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Ainsley, Riley, and Angela are not important to this show even though they take up a lot of screen time. They actually take away from it. As did the torture scenes by the way. We do not need a train station on this show. I would have no problem with the widow if that relationship had been held until season 2. Let the woman grieve first. Copper’s story arc could have been fine without the relationship aspect There used to be plenty of story to tell about the oil industry without some of these things

I imagine that Nurie comments on how much work being a mother of three is. The problem with Jill pouring her heart out to Nurie is that Jill is most likely complaining about David or the children… in other words, Nurie’s Dad and siblings. Jill has no other life, so what else could she be talking about?

I looked at the photo. I am trying to decide if they are in the front seat of an SUV or the back seat. There doesn’t appear to be a steering wheel. If they are in the back seat, that implies that they weren’t alone. So what did the other person or persons do while these two were ‘pouring their hearts out’?

My spouse is a retired track maintenance worker. He was annoyed the entire episode. Safety is a big deal at the railroad. This episode made a mockery of that

Buck didn’t die in that timeline… he disappeared and was presumed dead. That date is when he went through the stones and ended up at Lallybroch in the future. Basically he’s offering to go through the stones to Bree and then to stay there… and not return to his own timeline. Roger now knows Buck is a time traveler and most likely didn’t get back to his own timeline because of the genealogy chart his adoptive father had.

I gather Jill was featured on a podcast ( it’s mentioned on her FB page). Can someone take one for the team and listen to it? Reddit posters say that she mentioned taking her DIL-to-be to the airport and also mentions Heidi’s pregnancy. This would mean that it was taped Thanksgiving weekend… and that she announced Heidi’s pregnancy almost immediately upon learning about it. She’s just lucky that the podcast didn’t come out until now and that the podcast producers didn’t leak it. It also means Samuel and Brianne didn’t break up over Thanksgiving.

My mom had 3 under 3… before birth control. Then she didn’t have any more. i really don’t recommend 3 under 3.

Is the daughter ever going to go to school… she is 17. Supposedly going to college after she graduates. Sort of have to go to school to graduate. Cooper seems like a sensible decent person. Just how did his mom and dad raise the daughter? And Tommy is as much at fault as Angela because he just watches. Bible study?

A t-shirt quilt consists of cut up t-shirts. For example- part of the front where a logo or wording is. The quilter cuts a square or rectangle out of the shirt. Then irons that to a stabilizer fabric to keep it from stretching. The rest of the t-shirt is thrown away Then fabric goes around the shirts to make the top of the quilt. Batting and backing are stitched to the top. The reason Meri didn’t send the entire quilt to Kody is that some of the cut up t-shirts were hers. The only way to give Kody back his t-shirts were to do what she did-but I would have left the backing on them after cutting and sent that rather than take all the stitching out just to give him the tops

Except that Tony’s mom was with her, you know, the person that was supposed to be watching her.

Sister wives .. all new next week. Where we will see the same scenes we saw last year on the wedding special.

He wants to move … so they bought another house in Flagstaff? So Robyn won that argument Is Robyn going to mention the rocking chairs again?

So Meri and Kody were on the outs before they built the houses in Vegas? Was that one of the reasons she cried all the time back then? and I am sorry- but Kody was an ass for asking for the quilt to be cut up. I’m speaking as a quilter.

Yes Robyn women change as their kids start to leave home. You would know that if you let your kids grow up.

Is this the last episode that we have to hear about the wedding?

Once again, Olivia’s birthday is all about Jill. Olivia is a non-person other than for Jill to have an excuse to talk about herself and her medical issues. Tell that story at some appropriate time - not on Olivia’s birthday. Are there any of the children besides Nurie and Janessa that are loved for themselves? Ant that feel loved? ETA @satrunrose you posted while I was typing so I didn’t see your post until I hit save. Your post was PERFECT.

Especially when there’s really no free time to ‘retreat’. Every retreat I’ve heard of has a lot of downtime to just relax. She’s got 3 meals and 3 speakers plus other sessions in just a few hours( after you subtract the overnight hours). There is no time to enjoy the hotel amenities or the ‘within nearly walking distance’ shops.

Jill’s FB shows the brochure for the Ladies’ Retreat. Men and female children are welcome to come. Men are free, there’s a charge for girls. I have always thought a retreat meant getting away from your responsibilities … not bringing them with you. What kind of a break is that?

Is Gwen going on for her master’s degree?

No it’s the luggage rack in the hotel. He’d put his there so he could get to it, and put the wife’s on the floor. They’d have to bend over or crouch down to get stuff in-out of it.

I actually get what they are saying here. It’s a discussion of Kody’s selfishness and inconsideration.

We found our special place … but did I mention that I never loved her? And I sacrificed to put up with her??

It’s The Common Church in Flagstaff… nondenominational progressive. Definitely not Robyn’s comfort zone. No idea why she just didn’t look at the website first.

Every time I see the divorce scene where Robyn had to be there … it just annoys the hell out of me. i totally understand Meri’s feelings at the time. Well Robyn if you didn’t want to legally marry Kody, then why did you do so?

So Robyn is dragging the girls to meet pastors without attending services for a few weeks first? That’s not how I’ve ever seen it done. Go attend the church and see what you think- then sit down with the pastors.