It almost seems like a fact to me at this point. But friends or family I talk to who only consume mainstream media think I’m nuts when I say that. Can you help me to explain our perspective in a few sentences or less.
Are we sure Goldie is dead? The only one around when she died was Joe and we know he’s been dishonest. Denise mentions Goldie “filing” but does not mention her death. That seems odd to me.
I hated what she did to Ramona, but otherwise enjoyed her character and felt she executed the stereotypical rich wine drinking gossipy mom thing perfectly
Fuller House would have been much more successful if it’d been filmed 5-10 years earlier. By the time they filmed it, the older OG adult actors seemed awfully old and there weren’t as many plausible storylines for the girls’ generation.
Part of what made Full House funny was that the guys were all pretty young and still in the roommate stage of life. On Fuller House the adult girls were older and it made Steph and Kimmy kind of look untethered in life.
Also 40 year old veterinarian type A DJ with a life insurance settlement from her husband’s death seemed like she’d be more likely to run her ship on her own with a hired nanny than let chaotic kimmy and Steph move in.
not confirmed
Girlfriend has everything, is self employed and choosing her own schedule, has only cats to take care of, yet always seems so intense and on edge. What’s her deal?
And are her and Sebastian still dating or is it just a business partnership at this point?
Massive wealth alongside massive poverty, rampant drug abuse, high suicide rates, clown show during the summer, predatory pricing
But no doubt it’s beautiful
She was also Danny’s daughter and was as “entitled” to live in the house as much as DJ was. She should have at least been given the option of a 2nd floor bedroom or the nicer attic apartment.
Golden Grove Pups use to post on Instagram multiple times per month, but has not posted since March. Per the website, the last available puppies were born around July 2025. Any idea what happened there?
Curious what year-round residents think of these ideas. I realize none of these would be immediate fixes and would need to be phased in over several years.
• Limit weekly (or shorter) rentals to 8 weeks per home per year.
• Levy a tax on second homes that are neither owner-occupied nor leased long-term for at least 9 months per year, with the revenue dedicated to workforce/affordable housing.
• Offer property tax rebates to owners who lease their homes long-term to people employed year-round on Nantucket.
Would these policies drive some homeowners to sell? Probably. Would it be consequential enough to devastate the economy of the island? I am doubting it given the island’s popularity, and ability to sustain itself during non tourist seasons.
What unintended consequences am I missing?
Serious question coming from another middle class person. What's it like to have full and uncrowded access to a multimillionaire/billionaire’s playground during the off season? How challenging was it to acquire your home?
It seems like the show died out when Michelle got past the super cute young child age. If they'd had a really talented set of cut little boy twins old enough to act, I feel like the show could have gone further. Casting such a young pair of twins with unknown acting abilities, despite artificially aging them with a new pair, was a really odd move.
I feel like this would be questioned and looked down on. Was it similar in the 80s, with the comedy nature somehow overshadowing the rest?
We love swimming in the ocean Au natural.
Edit: Per the Current, like all beaches were topless as of 2022. Has that changed?
Despite having 6 kids in the home ages 4 and under and a lot of trash around, I don't know that we've spotted any diapers. Perhaps they couldn't afford them and were just letting the babies and toddlers do their business anywhere. That’s explain the urine and feces all over that place ☹️.
Did they do something to alter her nose and possibly cheekbones? I know that seems crazy, but appearances are important and they‘ve been giving her highlights since she was 5 or 6.
The pivot from household accident and calling an ambulance to murdering and staging a kidnapping is wild.
I have been following the news about that huge family in OH found living in atrocious conditions. The mother is only 33 and has at least 16 living children.
How common is it to have the ability to birth 15+ children?
Or do we just project things onto them that we can’t imagine Patsy doing?