goofygirl February 14 Share February 14 Wait, WHUT? Saint PATRICK'S Day?? What happened to VALENTINE'S Day? She totally missed the opportunity to make heart shaped RICE KRISPIE TREATS! For $50 bucks!! 2 11 Link to comment
Teafortwo February 14 Share February 14 21 minutes ago, goofygirl said: Wait, WHUT? Saint PATRICK'S Day?? What happened to VALENTINE'S Day? She totally missed the opportunity to make heart shaped RICE KRISPIE TREATS! For $50 bucks!! She has a beau now...probably spending V-day with him lol 4 1 Link to comment
laurakaye February 14 Share February 14 (edited) Is Meri's family Irish? I don't know nor do I care, but you can't just keep re-decorating the same dusty B&B and give another tour based on whatever holiday you're decorating for. Wonder what the "pot o' gold" is that she's hinting at....probably some free, only slightly used LuLaNo leggings adorned with demonic leprechauns or something. Edited February 14 by laurakaye 16 Link to comment
kimaken February 14 Share February 14 16 minutes ago, laurakaye said: Is Meri's family Irish? I think I saw an interview where Meri said her mom's side of the family was Irish (Lizzie who originally owned the inn). I'm not one to shell out $50 for a tour but I must say that Meri at least is constantly scrambling to find ways to keep making money. She still has the B&B (hasn't gone bankrupt or closed its doors permanently) so I gather she makes some money from that business despite it not being in a high traffic tourist area. 11 Link to comment
Natalie68 February 14 Share February 14 2 hours ago, laurakaye said: Is Meri's family Irish? I don't know nor do I care, but you can't just keep re-decorating the same dusty B&B and give another tour based on whatever holiday you're decorating for. Wonder what the "pot o' gold" is that she's hinting at....probably some free, only slightly used LuLaNo leggings adorned with demonic leprechauns or something. Meri lost me with this tour. Ghost tour? Yes please! A St. Patricks tour? Is there green beer? All I know is I would not traipse to Parawon for this. Nor would I stop there should I wish to celebrate the holiday. I saw demonic leprechauns noted above. That might reel me in but not if they are on leggings. HA! 4 1 1 Link to comment
Denize February 15 Share February 15 The first owner was a Davenport who married an Adams; both names sound English, not Irish. It was common for eldest sons to inherit everything and younger siblings moved off to Scotland and Ireland before emigrating to North America. But the Irish have a reputation for enjoying holidays, so St. Paddy's Day it is. I guess Meri figured out that her fans don't have $3,000-6,000 for retreats with Meri, but may be able to scrounge up $50 4 1 Link to comment
Roslyn February 15 Share February 15 1 hour ago, Denize said: The first owner was a Davenport who married an Adams; both names sound English, not Irish. Davenport is an Irish name through England and Adams is Scottish and English. 2 5 Link to comment
kimaken February 15 Share February 15 13 hours ago, Denize said: The first owner was a Davenport who married an Adams; both names sound English, not Irish. Here's a link to the interview Meri gave regarding her Irish roots. Whether it's true or she's just making it up, I can't say: https://tvshowsace.com/2019/03/18/sister-wives-meri-brown-shares-her-irish-ancestry-on-st-patricks-day/ 1 2 Link to comment
Orcinus orca February 15 Share February 15 19 minutes ago, kimaken said: Here's a link to the interview Meri gave regarding her Irish roots. Whether it's true or she's just making it up, I can't say I don't believe a word ANY of them say. It's all about the PR. Sometimes they can't remember one lie before telling a conflicting one. Wasn't she the one who came up with the "multiple doors for multiple wives" BS about the inn? 5 1 1 Link to comment
Sandy W February 15 Share February 15 14 minutes ago, Orcinus orca said: I don't believe a word ANY of them say. It's all about the PR. Sometimes they can't remember one lie before telling a conflicting one. Wasn't she the one who came up with the "multiple doors for multiple wives" BS about the inn? She didn't even know that branch of the family did not live the polygamous lifestyle. So much for the inn having a special meaning for her when she didn't know something as basic as that. 8 1 Link to comment
