15 hours ago, neuroticcat said:

She asked everyone to interact with  her house organization posts in order to boost engagement. 

I wonder if she’s trying to write a home decorating book or something? 

I want this to happen in so many ways, because who the heck would she write it for? Because in this world how many Jesus loving, huge family, high budget, maximalist, anthro,  mummies, with zero taste are there? I mean I am sure her hordes of followers will totally see them self in any home guide book she wrote 🤣🤣 

As to toilets I would pay to have as many toilets as rooms now, after having 1 for 4 people in our older house. I swear I clean more with 1 then 2, 3 woukd be a dream. 😅

I also loved my old house set up, it was a partial open plan. You opened the front door to the living room and dining area, but kitchen was tucked off to the side, so you couldn't see in to it from the front door, but it was open to the dining area so was great for entertaining and living. But I know they aren't for everyone and I admit to not wanting my kitchen seen from the front door. So I guess I like a partial open plan. 

Losing a wanted pregnancy at any stage is a devastating loss.  I really feel for Jill and the rest of the Dillards.  I hope Jill and Derick are getting whatever help and support they need - therapy, family and friends taking care of their house and meals, prayer... whatever is actually going to help.

1 hour ago, JermajestyDuggar said:

I hate completely open concept living. Like a totally open kitchen, living room, and dining room. And then a huge two story living room that’s open to upstairs. Where all the bedrooms are. I always think you must be quiet in a house like that. Because the noise would travel everywhere so easily. Plus like you said, everyone can see your messy kitchen. We only have 2 bathrooms in our house. I can’t imagine having a ton of toilets to clean. I really hate scrubbing toilets. 

We have 2 bathrooms and a half bathroom in our house, and yes, cleaning 3 toilets sucks big time.   We recently decided to hire a house cleaner to come and clean every other week, and I am beyond thankful we did.

Hmm, Braggie spent $4,000 on a fridge with leaky parts that have been replaced once already? 🤔🙄  I guess when all you care about are how things look,  why bother reading performance reviews and buy something that actually works without any issues.

4 minutes ago, JermajestyDuggar said:

I hate completely open concept living. Like a totally open kitchen, living room, and dining room. And then a huge two story living room that’s open to upstairs. Where all the bedrooms are. I always think you must be quiet in a house like that. Because the noise would travel everywhere so easily.

Having been to people's homes for both piano lessons and dog training, I hate open floor plans. It's such a pleasure to just close a door to contain sound, or to keep puppies from danger with a door or baby gate.

3 minutes ago, Ozlsn said:

I think this is a spin off of open plan living - you can't just shut a door and hide the mess. The trend here that I find absolutely mindblowing is a bathroom per bedroom - who's cleaning them all??

I hate completely open concept living. Like a totally open kitchen, living room, and dining room. And then a huge two story living room that’s open to upstairs. Where all the bedrooms are. I always think you must be quiet in a house like that. Because the noise would travel everywhere so easily. Plus like you said, everyone can see your messy kitchen. We only have 2 bathrooms in our house. I can’t imagine having a ton of toilets to clean. I really hate scrubbing toilets.