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Felix even looks like "and your little dog, too!" Coincidence?

As I hypothesized, they don't stay there that often? Jackson blew right by Amy without acknowledging her, and Lilah burst into tears as if terrified. They don't seem to know her very well, to be honest. Chris seems to tolerate them, barely.

She actually redid the kitchen before moving in. It looked better before -- much like the kitchen at the farmhouse before she redid that!

I think she's also in love with the idea of beating Matt to the altar. Can you imagine her reaction if they've already secretly tied the knot? Her head will explode or she will spontaneously combust!

I can see where an older couple might choose to marry if they're actually compatible. Beyond "adventuring," it doesn't appear Amy and Chris are.

Maybe it's not Matt, but marriage itself that wears Amy out... After all, it's a constant battle to have her own way! They should have both kept their own homes and just had "adventures" together. Maybe Henry would have lived!

He couldn't even make it up all those stairs on his little legs in four minutes, could he?

I can totally see them doing that. They are a mature couple -- in more ways than one.

Tori has posted at least one image of a negative pregnancy test and conspicuously failed to comment publicly on the other pregnancies. As I always say, YMMV. We agree that announcing it so early was ridiculous.

Right; I'm just saying it seems you could teach this even to a very young child while still supporting them enough so they don't actually inhale water (which could lead to "dry drowning").

Didn't "The Little Couple" do this with their two kids when they adopted them? They were older, but still the private swimming instructor (yes, they're rich) taught them to flip and float without using the immersion technique, no pun intended.

I'm sorry, too, but also knew Tori would milk that for all it was worth. Drama queen and probably pouting about the two SILs being pregnant without her.

Matt ran the farm; Amy ran the house and kids. They both dominated their fields. Now Amy wants to run EVERYTHING. I believe Caryn has taught Matt the fine art of compromise and cooperation, and he has allowed himself to learn from her. Chris, bless his heart, is trying -- so far without success. YMMV.

I didn't say Matt was ungracious and don't believe he was. Please don't put words in my mouth. Or a stupid ugly rock by my place setting at a wedding.

More gracious than: "I think we should add something to the roc-..." "NO." "I'd like to revisit this subject lat..." "NO." Everything is relative!

I didn't say he liked it, necessarily. I said he allowed it and complimented her on her talent in general. If he didn't like it and was still gracious about it, that says even more.

They had to come up with a scene in which they weren't "The Bickersons." Could Jackson possibly be getting a bit spoiled with all the vacations to Disneyland and elsewhere? I see on video they're on yet another today. Looks like Caryn feminized the living room somewhat; it was quite the masculine bachelor pad before. It's nice of Matt to let her do that to his man cave and to encourage her interest in and talent for interior decorating. No doubt she'll be doing the same in the new house. So much for control-freak, domineering Matt.

By "Chris is afraid to make Amy mad," I was referring to his pat-pat-pat routine when her hackles start to rise and his "now you're getting mad" remark. I don't mean he's literally in fear of his life or even that she'll climb a ladder and slap him around, as she threatened last week. All other things being equal, he IS still bigger than she is. But I think he's a nice, peace-loving guy who doesn't like confrontation or conflict. Unfortunately, the woman he chose out of all the women in the world to marry thrives on it.

Being named "Queen of the Prom" that night created a monster!

Matt has got to be absolutely loving these scenes featuring "the happy couple." Sweet vindication!

I'm sure they do, and I doubt if it's always a genetic or other problem with the embryo/fetus. Probably makes the parents feel better, though.

And poor Felix! Why was he being kept on a short leash (hello, Chris) on the farm? Why couldn't he at least have the opportunity to run free for once and play with his old buddy Lucy??? Guess Amy doesn't want them being BFFs, either, and talking trash about her behind her back...

That's exactly how she used to walk into Matt's DW office in recent years when they had to confer on something. Then she'd sit there with her boots on and legs spread apart and stomp out the same way, slamming the door behind her. That's the real Amy; not the demure little female who can't reach things and needs "my man's" help. Kind'a scary! Obviously Chris is scared to death to incur her wrath.

She said she had a feeling it was a girl and a dwarf; also, "incompatible with life" sounds more like a dwarf than an average-size pregnancy; finally, there are probably ways of determining that now with DNA (not sure she saved it, however). Is six weeks even considered a miscarriage? Maybe the pregnancy test was a false positive (it was never confirmed at the doctor's office/by ultrasound, was it)? Would there have been a heartbeat yet? No children, so excuse my ignorance on the subject... Jackson has a lot of......energy. And Chris doesn't like kids which, again, why is he marrying Amy of all people who is a mother of four and grandmother of who knows how many before they're all done???

Because heart-shaped rocks mean something to HER, they should mean something to EVERYONE ELSE. It's about what SHE likes; not what THEY might like. Classic narcissist!