Please don't tell me she's making some kind of joke about "political correctness" and all the words and phrases they "can't say anymore." Although I certainly wouldn't put it past them.
The saddest part about that to me is that their homes are like toy museums, where the toys are just displayed to be admired and preserved in perfect condition instead of played with by actual children (cue the Sarah MacLachlan music).
Yeah, I really think it was about being PC, but just in very poor taste considering she's in line for Opening Day of Tiana's Bayou. It's probably the things she talks about with mom and dad off stream.
Rewind to about 19 minutes in . The stream is pointed at a tree and then turns to face the Tiana mural in line. I mean, why wouldn't you be able to say Brownie? She's talking about race. Yes, giggling, but is that even a funny reference?
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No, it isn't. Neither was Dale making fun of a Japanese accent on their Sanrio unboxing vlog. Or that flea market they went to with all the Gadsden flags. Or their refusal to acknowledge Juneteenth last week, except for calling it the holiday. While Jenna's comment may not have been overtly racist, there is a pattern of behavior here.
She's showing ignorance and using it to intentionally mock the situation. That's just as gross as Jenn Tracker and her bit about "catching the gay".
See, now that's a much better looking one. Not only are the stars and stripes in good proportion, they added central marks to the stars adding the illusion of dimension.
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Two years ago the coast of florida was being flattened by a hurricane while Josh giggled his way around empty theme parks, proclaiming how safe he was and it was just a little rain. We knew it was about money but I'm sure, like you're saying, there was a Stef component to it too.3 Steps of Hurricane Prep - Step 3: Find Calm in the Storm ResortTV1Homes -Top 5 Activities for Kids — ResortTV1 Homes
Once you have picked out your shelter in place space and prepared it for the storm, the waiting begins. With the larger storms we often end up with more days together at home. Keeping busy and using this as constructive family time is helpful for us. Stef shares 3 Tips for finding calm in the storm
Stef’s blog give me anxiety about hurricanes. All you have to do is make sure you’re prepared with food, medicine, batteries, etc. She has a detailed plan for EVERYTHING! Like chill a little.
If I had to choose between staying inside with her or outside with the hurricane, I would grab my raincoat.
She makes it sound like living in Orlando you're gonna have a Cat 5 overhead and prepare for death and destruction.3 Steps of Hurricane Prep - Step 3: Find Calm in the Storm ResortTV1Homes -Top 5 Activities for Kids — ResortTV1 Homes
Once you have picked out your shelter in place space and prepared it for the storm, the waiting begins. With the larger storms we often end up with more days together at home. Keeping busy and using this as constructive family time is helpful for us. Stef shares 3 Tips for finding calm in the storm
Stef’s blog give me anxiety about hurricanes. All you have to do is make sure you’re prepared with food, medicine, batteries, etc. She has a detailed plan for EVERYTHING! Like chill a little.
If I had to choose between staying inside with her or outside with the hurricane, I would grab my raincoat.
I wonder if Stef has a 3-5 steps for preparedness for a blizzard? A tornado? Volcanic eruption? Alien takeover? ... all in Florida of course.
3 Steps of Hurricane Prep - Step 3: Find Calm in the Storm ResortTV1Homes -Top 5 Activities for Kids — ResortTV1 Homes
Once you have picked out your shelter in place space and prepared it for the storm, the waiting begins. With the larger storms we often end up with more days together at home. Keeping busy and using this as constructive family time is helpful for us. Stef shares 3 Tips for finding calm in the storm
Stef’s blog give me anxiety about hurricanes. All you have to do is make sure you’re prepared with food, medicine, batteries, etc. She has a detailed plan for EVERYTHING! Like chill a little.
If I had to choose between staying inside with her or outside with the hurricane, I would grab my raincoat.
Lol - Josh agrees with @FLAGirl and heads to the parks the minute Stef starts hauling "7 days worth of water, food and toys into the the closet."
Stef's proofreading skills are right up there with her writing, cooking (Turkey Wiggle), and probably cleaning, judging by how often she mentioned her allergies and allergy meds when talking about their closets. And lol on the adults' favorite hurricane activities. Stef likes to binge watch an entire TV series, and Josh likes to play a video game all the way through from beginning to end. Apparently, in spite of all of her preparing, they are not prepared to lose power. Or spend any time actually interacting with their child.
So, um, just the usual everyday stuff then?
I want to read the binder that includes help for her biggest disaster, marrying Josh Nelson.
Hide in the closet.
