Wednesday, September 03, 2008

Fuego en La Sangre Tues. 9/2, #90 - Apply Two Directly To The Forehead, and Call Me In the Morning

Another night so silly that my title is a tip of the hat to my comadre recapper, Julie. Also for those friends of Willa who have asked about Cisco, you can see pictures of them together on Willa's World.

So how about this... Feo is a triple jerk: 1. trying to hit Abuelo out of his wheelchair, 2. kicking Oscar down the stairs and 3. arming little innocent Luisito to the teeth. Make that quadruple jerk, he keeps saying he doesn't love Luisito or have any feeling for him even though he now knows he is his son, his own blood, which alone qualifies him for a big lethal pie cart a few hundred episodes from now.
Gabi sticks up for Feo and believes no one but him, she is an even bigger jerk. Well, with that off my chest:

We reopen to the fun fireside chat with Franco and Sarita waking locked in an embrace, groaning with hangover pains and Yup! he does yell first. How did the fire stay so fresh and vivid while they passed out for - who knows how long. What is this strange paper. She reads it to him as she begins to pitch a fit worthy of a daughter of Gabriela: This can't be! Do you know what this is? This is a certificate (acta) of marriage. We are married, legally married. We somehow went to get married, there is no way we can be married. Franco insists they will be married whether she likes it or not. Not that she can remember, but she says surely you abused me. He can't say for sure either but says, no look we are completely clothed, nothing happened. She wants to go off to the civil registrar, he thinks they are closed by now. The registrar must have been drunk too and has gone home to sleep it off. She uses the props he has brought like a blanket (colchita), beer, all this stuff to seduce me.... take me to my grandpa's cabin now! She yells like a banshee. He wants her to stop yelling it hurts his head, so do we, our head hurts too. They call each other loud-mouth (gritona) and burro (burro). He recites her married name with taunting pride. She continues to pitch a fit. She is ready to pull a Sofia and march off into the dark, dangerous night. He finally manages to talk her into accepting a ride on his horse, conveniently waiting at the edge of the campsite. Sarita even complains that he has planned this clay fireplace (chiminea) but Franco derisively says it's only a campfire (fogata). These two are off to a marriage made in heaven.

Juan and Sofia tell Rosario they will help her anytime. Eva says good bye in Rosario's dressing room while Ofemia comes in to introduce Rosario to Margarita as her old friend. I have always admired you and it's an honor and privilege to meet her, what a surprise, enthuses sweet Rosario. Margarita says, thanks hija with a fervent conviction that only Ofelia understands. Margarita wants only to be her friend. Rosario is thrilled at this privilege.

Sarita and Franco arrive to see Abuelo in tears and Oscar serving him tea. Sarita accuses Oscar of causing Abuelo's troubles (she really does channel Gabriela too often), but Abuelo says BadMom-Gabi has run him off the hacienda and Oscar saved him from the perverse Feo beating him up. We have to leave here this morning. Franco pipes up that Sarita can come to live with them, as Oscar grins. Perhaps Sarita should reconsider finding a corner of the bakery to stay in for now.

Rosario and Margarita have a happy time getting to know each other, Armando breaks the spell as he comes to give her notice it is time for her to dance. After Rosario goes out, Ofelia tells Margarita she warned her not to come looking for Rosario. Rosario has suffered too much, Margarita doesn't know how much. And if Rosi finds out she is her true mother she is going to hate her for sure. Margarita looks sad as she strokes Rosario's baubles (the costumes I mean) Rosario has new energy in her lovely India inspired not-so-sari's The singers smile warmly at each other through the confetti and smoke.

Oscar tells Franco what he found in Feo's safe. Money that is surely stolen from Gabriela, jewels and a strange little box that he couldn't open for lack of time when he heard Abuelo shouting in the hall below. Franco has something really important he has to tell Oscar, he and Sarita got married tonight. Oscar laughs 1000 loves, 1000 loves and you end up with one, the little nun?
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Sarita tells Abuelo of the wedding. He thinks it is the only good news in the middle so much tragedy. Abuelo tries to reason with her that although they acted while drunk, she doesn't really want to divorce Franco already. She just got married. Abuelo advises her that in his own long career as an alcoholic, one can do wild things. Abuelo knows she loves Franco truly beneath all this denial. Sarita is worried that Feonando will do harm to her mother. Abuelo says if Gabriela wants to create (labrarse) her own hell let her go. She is so deceived by Feo who doesn't want to grow old with her. Feo also defrauded Abuelo. But, with all that, he says, what hurts the most is that my own daughter has run me off, my own daughter. I can't forget that my own daughter my own blood has treated me so.