Roslyn February 15 Share February 15 1 hour ago, Orcinus orca said: I don't believe a word ANY of them say. It's all about the PR. Sometimes they can't remember one lie before telling a conflicting one. Wasn't she the one who came up with the "multiple doors for multiple wives" BS about the inn? My memory says that the owner of the Inn said that to Meri when she was giving a tour. 3 1 1 1 Link to comment
Roslyn February 15 Share February 15 2 hours ago, kimaken said: Here's a link to the interview Meri gave regarding her Irish roots. Whether it's true or she's just making it up, I can't say: https://tvshowsace.com/2019/03/18/sister-wives-meri-brown-shares-her-irish-ancestry-on-st-patricks-day/ Maybe 1/16th Irish 🤣 My Grandmother was really into genealogy and traced her mother and father's lines back to Ireland and England to the 1500's. She made many trips to both countries to search church record books and graveyards. She traveled all over and met quite a few of our distant relatives and amassed a lot of family stories as remembered by living relatives. The Irish keep a lot of their history alive orally, or at least back then they did. 7 Link to comment
Sandy W February 15 Share February 15 53 minutes ago, Roslyn said: My memory says that the owner of the Inn said that to Meri when she was giving a tour. It would not surprise me at all to find that Meri was not aware of the existence of the home. I have a fiillin that the owner found out about the connection and approached Meri. She dressed up the story the same way she dressed up the walls of the Inn, scrambling thru the discontinued bins at the wallpaper store. Gullible Meri bought the story hook, line and sinker. Her first catfish experience. 1 3 4 Link to comment
Denize February 16 Share February 16 10 hours ago, kimaken said: Here's a link to the interview Meri gave regarding her Irish roots. Whether it's true or she's just making it up, I can't say: https://tvshowsace.com/2019/03/18/sister-wives-meri-brown-shares-her-irish-ancestry-on-st-patricks-day/ 1/16th Irish ... and the original "Irish" guy (Charles Adams) left at 3 months old, not long enough to embrace Irish kulchure. When is Meri going to celebrate the other 15/16ths of her roots? 3 2 2 Link to comment
Orcinus orca February 16 Share February 16 49 minutes ago, Denize said: When is Meri going to celebrate the other 15/16ths of her roots? Since none of those have associated holidays she can use to make a few bucks, my money is on none of them. 6 1 Link to comment
kimaken February 16 Share February 16 23 hours ago, Sandy W said: She didn't even know that branch of the family did not live the polygamous lifestyle. So much for the inn having a special meaning for her when she didn't know something as basic as that. Why would Meri know personal details about other branches of the family, especially since the inn/that branch of the family is located in Utah and Meri grew up in California? I grew up in Indiana, then Minnesota -- I was in High School before I learned that 3 of my dad's siblings (2 in California; 1 in Ohio) were Jehovah's Witnesses. 6 Link to comment
ginger90 February 16 Share February 16 2 hours ago, kimaken said: Meri grew up in California Meri was around 9 years old when her family moved to Utah. 6 Link to comment
Sandy W February 16 Share February 16 2 hours ago, kimaken said: Why would Meri know personal details about other branches of the family, especially since the inn/that branch of the family is located in Utah and Meri grew up in California? I grew up in Indiana, then Minnesota -- I was in High School before I learned that 3 of my dad's siblings (2 in California; 1 in Ohio) were Jehovah's Witnesses. I was born in the 1930's before the days of television. Evenings were spent actually talking with one another. Over time, stories would come up about my parent's childhoods as well as my grandparents and great grandparents. When I was old enough to travel on my own, I made it a point to visit the overseas towns they grew up in and absorb as much family history and lore as possible. Must be a generational thing. 9 1 1 Link to comment
Natalie68 February 16 Share February 16 1 hour ago, Sandy W said: I was born in the 1930's before the days of television. Evenings were spent actually talking with one another. Over time, stories would come up about my parent's childhoods as well as my grandparents and great grandparents. When I was old enough to travel on my own, I made it a point to visit the overseas towns they grew up in and absorb as much family history and lore as possible. Must be a generational thing. I loved hearing stories of people's lives. I wish I had gotten more info before they all died. 11 Link to comment
