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<blockquote data-quote="Presea" data-source="post: 97785" data-attributes="member: 24"><p>Nice to have you back, Karin. It's cool that you went to California. I don't know how much you saw of the state, but my sister lives in Oakland.</p><p></p><p>I know that we have seen the storyline with Clayton's health before on the show, but I like how you expanded on it here. If Miss Ellie thinks that electronic records were bad back then, then she ain't seen nothing yet! Lol!</p><p></p><p>I'm sorry to say that I am already tired of this Martha storyline. Jenna is naive if she believes that Martha won't be found by her husband as long as she is with them. I'm sure that Lorenzo could easily find out (or might already know) about the ex-wife of Martha's late brother Naldo, and could guess that Martha is with Jenna. Is there no way for Martha to go into a witness protection program or something? At this rate, it's going to about another year before we get to the Katherine stuff!</p><p></p><p>I REALLY hope that Afton will start seeing the light about Mario soon! Becky and the others' complaints are getting tiresome. But if Afton meets Mario's family, it would be hilarious if he said, "And I'd like you to meet my brother, Luigi." Lol.</p><p></p><p>I don't know why the heck Pam needs to shop so dang much. I thought that was more of Sue Ellen's thing. I hate to say it, but this kind of makes Pam look a bit shallow, and I don't remember her being a shopaholic on the show. However, I loved that Bobby and Pam haven't forgotten their disco days! That stupid bouncer had no right to suggest that they go to a club for middle-aged people! Did he not realize that he was talking to the king and queen of dance in Dallas!?</p><p></p><p>I liked the Donna part. Donna, please get rid of the Electoral College for me! Even without this convenient "excuse" to stay in Dallas, I think that Donna would still stay with Ray now!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Presea, post: 97785, member: 24"] Nice to have you back, Karin. It's cool that you went to California. I don't know how much you saw of the state, but my sister lives in Oakland. I know that we have seen the storyline with Clayton's health before on the show, but I like how you expanded on it here. If Miss Ellie thinks that electronic records were bad back then, then she ain't seen nothing yet! Lol! I'm sorry to say that I am already tired of this Martha storyline. Jenna is naive if she believes that Martha won't be found by her husband as long as she is with them. I'm sure that Lorenzo could easily find out (or might already know) about the ex-wife of Martha's late brother Naldo, and could guess that Martha is with Jenna. Is there no way for Martha to go into a witness protection program or something? At this rate, it's going to about another year before we get to the Katherine stuff! I REALLY hope that Afton will start seeing the light about Mario soon! Becky and the others' complaints are getting tiresome. But if Afton meets Mario's family, it would be hilarious if he said, "And I'd like you to meet my brother, Luigi." Lol. I don't know why the heck Pam needs to shop so dang much. I thought that was more of Sue Ellen's thing. I hate to say it, but this kind of makes Pam look a bit shallow, and I don't remember her being a shopaholic on the show. However, I loved that Bobby and Pam haven't forgotten their disco days! That stupid bouncer had no right to suggest that they go to a club for middle-aged people! Did he not realize that he was talking to the king and queen of dance in Dallas!? I liked the Donna part. Donna, please get rid of the Electoral College for me! Even without this convenient "excuse" to stay in Dallas, I think that Donna would still stay with Ray now! [/QUOTE]
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