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Translated: "I didn't get to go on the crappy cruise my fake company gave out and now I'm pouting and crying fake tears because I didn't get my way. Even though my husband and I don't work full time, my children are too scared and hungry to act out, I go on vacation every other month, and I'm waiting at fast food restaurant for yet another treat for myself. Boo hoo, my life is so hard."

Basically the machines are a little different. Mega reformer (or megaformer, as my teacher calls it) machines are more complex and they have more cables and springs. I think megaformer is a little more intense of a workout, but I've never done a reformer class so I honestly couldn't judge. Pilates is just damn hard overall.

I'm kind of impressed, tbh. I take mega reformer pilates classes and it's all I can do to keep up and not fall off the machine. I can't imagine trying to concentrate on two different things while in class.

I love how God cares so much about mlm huns that he's constantly leading them to their next "business." In reality, it's just a neverending journey of losing more and more money. And Kaylee's passive aggressive insults towards working women tick me off. So women who work outside the home can't "be a wife" as well as stay at home ones? I know the Rod girls are sheltered and uneducated and I should feel sorry for them, but judgemental stuff like this just makes me mad, even if it's unintentional.

It was rushed and I may be remembering wrong, but Colter and Keaton were searching the farm after the first disciple showed them where it was and they found a skeleton in a grain silo on the property. It wasn't Gina's but that led them to believe that's where the Teacher took her and other victims.

What the hell was that?! Terrible episode, way too dark (visually and story-wise), rushed, and violent. That was not the Tracker I'm used to. Hopefully this means the Gina arc is over and we go back to the normal show.

Yeah, she needs an actual doctor, medical science, and probably medication. None of which Plexus is, so Jill will continue to go downhill. If she wasn't so awful to her kids, I might feel sorry for her. But, oh well. Goiter on, Leon!

There really needs to be an eye roll reaction, lol. Take it down a notch, drama llama Kaylee. The irony of judging families who chase after popularity while she's posting this on social media for likes and comments is totally lost on her.

I like brussels sprouts but I'm not good at cooking them, so I really only eat them when I'm dining out. Same with asparagus. I dont know why I'm so bad at cooking those two vegetables.

Can someone explain the 10 year rule to me? Also, wouldn't Dorit be an equal partner in the debts they acquired during their marriage?

I'm currently recovering from surgery with a stash of Thin Mints in my fridge from my local neighborhood Girl Scout.

I'll root for KC because I'd like to watch history being made with a 3-peat Super Bowl, plus I hate the Eagles. But I would really have liked to see the Bills finally get back to the Super Bowl. I like Sean McDermott, Josh Allen, and the crazy Bills Mafia. Hopefully next year we'll see different teams in the Super Bowl.

I finally got around to watching this episode and I think I've lost the plot between Kyle and Dorit. I honestly can't remember what they are fighting over or what started all of it. Just so much screaming and flailing and fake tears. I was a little sad over seeing Boz's beautiful backyard, knowing it's now ashes. I hope she and her daughter are doing okay, I can't imagine losing almost everything in a fire. I'm sure they lost precious mementos from Boz's deceased husband, stuff you can't replace.

I've loved seeing the videos and pictures and reactions of people experiencing snow for the first time in the deep south. It's really heartwarming.

I liked the scenery and some of the secondary cast well enough, so I'm in for a second season.