Sandy W February 16 Share February 16 (edited) 21 minutes ago, Natalie68 said: I loved hearing stories of people's lives. I wish I had gotten more info before they all died. Thankfully, some my kids and grandkids are interested in keeping genealogy records for future generations. There are still gaps that I regret not asking about. For instance, how did my maternal grandparents navigate the trip from Scotland to Alaska in 1909 with 3 toddlers? The Panama canal had not yet been cut and the North Sea route would not be possible. They must have sailed to the east coast of North America and taken trains from that point on. Edited February 16 by Sandy W Typos 5 2 Link to comment
xwordfanatik February 16 Share February 16 26 minutes ago, Natalie68 said: I loved hearing stories of people's lives. I wish I had gotten more info before they all died. Me as well. Especially, I wish that I'd asked my mother and my sister things I've thought about since. 4 2 Link to comment
Denize February 17 Share February 17 (edited) 8 hours ago, Sandy W said: There are still gaps that I regret not asking about. For instance, how did my maternal grandparents navigate the trip from Scotland to Alaska in 1909 with 3 toddlers? With 3 toddlers, most likely by Canadian Pacific Railroad to Vancover (transcontinental RR completed in 1885, before the US, & Sir Sanford Fleming invented time zones to keep train schedules straight), then by ship to Alaska. My great grandfather took the alternate route (without kids), by train to Calgary, then overland to the Klondike where he found some gold. I have his horse bridle, made of leather, with a silver bit and porcupine quill design. Edited February 17 by Denize 1 1 13 Link to comment
Pickleinthemiddle February 18 Share February 18 On 2/16/2024 at 11:02 AM, Sandy W said: I was born in the 1930's before the days of television. Evenings were spent actually talking with one another. Over time, stories would come up about my parent's childhoods as well as my grandparents and great grandparents. When I was old enough to travel on my own, I made it a point to visit the overseas towns they grew up in and absorb as much family history and lore as possible. Must be a generational thing. My dad also born in the 30's, said they listened to the radio often in the winter as it was too cold to be outside at after dark. I remember a great aunt who never missed her soaps on TV. Little did I know at the time that one of them began as a radio show. 8 Link to comment
Quof February 24 Share February 24 This is the first time in her life Meri has dated. She will learn that you can spend time with one man, or several men, for brief periods and then move on if you wish. Amos was simply sorbet. 17 1 5 1 Link to comment
Sweetpea12 February 24 Share February 24 3 hours ago, Quof said: Amos was simply sorbet. Since Meri ended up being Kootie's spiritual wife when she finally left him, I hope Amos at least was able to help her get properly divorced. 4 17 Link to comment
Natalie68 February 24 Share February 24 14 hours ago, Quof said: This is the first time in her life Meri has dated. She will learn that you can spend time with one man, or several men, for brief periods and then move on if you wish. Amos was simply sorbet. Amuse bouche 2 1 19 1 Link to comment
BAForever February 24 Share February 24 10 minutes ago, Natalie68 said: Amuse bouche I was thinking Amos Bouche. 1 2 21 Link to comment
Denize February 24 Share February 24 (edited) 11 hours ago, Sweetpea12 said: Since Meri ended up being Kootie's spiritual wife when she finally left him, I hope Amos at least was able to help her get properly divorced. Yes, the worst thing to have hanging over your head would be worrying about being forced to spend eternity on Kody & Robyn's planet. Hopefully now Meri can enjoy the rest of her life. Edited February 24 by Denize 12 Link to comment
Sandy W February 24 Share February 24 35 minutes ago, Denize said: Yes, the worst thing to have hanging over your head would be worrying about being forced to spend eternity on Kody & Robyn's planet. Hopefully now Meri can enjoy the rest of her life. The only way she would be welcome on their planet is if there was a market for LLRags among the celestial entities. 5 Link to comment
Gramto6 February 24 Share February 24 1 hour ago, Sandy W said: The only way she would be welcome on their planet is if there was a market for LLRags among the celestial entities. And K&R would get a hefty cut of each sale. 1 4 1 Link to comment