Gabriela wants to know about the paper everyone is talking about. She demands accusingly of Feo, what is this about? He wants to blame everyone else. He uses his usual ploy of being the misunderstood one whom everyone wants to betray. He was only trying to save the hacienda, as usual. Surely there is no real condemnation from Bernardo, Oscar must have been making this up. Gabi could have had a moment of doubt but when Feo threatens he will go elsewhere, she whines that she wants her father to go but not him.

Margarita is stroking the ceramic dancer and talking to it about how lovely her daughter is. She is sorry she didn't become part of her life. Rosario's break with Ofelia adjusts her new lower than ever spangled bra and drinks water. She muses that she feels so close to Margarita like she was someone she knew before. Ofelia remains the mute as usual.

Another lovely family meal with Padre Tadeo back in town. Oscar comes in injured on Franco's arm. But he says the worst is that Gabi has run off Abuelo. Oscar is in a neck brace but lets them know that Feo Escandon has caused his injury but he saved Abuelo from harm and here they are alive.

Juan brings up the letter from Bernardo. The boys want to go get involved. Padre Tadeo speaks up that Feo has done much evil and Bernardo knew. Only with this letter can these evil deeds of Feo be brought to light. (Don't forget he can't break his secret of the confession)

Franco uses this confusing interlude to tell them all about the marriage...

Feo looks over the secret papers which apparently he does have and can't see anything taken by Oscar. He repeats his favorite phrase that when a serpent is cornered it attacks....

Juan and Sofia say, oh nothing meaningful.

Feo says I have to take your son away form the Hacienda, but why? because Abuelo has been run off too so it will no longer be a safe haven for Luisito.

Eva says she has nothing left at the hacienda and Abuelo says he has been run off too. Where will they go? Eva says she will rent a little house and he can come with her and Sarita. Abuelo says not Sarita, she will go with her new husband. Husband, oh yes, Franco and Sarita have married. Wouldn't you know it at this important juncture, Rosario is at the open door and overhears the heartbreaking news
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Rosario adjusts her tears and makeup and enters. How's tricks? She consoles Don Augustin that she heard the Gabi has run him off. They discuss that Abuelo will come live with Eva and the boy can come. She says she has heard about the marriage. Everyone looks sad for her.

At the bakery Franco says in front of everyone that his little wife will stay married to me. Sarita continues to protest that she wants an immediate annulment but her voice is softening.

Pablito proves he is a real Reyes as he approaches Rosita his favorite classmate with the offer to be novios not just friends and classmates.

Abuela is praying to his wife in the chapel explaining why he won't be able to come and see her often since Gabi is making him leave the hacienda, when the evil Gabi ruins even his peaceful moment sneering that it is his fault that her mother died. When he tells her not to be so bitter. He asks if it is her blind love of Feo that makes her drive off her own father but she says no she really really really wants him to go and leave her to live in peace and never wants to see him again. Having ruined Abuelo's moment of peaceful farewell to his wife's crypt, she continues on menacing the dead Bernardo with more of her bitter invective. Odds are Bernardo is glad to have all that white marble between them.
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Quintina comes to save Abuelo she tries to raise his spirits to walk away and go to the Reyes house. He is so sad and feels pain at leaving his hacienda and more than that seeing the hatred in the eyes of his evil daughter. Still he hates to leave her in the hands of the evil Feo. Quintina tries to get him to fight like a good general. He wishes his little generals Luisito and Pablito were there. But Q has plans to fight. In her inimitable style she mounts a strike and with signs against Abuelo abuse by his own daughter she gets everyone marching. Gabi comes to stop the noise and scandal. First she can run off the servants and demands that Rosendo takes her father off the property immediately. But her lovely friends come wanting to see what the abuse is. He tells them that his own daughter has run him out of his own house. Gabi denies it and orders Rosendo to take her father to his cabin immediately. Abuelo promises to tell them more of the truth about Gabi at his casita later.

