[DisruptiveSpirit]

LMAO! I even bring room deodorizing spray.

[Northern Neighbour]

Originally Posted by DisruptiveSpirit

LMAO! I even bring room deodorizing spray.

That clinches it...we are sick, sicker and sickest!!

[DisruptiveSpirit]

Gotta agree with ya there.

Originally Posted by Northern Neighbour

That clinches it...we are sick, sicker and sickest!!

[cutefamily]

BAHAHAHHAHA Bingo! Without the Lysol I am nothing

ya recorded the wrong shows.

damn hockey game..and my team played like stinky donkey poop to

[summerville]

Originally Posted by gap134

I didn't under that either and thought the same thing.

I don't recall that part, but it could have been an editing thing, taking a picture from the morning, when it was chilly and Jake was wearing a sweatshirt, and dubbing in the sound from the afternoon when it was hot.

Sneeeeky sneeeaaaaky editors!

hheeeey theres an anika!

[corienb]

The Burgermeister's daughter is on pause, and hey! Mark Von Bommel ?!
The guy might be playing for Germany, but he is still a Dutchie -> Mark van Bommel.

I'm really enjoying these travel episodes. Crappy health prevents me from traveling, so it might be a 'by proxy' enjoyment thing, but to me it's really fun to watch.

[corienb]

I can't edit anymore, but just watched the rest of these episodes - and I guess that's the end of the traveling ? Too bad

Jeremy's "Everything is called Rue" cracked me up too, as well as Molly's "At least it's not raining ..." bam, rain.

I'm with Amy though, taking advantage of a disability always makes me feel really guilt. I tend not to want to do it, but at the same time it can really save a lot of energy and effort (and in this case: time) so it's pretty much always worth it.

[GrayC]

Originally Posted by corienb

I can't edit anymore, but just watched the rest of these episodes - and I guess that's the end of the traveling ? Too bad

Jeremy's "Everything is called Rue" cracked me up too, as well as Molly's "At least it's not raining ..." bam, rain.

I'm with Amy though, taking advantage of a disability always makes me feel really guilt. I tend not to want to do it, but at the same time it can really save a lot of energy and effort (and in this case: time) so it's pretty much always worth it.

I was surprised when Amy said she had a disability. I didn't think she thought that way. I don't think she's disabled, just short and living in a world where things are made for tall people. I can relate.