Denize February 25 Share February 25 7 hours ago, Sandy W said: The only way she would be welcome on their planet is if there was a market for LLRags among the celestial entities. Some baggy floral rags that haven't sold on Earth might find a home on K&R's planet. 7 Link to comment
Sandy W February 25 Share February 25 (edited) 1 hour ago, Denize said: Some baggy floral rags that haven't sold on Earth might find a home on K&R's planet. I had always envisioned them floating around the celestial planet in diaphanous white robes. But Meri has always thought of herself as "edgy" so... Edited February 25 by Sandy W 7 Link to comment
Orcinus orca February 25 Share February 25 There won't be room for her rags - every inch of the celestial plain will be covered in tacky collectibles. Imagine living with that for eternity. 7 Link to comment
Popular Post Kellyee February 25 Popular Post Share February 25 At least she didn't hang around for 7 years this time hoping it would work out. 32 Link to comment
Sandy W February 25 Share February 25 35 minutes ago, ginger90 said: In other words, Amos had no ambition to build an empire and may have been content to ride Meri's coattails. Does anyone know what he did to earn a living? 7 Link to comment
Popular Post Gramto6 February 25 Popular Post Share February 25 (edited) It happens, that is what dating is all about, learning who the other person is and how/if you mesh. At least she didn't just jump in and marry the first guy that showed her some interest. For that I say "good on her". As far as the post, less would have been better... Edited February 25 by Gramto6 25 Link to comment
Teri313 February 25 Share February 25 Note to the Next Guy: When you break up, she will overshare on SM. Ad nauseam. 14 2 1 Link to comment
ChiCricket February 28 Share February 28 On 2/25/2024 at 9:28 AM, Teri313 said: Note to the Next Guy: When you break up, she will overshare on SM. Ad nauseam As a recent convert to Taylor Swift and her songs (I'm old) at least Meri won't be writing a song about them. Could be worse. 😁 3 14 Link to comment
P-Fat February 29 Share February 29 On 2/25/2024 at 10:28 AM, Teri313 said: Note to the Next Guy: When you break up, she will overshare on SM. Ad nauseam. Right? That was a whole bunch of words to just say "we weren't feeling it" my goodness! 12 7 Link to comment
lexington11 March 1 Share March 1 On 2/24/2024 at 12:40 PM, Sandy W said: The only way she would be welcome on their planet is if there was a market for LLRags among the celestial entities. Never underestimate people's needs to get rich quick...Kody & Robyn would gladly welcome Meri on their planet if it means Robyn can keep her celestial shopping sprees for all eternity 1 12 Link to comment
Just Wondering March 2 Share March 2 I got the impression from Meri’s Friday show that Amos was scared away by outside forces. So it looks like, once again, these plural ladies get discarded and abandoned and then call it “leaving”. I just reread 50 Years of Polygamy and I’m seeing a pattern here. Man dumps woman, lets her hang out in that, then she says “leaving” was her choice, not the only option left. Maybe I’m jaded. But this seems more common than a woman actually waking up and saying, “None of this passes the smell test. Im leaving before I waste even more years in this mess”. IMHO 10 Link to comment
DeeReynolds March 10 Share March 10 https://people.com/sister-wives-meri-brown-pays-tribute-to-late-mom-and-garrison-brown-8606903 6 1 6 Link to comment
Elizzikra March 31 Share March 31 6 hours ago, ginger90 said: That is one happy dog! 8 3 Link to comment
RazzleberryPie April 1 Share April 1 On 2/25/2024 at 9:10 AM, Sandy W said: In other words, Amos had no ambition to build an empire and may have been content to ride Meri's coattails. Does anyone know what he did to earn a living? Yall know I’m not a MERI fan at all, but it looks like she actually did something sensible instead of proving she can get married ASAP and jumping into a big ol mess. Glad she realized this ain’t what she wants and was able to pursue what she does want. 14 3 Link to comment
Popular Post Natalie68 April 1 Popular Post Share April 1 21 hours ago, Elizzikra said: That is one happy dog! Who really loves her. I saw a video she did and she was getting upset talking about the funeral. Zona stepped right in to see if she was ok. 10 18 Link to comment
Meow Mix April 2 Share April 2 Aw, I'm so glad she has Zona for that. It is true, pets know when you need some comfort. 8 7 Link to comment
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