Sarita says she wanted to marry but not like this. She wanted the lovely white wedding, but wait she already had one of those and it didn't go so well. Sofia says she will talk to Franco about this but Sarita says she has to get away form Franco as soon as possible. She isn't running very fast.

Juan and Oscar try to reason with Franco who denies that he won't have trouble with this marriage. Even Juan knows that a woman wants a big wedding with the carriage and all. Does her mother know? They worry about the church wedding later if he starts out with a civil wedding followed immediately by a civil divorce, the church won't accept this. Franco is sure Sarita is just a wild colt (potranca) but he is going to break in (domar) Sarita with his love.
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Final scene: Feo smokes gazing out the window, Gabi comes in grabbing for the bottle of good stuff and realizes someone has been sucking it up. but she pours a big one and takes a huge gulp. Oh, she has pains and doubles over. Fernando carry me to the doctor, I am really really really sick. Feo thinks nothing much of it but she insists. A sad Eva walks along and looks back at the house. What is it she is going to miss? Evil Gabi has Feo stop so she can sneer at poor Eva with her little suitcase. Gabi uses her dying breath to curse Eva and pour more venom out the window. She is glad that Eva is finally leaving HER property and continues that Rosario is not her daughter but she will never, never know what happened to her child.

Cutting the fence around the holy Reyes tree, Juan is working feverishly. Feo shows up and has his men beat the tar out of Juan. While they hold him he takes a hit. He ties Juan to a rope so his own horse drags him, but just at this moment, Franco and Oscar show up with rifles to stop the scene. Who is the crack shot that breaks the rope with one shot? Juan wants the others to back off, this is between him and Feo. The brothers oblige by aiming the rifles at Feo's flunkies. More fighting and bleeding take us to the final moments when Juan throws Feo against his own barbwire. We are treated to more hitting, some really good head butting and kicking on Juan's part and no one deserves it more than Feo. Juan looks battered but Feo finally looks subdued.

Next: Pedro talks in the air to his father who abandoned him while not far away the mysterious JEFE, tells a hatless Coyote that perhaps now is the time to reveal himself and some truths. AND we will get to see the great fight scene again. Franco and Juan get a chance to show the letter from Bernardo to Gabriela who doesn't want to believe it, but there it is in her beloved's handwriting.

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Hi Cheryl, enjoyed the pics of Willa, what a beauty. Thanks for the great and speedy recap too!
ROFL: Bernardo is probably glad to have all that white marble between him and Gabi! I noticed she blew all his little candles out as a final gesture of disrespect.
I also noticed Rosario had a new eye-candy male backup dancer slithering around. Is it another Reyes? Or maybe just the producer's nephew?
"Creemelo"
 

Creemelo, Yeah that dancer guy was kind of hot, wasn't he. I don't know if they are trying to appeal to women more or what purpose he served other than being nice to look at, perhaps you are right in thinking producer's relative. I am pretty disappointed that we aren't getting to see continued growth in Rosario. She seems to be retreating into her broken heart and no longer has the strength to fight Feo. She should have been in the scene at the family Reyes tree. She is tall enough to do some good kicking at least with those lovely long legs.
 

Thanks for the recap. That fight was really something! so cartoony-- throwing the old handful of dirt and rocks in the guy's eyes and everything. That headbutt was straight out of the old wrestling shows we watched as kids at my house.... Bobo Brazil had a mean headbutt.... I'm still yellin' kick em, git em, whup em .... that barbed wire was not sharp enough for Fern.
VV.
 

VV, I watched those same wrestling shows and I enjoyed tonight's fight like I did then with enough yelling and egging them on to scare Willa and Cisco who were sleeping peacefully. They looked at me like I was really nuts but that didn't dampen my enthusiasm much. I don't know why this show is bringing out suppressed urges to see violence done to Feo. And I don't know why I think it is good acting when Juan is being hurt but it is good fighting when Feo is down. Kinda sick? Maybe I need some more hobbies and not just this telenovela thing...
 

