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QUOTE (Todolovethebaby2 @ 11/21/2020, 03:53 PM) QUOTE (Meow2 @ 21/11/2020, 15:16) are we discussing our soap and tp preferences? I buy a bunch of these for the kitchen and bathroom: (IMG: https://target.scene7.com/is/image/Target/...i=488&fmt=pjpeg) been told I'm the only person who actually likes Scott tp  anywho that garland is seriously ugly. is that really the same that she's always used? I don't recall it looking so bad You’re not! Scott in this house for a long time! Then we joined Costco 🤣
I always buy Scott ComfortPlus tp! I missed the hoarding in the spring and had to buy Aldi tp. Luckily I timed this hoarding right and just restocked my Scott last week 
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QUOTE (GrownUpStickerBook @ 11/21/2020, 04:36 PM) Someone said it earlier, but those kids will continue to shout “poopie! poopie! POOPIE!” as long as Mama of the Year rewards them with cackling and attention. She needs to crack open a parenting book or get chummy with other mothers (ha ha) to get a clue about raising her children. And the attention from “camera friends” isn’t helping anybody.
Squealing kids squirming all over their smirking mother is not the content anyone wants to see.
Of course, she decides what to show online but very few of her IG stories or videos show her engaging in active play with the kids. Play Zingo or Candyland, get a cheap plastic set of bowling pins and a ball and put that empty hallway to good use. If the play kitchen is set up, make a menu and play restaurant.
It seems that the kids and active parenting aren't part of the "Pretty Neat Living" brand.
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What's the chance that the bass player will swoon over Jen and tell his mama he's found the one?? That adoration is out in the garage with Don's meat.
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How the mighty have fallen...
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QUOTE (JenuinelyUnorganized @ 11/21/2020, 11:29 PM) I bet Charlotte and Donny do not use that word at Dons or around Suzanne. Kids know what they can get away with. When they can’t say poop or poopy around people, because they are told no, they may try but after a couple more reprimands, they stop. Jen has no clue. If she thinks they are screaming like they do at her house, I bet she is mistaken.
I agree, I don't think Don or the rest of the Rosses let the kids do that. The problem is Jen encouraging it by laughing and filming it. Even if it is normal for their ages she doesn't have to post it.
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QUOTE (zizizouzou @ 21/11/2020, 14:06) Did we talk about the piddly garland on the staircase? She spends money on ridiculous things, couldn't she buy a more substantial garland? The staircase is the only nice feature in the overpriced echo chamber, IMO. It would look beautiful with a gorgeous garland. Winnie looks like she is thinking "help me". I wasn't meant to capture the massive nose and double chin but bonus! 
If she’s going to use this skimpy garland, the least she can do is fluff it up. She could even use it as an excuse to buy a pair of garland-fluffing gloves to go along with the tree-fluffers (because we know single-use-only-items are her favorite 1%er thing to waste Don’s money on).
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I remember her saying that it's the garland from the old house and that she would probably get a new one next year.
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Based on the kids sitting quietly watching a movie in Utah, I think Don or at the very least Suzanne has showed those kids how to behave. Also, the Bunsy thing came from somewhere so SOMEONE is actually parenting those children its just not Jen........ and they know it.
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I have grandkids about the same age. They do think that poop talk is funny, but they don't do it very often. And, they get corrected if they do it too much. A few months ago I was pushing the youngest and the older one was riding her little scooter. We had 2 of my dogs with us, too. We live out in the country and someone had been riding a horse down our road. Of course, the horse pooped. One of my dogs wanted to eat the horse poop. I said "no eating horse poop" and the kids both laughed and repeated it a few times. I then told them that was enough and was funny, but we didn't talk about poop that much, it wasn't a nice thing to do. Guess what? They stopped. They wanted to tell Grandpa when we got home, so I told them that they could and they said it once. They said it again when their mom picked them up. They haven't said it since. Jen is not only NOT telling them to not say that, she is laughing at them which encourages them. It is ALL ON HER.
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I find the poop talk very odd and gross. I have a 5 year old niece and 4 year old daughter. Never have they screamed or talked about poopy. Ever. We even have the book “everybody poops” (weird book, lol) I wonder if she screams and about poopy at school?
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Idk how Charlotte keeps out of trouble at school if she does talk about it. My stepson cannot say certain words at his school like that. Pretty much any word for a bodily function.
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QUOTE (fiercelyprivate @ 22/11/2020, 01:51) How the mighty have fallen...
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The back yards in her new area seriously look like homes in a low income area.
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