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Poor, poor NEEDY Shekinah! Acts like she has her life together, but it's all fake. Her lips have always seemed uuugely ugly to me. This time they were different depending on the camera shot. For awhile, her upper lip points (the Cupid's bow) seemed extra "pointed" and a bit more protruding...very 3D, and fascinatin'. Then in other shots they settled down to just being obnoxiously puffy. Why the pathetic pale contacts? That she and Sarter found each other is a miracle--a creepy miracle. They're both so full of themselves; they actually think they're better than their worst viewers. (Sarter's shirts come sans buttons.)

Ground beef and turkey, cuts of pork, steak, chicken breasts or thighs, and omega-3 rich seafood like salmon, mackerel, and shrimp Eggs Some dairy and butter, like hard cheeses and heavy cream Animal fats, like lard and ghee Found on the 'net: "Some say the carnivore diet is based on the idea that humans' ancestors ate mostly meat and fish, and that high-carb diets are the cause of today's chronic conditions. However, there is no clinical evidence that the carnivore diet provides any health benefits. In fact, dietitians and physicians criticize the diet as being potentially dangerous to health. The carnivore diet also provides little to no fiber, which can increase the risk of constipation." And that, Ladies and Germs, explains so very very much!

I can't recall the commercial, but the female lead looks SO MUCH like the wife in this couple. Next time I see it, I'll include the name; I KNOW you can't wait.

This is a volunteer at a FALCON rescue center "who didn't follow safety protocols.

I once ridiculed those "Bachelorette Handshakes" to my son. He was probably in his late 40s. He thought they were great! He was newly divorced. I wondered if his wife did it; their weight was very similar. EGAD! What did I raise?

No harm. Surely, it's insured. The contestants don't have to pay for the ring. It's supposedly some big secret whether Neil Lane or ABC does. There are two different explanations on the 'net about what happens to the ring if the engagement doesn't "take." One says the ring belongs to the couple, no matter what. Another says that "under the law, the ring is returned if they break up.

Sometimes sex does to...and often "sexy" isn't what it appears to be.

If Charles lived in the Asian communities near me, his neighbors would have said, "FINALLY!" When I shop in Asian grocery/markets, I rarely see gray-haired woman or MEN! Occasionally, I'll see that teltall white line along a part--but that's rare. I think the "shoe polish" look is more common than not. Perhaps it was discouraged when he was in business.

The only idea I can come up with is that FINALLY some Production people were hired and then THEY hired their unemployable wannabe relatives. I'm SURE there are better ideas.

Because she was definitely NOT SMART or ATTUNED when she was on "The View." 2007-2014. She was so intent on presenting her persona of the HOT-HOT-HOT single/ditzy comedienne that she short-changed herself. Over the years, professional "showbiz" who advised her well. Although I don't appreciate her presentation, I see great improvement. Your comment proves that to me. Rachel is a proven genius with a great education (PhD from Oxford) geared toward politics. Sherri is a high school graduate who attended secetarial courses thereafter and didn't even vote. That she's holding her own in these discussions proves she is SMART and still learning.

Think about ME who didn't even like Andy in the old days. I found him much too needy and a professonal suck-up. Although he's even needier now, he keeps the sucking off the show (mostly), I guess. I admire Anderson Cooper for maintaining a kind family friendship with someone who seemed so off-putting when they were introduced. Andy needs a mentor like Anderson. I admire Anderson Cooper for many more important things too, of course.

Luckily, I've still got mine...but wouldn't hair loss show on her crown or hairline...not midway (like between her ears) where extensions are usually clipped or sewn. I bet most of us females find would her much cuterin a short or long-ish bob. Not "The Mansion Men." (Maybe Pascal.)

I rarely watch this show and I do fast-forward through a lot of the couples, so I don't know much about Sean (I WILL say that it's unfair--though many simply can't help it--these days to judge the nature of men and women with tattoos... unless the tattoos spell out specific hurtful messages). SURELY, Joanne must have convinced him (and herself) that her boys would be "fine" with this international plan. Did she talk herself into that? Her relationship with them was SO GOOD that they would agree with anything she chose to do? I don't know*. I think SHE is much more responsible for this morass (I love this word for this swampy problem). *I DO know that teenagers are normally AGAINST any major change in their lives: moving**, new parental unit, new "siblings," new school, less income, and so much more. They don't want the slightest change that could be negative. ** Even just a different school district a mile away!! International? WHOA!

I disagree back...a bit. "Most" might be looking/hoping for love (you seem to be describing "sex,") but in the long run many older adults realize companionship, trust, and friendship are more important Shok, huh? Is that you, Chock?

Hadn't she been estranged from most of her family for several years ... before there was a Sarper? My boys' dad left us (no warning; shocked everyone) when they were nine and eleven. They were such easy boys, doing well in school and in life, that when I finally became "okay," (6mos later), I decided that I could wait to get "serious" about anyone until they were out of high school ... then I thought "maybe college." I think it worked out best for us. I did get "serious" about a couple of great guys, but we never married. No regrets. Of course, I don't think I met anyone as kind and thoughtful about someone's kids as Sean.