Okay, let's all say it together
"JUAN, WHY ARE YOU SO STUPID."

Whew! that felt good. Will Juan ever learn not to be so impulsive.
Can someone tell me how many people are going to be living in the Reyes household?
 

Apparently the Reyes' casita is a bit like Mary Poppins' magic satchel that was able to hold lamps, trees, and other assorted pieces of furniture.

Either that or it's like the Volkswagen at the circus that can fit 600 clowns inside. Ha!

Fuego Maggie

p.s. Sarita's back to her old nickname of Snarlita. Man, that girl can bark!
 

Good morning everyone from the Land of Oz where it is a lovely 58 degrees today.

As I was driving to work this morning I had an idea..For those of us who are just starting out learning Spanish or who just need some more vocabulary words we could have the word or phrase of the day. Not too many, maybe 2 or 3 at the most. They could be from the show or really anywhere. I try to keep a list while I watch the show. Just a thought. What does everyeone else think?

Now, back to the show...It's about time someone kicked Feo's ass. He was due for a serious ass whoopin' I felt really sorry for Pedro when he found out that Sarita had married Franco. He looked so sad. I think a Coyote Fan Club is a great idea. Maybe we could have t-shirts or Coyote belt buckles!

Here's an idea--the next time Crabi has one of her "fits" just let her flop around on the floor like a fish out of water and walk away. :-)
 

Cheryl: Thanks for the great recap.

I had been giving Gabi a break lately, but, she really is very, very bad. She may be influenced by Feo, but on her own she's done some pretty awful damage. She's been mean and self-centered when it comes to her father. What she does to him is pure torture.

So far, nobody has tried to beat her up or do her any damage. Just how long is she going to get away with it?

From lower Ala
 

Did they actually extend this or is it just a rumour? Any idea when this is due to end (in Mexico?)

I am seriously telling you there is no way Fer would still be alive. He isn't a big time Jefe, he isn't a big time Narco. Someone would have put a bullet in him. I doubt the body would ever be found. Fer only has a posse of people who hate him as much as everyone else. People like Fer end up dead, but sooner than later.
 

Beckster, we can only hope! He is a rat bastard that is for sure.

What exactly was that fence they were cutting? I couldn't really tell.
 

Buenas dias to you and Willa. Thanks for the great recap . Cheryl.

Crabi is really something. She's thinks she's really sick but finds the time to stop and insult Eva one last time. Also hasn't Crabi noticed that Feo does nothing around the hacienda but disappear.

We finally got a glimpse of the back of El Jefe's cabeza. Maybe we will see his cara tonight and what actor will be playing him, I wonder?

G in CA
 

Well-written and wickedly funny as always Cheryl. Stroking Rosario's baubles indeed! I'm getting a little tired of all these mysterious moms abandoning their babies and then showing up years later but I guess when writers have to churn out stories year after year the same themes do come up. As long as I'm still learning Spanish, I'll hang in there.

Connie, your idea about vocabulary is a good one. Several of us used to add vocab lists after the shows on at 7 pm. and Sylvia, from that team, has a complete list of vocabulary and expressions that is enormous!
 

So here's a new word (for me) from our show, which could certainly apply to any telenovela we're watching!

"alevosia", meaning treachery, premeditation, malice aforethought

One of our characters used it in the phrase "alevosia y ventaja (advantage) when speaking of the scheming of two dastardly wicked people
 

Thanks JudyB. I think I saw that list. Should we designate someone or several someones to be our "teacher?" Would anyone like to volunteer? Or how about if each recapper on their day posts one or two words right at the beginning of the recap. If we did that every day just think of all the words we would learn in one week.
 

We usually post vocabulary at the end of the recap, Connie, but any way your team wants to do it is fine. I noticed Julie had a new word in her recap yesterday..."cuaco" which is Mexican slang for "nag" in the sense of "horse".
 

Connie and Judy: Great idea.
 

Thanks, Cheryl! Cisco is adorable. Are he and Willa related?

