain are different organs. That puts a lot into perspective about smart woman making poor choices in partners. Same with men choosing poor partners in women. Basically, we can all make poor choices in our partners and often let our eyes and hearts overrule our brains.
  10. Not to my knowledge. She has always said Shad and I believe even their wedding invites only said Shad. That was 19 years ago, so too far back to remember exactly. They are in AZ.
  11. They have a huge tract of land, it's not like just 1 acre that's visible to the street. I'm sure it's on a piece that's not visible to the street, so it's more private and less accessible. However, I covered my eyes and cringed when that ladder went up myself. That is an accident waiting to happen.
  12. Oh it is exhausting. My grandson won't try new foods, and doesn't eat the normal kids fare. He cries bloody murder and it's exhausting. He's 7 and slowly trying things with great motivation and coaching. You just have to help them push through or they won't try new things. My grandson is so excited to call and tell me when he actually does try new things and likes them. He's proud of himself, but, that pride doesn't translate into excitement to actually try it.
  13. If you recall they did have the cameras banned for a period of time while they bonded with Zoey. Eventually they did let them back in and it was towards the end of her treatment, as well.
  14. Helen, Ga is my husband and my favorite place in the world. We were going to retire near there last summer after our son graduated from high school, but, I found a job I love. Hansel and Gretel candy shop makes delicious candy. If you ever have the chance to visit (NW Georgia) do! There is a fun train museum and a toy store that has all non-electronic toys. It was such a treat to see the little town of our dreams. They also have a Victory motorcycle rally at the beginning of June, too. I never noticed the Wild West photo place. Those costumes did seem to fit their personalities.
  15. My 2x gg left Ireland in 1848. (First family of my last name who came here that can be found, according to one of those Genealogy papers you get at fairs. They list the first known "D" to come to the US was Steven, who happens to my 2xgg). They ended up in Pittsburgh. I have no idea of family beyond them, but, best I can see is they married in January, boarded a ship and arrived here July 7th. Fortunately, all 9 of their children were born here. Mandy's 4x gg may not have come for the gold rush, but, just to find a better life. Did they say exactly when in the 1840's he left? I don't recall. Wasn't the 3x ggmother the one who married in Australia and made her way here? I got a little confused. Those work houses were so sad. I'm sure I have family who lived, and possibly died in them. Ireland in the 1840s was not the place to be, at all. I'm sure a great many of those of us with Irish heritage can trace their arrival to that era.
  16. Thank you. It was. 7 years later and I still miss him. I always will.
  17. I never wanted to see China except for a few years ago. My oldest nephew moved there after high school to teach children to speak English. He absolutely fell in love with the country and said he never wanted to live in the US again. To him, he'd found home. Sadly, he got his wish. Just before he turned 20, he contracted spinal meningitis and was gone in days. Now, I see the beauty he saw. I was kind of glad that Zoey was asleep at the school. I was happy seeing Will experience the Chinese school all by himself. I hope when they take Zoey to India she gets the chance to experience something of her culture on her own. The kids don't have to both do everything.
  18. The little couple has been on much longer. Their advertising profits are probably much higher at this point.
  19. This! I've loved SKB since Army Wives and he's always been the perfect husband to me. I adore him.
  20. I thought they said that they'd still be visiting Houston because of friends and the pet shop? As for the IT/call center business in NY, IIRC he sold it our was bought out, but, either way he is no longer involved.
  21. They sold the house so finances are much looser now. Those scenes were shot before the house sold and they were still paying 2 mortgages. Zoey is the perfect child for Jen. She's such a lady, but, loves animals, especially sea animals as much as Jen does. It's such a joy to see when families honor their elders. Uncle Ray really does hold a place of honor in their family, rightly so. I always thought the turtles hatched at night. We couldn't have lights on the beach (at night) during certain times of the year because they would confuse the turtle babies. What a treat to see them hatch and make their way to the gulf. Lucky family.
  22. Not sure if it's allowed, but, I do know that they take a trip every year to "celebrate" their anniversary. The one in Florida takes his wife out to dinner or on a trip if she can get off work. They are all incredibly kind people. The wife of the Florida one works in a medical office, the wife of the PA one does not work and doesn't speak English. He learned Spanish to communicate and translates for us. She's from Peru. They are both window tinters and business owners, no formal degree. But, I believe the one in Florida allowed his son to go to college, IIRC, even though it's technically not allowed. I moved away 11 years ago so their lifestyle specifics are fading. I know that he wasn't a big evangelizer, but, the PA one is huge. He went to Canada to get hernia surgery because he feared getting blood here in the US. It's funny what they said about drugs. The office manager of the PA JW, is also a JW. He used to run drugs from Mexico to California decades ago. That's the story he told my husband. Not sure if actually partook though.
  23. My husband has worked for and with JW's. They told him they don't celebrate your birthday because it focuses on you and you are not important. But, they'll celebrate their wedding anniversary. Here's the thing about the ones we know, they have all been divorced and remarried! My response was "your birthday is always yours, but, your marriage is not sacred enough to hold onto, but, you can celebrate that?" They have all been super nice people. He worked directly for one for about 8 years and he was very kind, lent us the work van on multiple occasions, to even travel different states, rented us his house cheap, etc., but would try to proselytize to my husband when they worked and he was stuck in the work van with him. His friend who he helped on a few jobs as they (hubby and him) owned their own separate companies in the same field of work paid my husband and paid for 2 weeks in a hotel in SW Florida for our family when hubby went down to help him. We basically got a free 2 week vacation to see family and friends. I'm grateful as it's the last time I saw my mother before she died the following February. We took her with us so she could see her dad and sisters. Worse part of that vacation was hubby and I didn't use sunscreen and had 3rd degree burns. Try driving from SW Florida to Pgh like that!!! Hubby was extremely interested in this episode, it's the first he's really watched of the Leah Remini series and we were both agog at the abuses inside of the church. Here's a good rule of thumb, if you can't leave a church and keep your family, it's a cult. JW is a cult.
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