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<blockquote data-quote="Miss Texas 1967" data-source="post: 112840" data-attributes="member: 36"><p>I'm all caught up now <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /> Only short comments today because I basically just had the party to catch up on.</p><p></p><p>Once again I have to mention that I really don't like John Ross' attitude toward much of anything. He constantly talks down to Christopher, dismisses things that are probably age appropriate as immature, and blames everyone else for his mistakes.</p><p></p><p>Christopher seems like a good boy though, I just wish he didn't listen so much to John Ross. I think his conversation with Bobby and Pam at the end might be good for him though, he knows he can be his own person now and actually he does have it in him to attract people toward him without following John Ross.</p><p></p><p>The party itself was entertaining. As I've said, I didn't like the way the boys acted superior to the rest of the guests, especially when everyone was being perfectly pleasant and generous with their gifts. I did enjoy the younger girls playing around and the adults talking amongst themselves. </p><p></p><p>Paula, now I am of two minds about her; on one hand she's just so unappealing, she wasn't really very nice and there was little to really like about her; on the other hand though from her perspective she was probably completely not expecting a younger teen party from what John Ross lead her to believe. I still find her to be rude in the way she spoke with John Ross, but at least she dumped him like a sane person when she realised what was going on.</p><p></p><p>Other storylines. </p><p></p><p>Sue Ellen and Don seem to just be playing games now. She needs to get her lawyer onto processing that divorce now that they have located Don and she needs to move on from going back and forth with him about things like packing up their home. Go ahead and do it with or without him, or get a moving company to do it. The sooner she drops Don and moves on, the better.</p><p></p><p>Afton and Mario need to just go their separate ways. He wants to change everything about her and she isn't comfortable with being who he wants her to appear to be to his family. It's a recipe for disaster. Besides that neither of them seem affectionate or to even really know each other very well so it's not like some great relationship that would be broken.</p><p></p><p>The Wades, I'm so glad at least Randy has a brain. Once again no one cares to check on Lucas' activities and everyone is happy to bend around Martha's needs. Also only going to Southfork to see Ray because of Martha??? Oh Jenna...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Miss Texas 1967, post: 112840, member: 36"] I'm all caught up now :) Only short comments today because I basically just had the party to catch up on. Once again I have to mention that I really don't like John Ross' attitude toward much of anything. He constantly talks down to Christopher, dismisses things that are probably age appropriate as immature, and blames everyone else for his mistakes. Christopher seems like a good boy though, I just wish he didn't listen so much to John Ross. I think his conversation with Bobby and Pam at the end might be good for him though, he knows he can be his own person now and actually he does have it in him to attract people toward him without following John Ross. The party itself was entertaining. As I've said, I didn't like the way the boys acted superior to the rest of the guests, especially when everyone was being perfectly pleasant and generous with their gifts. I did enjoy the younger girls playing around and the adults talking amongst themselves. Paula, now I am of two minds about her; on one hand she's just so unappealing, she wasn't really very nice and there was little to really like about her; on the other hand though from her perspective she was probably completely not expecting a younger teen party from what John Ross lead her to believe. I still find her to be rude in the way she spoke with John Ross, but at least she dumped him like a sane person when she realised what was going on. Other storylines. Sue Ellen and Don seem to just be playing games now. She needs to get her lawyer onto processing that divorce now that they have located Don and she needs to move on from going back and forth with him about things like packing up their home. Go ahead and do it with or without him, or get a moving company to do it. The sooner she drops Don and moves on, the better. Afton and Mario need to just go their separate ways. He wants to change everything about her and she isn't comfortable with being who he wants her to appear to be to his family. It's a recipe for disaster. Besides that neither of them seem affectionate or to even really know each other very well so it's not like some great relationship that would be broken. The Wades, I'm so glad at least Randy has a brain. Once again no one cares to check on Lucas' activities and everyone is happy to bend around Martha's needs. Also only going to Southfork to see Ray because of Martha??? Oh Jenna... [/QUOTE]
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