Isn't it stunning how much Margarita and Rosario look alike? Not that you could ever mistake one for the other, but they have the same mouth and hairline.

I think it's a little goofy that Rosario "senses" something about her, but goofiness is to be expected...
 

If a new word catches my eye/ear and I have to spend more than two seconds looking it up, I usually include it in the recap, yes.

Cuaco was a tough one because I couldn't find it in a regular dictionary, nor in a quick search of nahuatl words. This happens a lot. Next I google the word to see if people have used it in conversation or in blog posts, and try to figure it out by the context. Even then, sometimes I come up with nada - I'll find the word, but someone will be using it as a nickname, which isn't helpful at all.
 

That works too JudyB. I've noticed them within the recap itself. So will it say Vocabulary: and then the word with the definition? I just thought setting it apart from the recap itself might be easier for people to pick up on.
 

So starting today I have alevosia and cuaco plus the ones that were mentioned in todays recap. Does anyone else find this helpful?

What the heck was that thing on Oscar's neck?
 

Back from a short trip outatown, but caught last nite's episode. Some really silly stuff with Franco and Sneerita, but at least Juan got a few well- deserved licks in on Feo at the end. I kinda wish that Juan hadn't kicked him while he was on the griund, tho... Connie- Juan was cutting the fence around their sacred tree that Foe ordered Rosendo to instakl a while back... Could Crabi be any more vile? Final nasty digs at buth Augie and Eve. at least Eva didn't give the ols bag the satisfaction on seeing any reaction. talk about kicking while down...looking forward to el Jefe's revelations, but that probably won't be tonite...Thatnks for the recap, Cheryl, and keep up the good work!
 

I get a new word sent to me everyday by email from Spanish-English word of the day. It's from SpanishDict.com
Today's word was "corrimiento de tierras" which means Landslide.

But yes I think that it is a good idea.
 

Connie, I think the thing on Oscar's neck was a "doughnut" neckbrace, (after his tumble down the stairs) but with a bandanna wrapped around it to make it more manly.
I believe Juan was cutting the fence because, as he snarled at Feo, "these are my lands". But, as we all observed, it's a miracle that autographed tree is still standing. Maybe it's related to Sofia's "hijo".
"Creemelo"
 

Thanks for "corrimentas de tierra" Lola. I get something each day from the Collins dictionary and at first I was annoyed because the words were so common and I already knew them all. But then I found that they used them in different contexts in phrases and that was really helpful.

JULIE...I know you don't like your Oxford Spanish dictionary but "cuaco" was actually in that. I have the big one. Do you?

CONNIE...today I just put it in "word of the day" at the end. But usually we put "vocabulary" or "vocabulario" at the end, after some asterisks and put any number of phrases and words there, depending on the episode and also how fagged out we are!
 

My Oxford Spanish is the "pocket" version, though it's still pretty fat (I don't know anyone who wears pockets nearly that big... it's too large for most purses). I stopped using it when I noticed that WordReference uses Oxford Spanish as one of its sources. Easier to check online if it has the same words...

WordReference doesn't know what cuaco is, nor does my pocket edition, nor does Google Translate, so I had to resort to a brute force search.
 

Correction: WordReference.com uses Oxford Spanish Pocket as one of its sources. Not the jumbo unabridged version.
 

Thanks JudyB that is very helpful.

I must have missed the episode where he put up the fence.
 

"I am pretty disappointed that we aren't getting to see continued growth in Rosario" Cheryl, New Mex, if we see anymore growth in Rosasrio, they'll explode :o)

As for learning español, I am watching more and more of Doña Bárbara because the sound is so much better than FELS .. the music and strange noises don't drown out the dialogue which is most of the time.

I catch up with what I miss on FELs from the absolutely fabulous recappers. Muchas gracias por todo.
 

Connie, I will chime in on the vocabulary ideas. First off, I salute your quest to add vocabulary. I do it every day too. My first e-mail I read every day like JudyB mentions above is a Spanish word from Dictionary.com. Contact them at:
http://www.dictionary.com/wordof the day/es/

Also you can spend weeks going through the vocabulary lists many of us added and Sylvia posted to the Vocabulary tab on the left side of the CarayCaray main page.

