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Head's Up with our 'Favorite' Fundies


HerNameIsBuffy

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(Giving me a forum to ramble was a bad idea,,,just saying...)

So we're not really a game playing family, but my daughter had this game on her iPad called Head's Up and it's like the old Password.  Pick a category and the person who is guessing holds the iPad facing away from them (by the forehead - hence the name) and the others all give you clues,  get it right flick the iPad down, pass and flick it up.  Can't use any of the words in the name/phrase/whatever in the clue.  Very simple, fun, and no pieces to lose like board games so last night two of the kids, Mr. Buffy and I played.

If this ever becomes a tournament thing people can enter for money we...won't.  Because 3 out of 4 of us suck.  Collectively we all suck and as a team we suck on a global level. My poor competent son who is good at both guessing and giving clues was so patient with us.

1.  Mr. Buffy takes forever to find the very best clue and so when it's up to him you have to keep passing as he will run out the clock.

2.  Buffy Jr. will accidentally use one or several of the words in the answer, giving it away, at least once every couple of turns.  She will also credit herself with getting it when she knows what it is but forgot the name.  Her defense of this is that we always cheat in our family and she doesn't want to break the tradition.  New to me, but I appreciate her going down swinging.

3.  Me?  I do not stop to find the perfect hint, I blurt out the first thing that comes to my mind which is rarely useful.  Actual example - Mr. Buffy's turn and he needed to guess Denis Leary.  My helpful clue?  "The house he grew up in had a LOT of paneling because his dad loved it. And his parents had the same station wagon my mom did when we were kids."  Apparently my Mr. Buffy doesn't know as much about Denis Leary as I do, and why I have such detailed recall of an interview from many years ago is a question.  Apparently naming a show he had been in which my husband had seen would have been a better clue.  

So now that I've set the scene for you;  it's my turn and I picked the category Famous Families.  I  getting most of them because they were easy and then a family pops up which makes my daughters eyes fly wide open and she's SO excited.  Jumped off the couch almost yelling, "MOM, you LOVE them!!  Molester!" (Which taken out of context sounds horrible) and yes....the famous family was ....

 

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    • JermajestyDuggar

      Posted

      8 minutes ago, Giraffe said:

      Hard agree. This is so many of the families I snark on. I have a number of friends who are over having newborns and toddlers and young children in general. And you know what they did as a response to that? They stopped having children! One friend was always a one an done. But another friend became a one and done after going through life with a newborn and realized she could not cope with dealing with that again. So she didn't! 

      I’m the same age as Braggie and I was so glad to be over the baby toddler stage. Her girl twins are the same age as my older son and her son Theo is the same age as my younger son. And she’s had 4 kids since having this kids. I would be so miserable and phoning everything in. If I had 4 more kids. I’m so glad I can focus on my 2 kids and enjoy parenting them. 

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    • Giraffe

      Posted

      2 hours ago, SassyPants said:

      I think AH and Shaun are just over having to do any of the hard work that parenting requires...

      Hard agree. This is so many of the families I snark on. I have a number of friends who are over having newborns and toddlers and young children in general. And you know what they did as a response to that? They stopped having children! One friend was always a one an done. But another friend became a one and done after going through life with a newborn and realized she could not cope with dealing with that again. So she didn't! 

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    • dawn9476

      Posted (edited)

      Makayla Landrum Thathcher and her husband are having their 2nd. They are Bates adjacent. Makayla is Josie's best friend and also does hair. I think she has her own salon? Her husband is friends with all the Bates boys. Has stood up in some of their weddings. Cuts their hair because he has his own barbershop. Wanting AZ as the back drop for their announcement photos is part of why they tagged along with Kelton and Josie. Kelton is there for a conference with his work, so Josie and the kids went.

       

      Screenshot 2024-04-26 at 15-47-28 Makayla Landrum Thatcher (@makayla.thatcher) • Instagram photos and videos-fotor-20240426154946.jpg

       

       

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    • Mama Mia

      Posted (edited)

      17 hours ago, Father Son Holy Goat said:

      Jill was parentified and forced to provide parental like care for Joy. That adds a level of complexity to everything. 

      That, and even if Joy wasn’t the first official “ little buddy” in their system - 6 1/2 years can be a pretty big gap - especially when there are a ton of both older, younger and middle siblings. And given Jill being a more nurturing, super responsible type, and Joy being an active rough and tumble child - the difference probably felt even bigger. 
       

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    • SassyPants

      Posted

      I think AH and Shaun are just over having to do any of the hard work that parenting requires. If they were in a more standard sized family for our current era, they’d have 3 teenagers and would be free to date and travel at their leisure with less help needed. They are in their 40s and so over running around after 5 little boys and doing all that is required to keep those kids safe, nurtured… Most people who have access to BC and medical care make other, more responsible decisions. What is particularly sad about this situation is AH doesn’t really have a motherly bone in her body- and she’ll admit that this role does not come naturally to her. Having lived through many decades and “seasons”, I thought the 40s were the hardest ones. I had tween aged kids plus peri menopause- the health issues were starting to creep up- it was just not a pleasant time.

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