GL... Realism
Sharon Bruno
Today's show was interesting. Everyone lovey dovey. I have one bone to
pick with today's show. When Ross got the twins out of their cribs in the
morning, and brought them into the master bedroom and plopped them down, I
winced! When my kids were in diapers, I had to hold them at arms length
until I could get their diapers changed. They literally dribbled!
(Actually, two bones to pick!) Who is the person on the show who sneaks
into the bathrooms and bedrooms and lights all those candles before the
couples enter? I have never seen a candle shop in Springfield. It would
seem that it would be a very popular hangout for the locals, just like the
restaurants! :-D (Very tongue-in-cheek)
Sharon Bruno
sbr...@newportnet.com
Suzanne
Actually Heather, this is pretty realistic in my life. My 9 1/2 month
old boy (around the real age of those boys) can hang out for a long time
in the morning in his nighttime diaper. (I always wait for him to do his
deed in the morning before I change it.) Those Huggies overnighters are
good for over 12 hours and worth the extra $$!!
Suzanne
P.S. And no, he doesn't have diaper rash. :)
>
> Gary and Heather Weller <wel...@telegram.infi.not> wrote in article
> <33ce3ad2...@news.telegram.infi.net>...
> > On 17 Jul 1997 04:23:45 GMT, "Sharon Bruno" <sbr...@newportnet.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> > >Today's show was interesting. Everyone lovey dovey. I have one bone to
> > >pick with today's show. When Ross got the twins out of their cribs in
> the
> > >morning, and brought them into the master bedroom and plopped them down,
> I
> > >winced! When my kids were in diapers, I had to hold them at arms length
> > >until I could get their diapers changed. They literally dribbled!
<snip>
Sharon Bruno
Heather?
What you said about a stalker sneaking in and doing the mundane tasks of
the day, made me laugh out loud! That was funny! I wish they would sneak
into my house and clean so I could spend more time on the net.
I remember, (in the good old days about the time the last dinosaur on earth
became extinct), my hubby and I didn't have the time nor the inclination to
do the candle bit. Also, when Reba threw her blouse and didn't look where
it landed, I wouldn't have been surprised to see "The Do The Everyday
Tasks Stalker" rush in with a fire extinguisher. Shows you how my mind
works. Sometimes I pay too much attention to details. (I still swear that
in the days of Chris Bruneau, I saw Hope's butt when they were rolling in
the surf), but I have never been able to confirm that.
Sharon Bruno
sbr...@newportnet.com
Gary and Heather Weller <wel...@telegram.infi.not> wrote in article
<33ce3ad2...@news.telegram.infi.net>...
> On 17 Jul 1997 04:23:45 GMT, "Sharon Bruno" <sbr...@newportnet.com>
> wrote:
>
> >Today's show was interesting. Everyone lovey dovey. I have one bone to
> >pick with today's show. When Ross got the twins out of their cribs in
the
> >morning, and brought them into the master bedroom and plopped them down,
I
> >winced! When my kids were in diapers, I had to hold them at arms length
> >until I could get their diapers changed. They literally dribbled!
>
> oops, i forgot to add to my list of unromantic thoughts during the
> blackout (the candle one was on the list): who brought the bottle to
> Twin B in the morning?
>
> This could turn into an interesting ongoing storyline, someone is
> stalking the citizens of SF, sneaking into their homes, doing all the
> mundane tasks of the day.... Perhaps a new love interest for Annie?
>
> heather
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Christine Mills
GL... Realism
Did anyone notice the nice hot bath Ross had ready for Blake??
No electricity, right? Right.
Kris
Donna Porter
Christine Mills wrote:
> GL... Realism
> Did anyone notice the nice hot bath Ross had ready for Blake??
> No electricity, right? Right.
> Kris
In my house when there is no electricity hot water is the only thing we
have. Gas water heater is a wonderful thing. Now to get rid of that
electric stove.
Donna
Sharon Bruno
Hi:
I should have mentioned that when my kids were small, there were no such
things as disposable diapers. We had cloth diapers and the more you washed
them the thinner they got. Even two at a time wouldn't work. Now, my kids
slept all night and I wasn't crazy enough to wake them up during the night
to change them, (as my Mom suggested I do). <laughing> I keep telling
everyone that I'm old!
Sharon Bruno
sbr...@newportnet.com
Suzanne <suz...@fiber.net> wrote in article <33CEFD...@fiber.net>...
> Actually Heather, this is pretty realistic in my life. My 9 1/2 month
> old boy (around the real age of those boys) can hang out for a long time
> in the morning in his nighttime diaper. (I always wait for him to do his
> deed in the morning before I change it.) Those Huggies overnighters are
> good for over 12 hours and worth the extra $$!!
>
> Suzanne
>
> P.S. And no, he doesn't have diaper rash. :)
>
> >
> > Gary and Heather Weller <wel...@telegram.infi.not> wrote in article
> > <33ce3ad2...@news.telegram.infi.net>...
> > > On 17 Jul 1997 04:23:45 GMT, "Sharon Bruno" <sbr...@newportnet.com>
> > > wrote:
> > >
> > > >Today's show was interesting. Everyone lovey dovey. I have one
bone to
> > > >pick with today's show. When Ross got the twins out of their cribs
in
> > the
> > > >morning, and brought them into the master bedroom and plopped them
down,
> > I
> > > >winced! When my kids were in diapers, I had to hold them at arms
length
> > > >until I could get their diapers changed. They literally dribbled!
> <snip>
>
Terri &/or Dave
Christine Mills wrote:
> GL... Realism
> Did anyone notice the nice hot bath Ross had ready for Blake??
> No electricity, right? Right.
> Kris
natural gas hot water heaters.....thats what I have....
Kathy Koppinger
wel...@telegram.infi.not (Gary and Heather Weller) wrote:
>This could turn into an interesting ongoing storyline, someone is
>stalking the citizens of SF, sneaking into their homes, doing all the
>mundane tasks of the day.... Perhaps a new love interest for Annie?
But did you notice that Meta was doing the laundry the other
day?!?!?!?!? Next we know, someone will vacuum!
KathyK (kkop...@ix.netcom.com)
Brad Williams
Or even go to the bathroom !!!
Perish the thought !
Rhonda
Eileen
kkop...@ix.netcom.com (Kathy Koppinger), says:
>But did you notice that Meta was doing the laundry the other
>day?!?!?!?!? Next we know, someone will vacuum!
My bet is on Nola - they have to give that woman SOMETHING to do!
Slan,
Eileen
e-mail: lur...@usnetway.com
m...@webtv.net
Speaking of realism, gas water heater or not, I think a hot bath with
candles burning all around is the LAST place I'd want to be during a
heat wave induced power outage. Ross and Blake should have been washing
each other with washcloths dripping with cool water. That would have
been more realistic.
Amy C
Jeri
m...@webtv.net wrote:
Or better yet, some tantilizing ice cube rubbing scenes!!!
Jeri - - it...@cyberjunkie.com - - http://www.cyberjunkie.com/itsme
ironboots
What about the electric water pump to fill the tub????????????????
chessie
>>>What about the electric water pump to fill the tub????????????????
What about the Rich Spauldings having a simple generator for the Manse?
A back up system to kick in is not all that unusual for many places.
Certainly multimillionaires wouldn't be inconvenienced by a simple power
failure, would they? Annie should be complaining!
Chessie