It takes so much extra time to do the recaps the way we did them for Juan that I have just been sliding them into FELS in the middle but usually they were added to the end of the Yo Amo a Juan Querendon recaps so you can check there too. The 750+ words from Juan are one posting now on the vocabulary list.

When I am watching Spanish TV, as I do most nights, I write down words or if I have my laptop on, I look words up on the spot on Dictionary.Reverso.com.
 

JULIE...possibily because of my age, I prefer checking in books and the big Oxford Dictionary is nice because it also has a good middle part where it shows you how to write a competent business letter, personal letter and also gives text messaging info in
Spanish. I have really enjoyed using it. Schoolmarm has some special dictionary just on Mexican slang that she consulted mucho during Juan Querendon.
 

A correction: the Reverso dictionary is a .net not a .com
I just looked up cuaco on it and it was there
http://dictionary.reverso.net/spanish-english/

Anon at 10:26, you are too hilarious. I nearly spewed coffee on my keyboard at the image of Rosario exploding!
 

Thanks CherylNewMex for the helpful suggestions. I think I've seen that list and I was a little overwhelmed because it was so extensive. I've signed up for the word of the day so that will be helpful also. I've started my list and look forward to adding new words each day. You guys are awesome and I appreciate the hard work you do to make the recaps detailed, interesting, and fun. (And of course snarky!)
 

Woo! I added Reverso to my bookmarks. Thanks, Cheryl!

I don't mind looking things up in books when necessary - in fact, that's how I dealt with most of LFMB - but when I've already got the computer in front of me, it's so much faster to do it there. I can check multiple online dictionaries faster than I can locate a word in one book, plus the Internet has more words and is more up-to-date than my book.

I might be willing to pay a small access fee for a really great online dictionary, especially if there was some way to submit new words, but I doubt that I'll ever pay big bucks for a large reference book of any kind again. I used to love 'em, but I've come to appreciate the space/money/time-saving convenience of being able to find the info I want online.
 

I also use the Franklin English/Spanish translator while I am watching. I just got it a few weeks ago. You just type in the Spanish word and pres enter and the English translation comes up along with how it can be used. The only problem that I have is that the back light could be brighter.
 

I sure wish someone would go in there and take all of Snofia's pink dresses.

Now where are Franco and Saita going to sleep? (assuming of course that they want to sleep together.)
 

Be careful what you wish for, Connie. We don't know what else might be in Sofi's closet!
 

Good point Julie, but the pink just does not look right with her hair color. Where are the maternity dresses?
 

Will we get to see El Jefe tonight? Coyote looks funny without his hat. I'm still focused on the ring. He plays with it alot.
 

I think he plays with the ring because he's itching to bury it in Feo's face.
 

Good answer Julie! I wish he would.
 

I think the scariest thing about the ditched kids story is this, first the actress playing ditched kid is actually in their thirties, and you are supposed to think the ditching Ma was young and helpless, now then. If I was Rosario and saw Big Ma, damn that could be me in seventeen yrs. Eeekkk.
 

I recognized El Jefe from summer 07 Barrera de Amor. He played the long lost love of the actress...I think her name is Yadira? Does anyone remember this? Also, I think the idea of a word a day is great. Nancy
 

I hope El Jefe is a cool guy.

I think I do remember Ricardo saying he was sending someone to help Raquel. Why wouldn't he come back himself?
 

Nancy, how did you recognize El Jefe from the back of his head? Black hair is common in those parts. Did I miss something in my channel surfing?
 

Cheryl, thank you so much for the proper Spanish spelling of burro, it cracked me up!

Love the idea of word definitions. As one who speaks no Spanish, I have been starting to learn and am getting to a point with FELS that I can understand, but I could never repeat what they say. Also, when slang is posted here I share it with my son who is taking Spanish in high school.

The Feo beating could have been a much longer scene, but boy did I love the pro wrestling head butt!

Can't wait to see where they sandwich in Sarita. I have a feeling if Franco has a say, they will be sleeping together.
 

Cheryl: just clicked on Willa's World...awesome!!!!

Oh, and a belated thanks for the recap. Didn't mean to be so ruuuuuuuuuuude!

