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Joy and Austin: This One Time At Family Camp


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this pic opened up on my page showing them all from the neck down. so I looked at it that way first before the full pic, what I noticed - Jana has her apple watch, Jessa is the one touching/holding Josie in place, michelle is holding glasses in her hand rather than her phone, Jordyn has a piece of flowered curtain sewn on the bottom of her dress, their shoes are sad, and michelle does sometimes not wear the black stockings and ortho shoes

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I guess knees must be covered for the lost girls. Jenni and Josie are wearing leggings to cover their knees and Jordyn has a curtain remnant sewn to the bottom of her dress. Johannah's dress looks long enough to cover her hers, but I wouldn't be surprised if she had to wear leggings also, just in case.

I hope they're getting regular doctor's appointments for Josie. If she doesn't start growing Meredith is going to pass her up in a couple of years.

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5 hours ago, GeeGolly said:

Michelle's looks are finally catching up with her age. 

 

6 hours ago, ozziemom said:

What’s the deal with Meechelle’s head? Very odd outfit once again too.

Mechelle tends to stand hunched, but she also has a very big head. 

Speaking of Meredith, her expression on the last pic is priceless.

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10 hours ago, Chicklet said:

What has happened to Anna's face? It's kind of wonky and if they didn't say who she was I wouldn't have recognized her.

I've been thinking that the last year or so. But, thanks for confirming it's her, I didn't know.

They all have such unfortunate choices in shoes.

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9 hours ago, YupItsMe said:

That really is an awful outfit. You’d think someone would help her pick out her clothes for these special occasions.

What are you talking about?  Look at how simply Michelle is dressed.  Josie is decked to the nines in mama's view.  No doubt Josie is being led to believe that she's very privileged to be dressed like a circus bear from days of old.

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On 7/27/2020 at 5:29 PM, Sew Sumi said:

I love how they hid Jill and her sluttish shorts behind Jenni and Jordyn's dresses. 

First thing I noticed. Too bad, because I was looking forward to some more Jana photo shopping a skirt on another hussy wearing shorts.

1 hour ago, zenme said:

Giddy looks like JimBob. I’m sure that sooo pleases Austin.

In that picture he's all Boob and I'm usually really bad at telling who a kid looks like.

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On 7/28/2020 at 12:08 AM, madpsych78 said:

 Speaking of Meredith, her expression on the last pic is priceless.

Can you blame her? She wearing about 8 vintage aprons sewn together. She contemplating her life of servitude.

Who is on the right , next to Anna? Is it her first MSlave? If so, she's beginning to smuggar (verb).

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That's fundies for you.  Based on fundie/fundie-lite people I know, many of them like to keep decor neutral in nurseries. That's so the decor works for 10 kids regardless of the sex of the kids. If the next baby is a boy,  they don't want their sons in a pink room.

Neutral is also really popular in America, but a lot of people like colors in nurseries. 

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That was a whole lot of fussing and ultimately doing nothing to the room except to a add a plant and a random cow picture.  Why doesn't the room have a rocking chair? Even I, childfree heathen, know that a nursery needs a rocking chair.

Completely unrelated note - why are Gideon's diapers always drooping down to his knees?  Surely that's not how they are supposed to fit?

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57 minutes ago, Future Cat Lady said:

A carpet on a carpet. Is that a thing?

The whole room is still really beige.

In a large room, I use an area rug on top of carpet to tie in all the furniture and make the room look cozy.  It also helps with the wear and tear issues of a heavily used room.

However, despite living in America's Dairyland,  there are no cows in my home.

 

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57 minutes ago, Temperance said:

That's fundies for you.  Based on fundie/fundie-lite people I know, many of them like to keep decor neutral in nurseries. That's so the decor works for 10 kids regardless of the sex of the kids. If the next baby is a boy,  they don't want their sons in a pink room.

Neutral is also really popular in America, but a lot of people like colors in nurseries. 

Color is more stimulating to babies’ brains, which fundies would never desire. Neutral maybe all the rage but it’s so dull ,not even pops of color.

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