Fuego Maggie
:-)
 

I think Nancy recognized the guy from Barrera de Amor because: first they coincidentally showed Pedro mooning over a photo of his long-lost papá together with his hermanita, the mother of our Tres Reyes and then they quickly showed El Jefe from behind. The photo looked like the Barrera guy which, if I'm not mistaken, Melinama used to call Unibrow. And the general thick hair and thick body looked like that guy also, at least from behind.
 

Maybe Sarita could sleep on the prep table in the bakery. It sure couldn't make the bread any worse!;-) In fact, it might be an improvement.
 

Cheryl, thanks for the fun recap and keeping us informed on Willa's social life! Does Willa watch FELS or fall asleep like many of us?

Eva is so pathetic to listen to Crabi spew venom at her. Was she going to drag that giant suitcase all the way into town? (Maybe Scotty will beam her there.) She's way behind current events, since Abuelo didn't have to move out.

Sarita's 'act' is so old, never was 'cute' or funny.

I did enjoy the Furd whipping...
jb
 

Ack! Oh, please don't let El Jefe be the Unibrow!!!
jb
 

Hi, Cheryl, thanks for the recap and the Willa page. Willa is a lucky girl! I'd love to be there playing on the riverbanks too!

Didn't you think it was funny that Eva has a huge suitcase -- when everyone else has a pillow case?

PanQue
 

PanQue, Eva looked pitiful didn't she?! I felt kind of sorry for her. That was a big suitcase and it didn't even look like it was full. She might have been ok with the pillow case.
 

Connie and PanQue, the suitecase looked really out of place. Sarita seems to be the only other person who owns one.

Connie, I also thought Coyote looked funny without the hat. Or at least not as scary.
 

How's our Coyote Fan Club coming along?
 

Thanks, Novelera. Thick body and thick hair...so Pedro's Papa (Unibrow) must be El Jefe. The acorn doesn't fall far... Didn't have a chance to see much of Barrera. Thanks again.
 

Thanks again for the great recap!
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The best part of the evening was seeing Fernando thrown against the barbed wire, though it was hard to think he could have felt much through that heavy blazer of his. Second best part was getting Gabi to eat her words about throwing Augie out into the street. Chalk one up for Quintina!
 

Molly, thanks for getting my smart-aleckness in the definition of burro. I get pretty silly some nights dealing with the absurdity. But coming here, we don't have to feel alone.

Yes, the pointy skull of Coyote when he takes his hat off is a big disappointment to all. Yul Brynner he ain't but then not too many people have really beautiful skulls. Actually poodles have really lumpy skulls and I have to be sure the groomers leave a nice rounded top to camoflage this one small defect in an otherwise perfect animal...
 

Cheryl***Thanks for the recap. I fell asleep and woke up to see Mighty thrashing Ferd...nice. [The fall semester has begun and I'm teaching 3 classes in a row and coming home tired out. ] I especially liked the head butt and the barbed wire business. I also loved seeing Willa's World. Her friends have interesting names , and I noticed that Willa is named after Willa Cather. She would enjoy our farm...100 acres to run wild on !!!! Thanks for the window on Willa's World.
 

Thanks for the appreciation, Susanlynn. All my teacher and speech pathologist friends are always so tired in September. This too shall pass. I love teachers and so appreciate the undervalued (by some fools) but essential job you all do.
 

Cheryl, I own/breed Lhasa's and had the girls in for grooming last week. I asked for short puppy ears, which I love. But Harley, my all black pup now looks like she is wearing a Matadors cap when she perks up her ears. I mentioned this at work and my employees all send I had OD'd on novellas. Of course when Harley first looked at me, I was thinking of the drawing in the book Ferdinand.

About the bed issue, since nothing is really private in that house anyway, I think they should put a sofa sleeper in the living room/dining room/whatever that room is.
 

Connie, I was all for the fan club but now that I've seen Coyote without his hat I'm not so sure.
I think the bylaws would have to stipulate that he leaves his hat on.
(Like that old Tom Jones song, "you can leave your hat on....mhmmmm"
"Creemelo"
 

I'd love to see a picture of the lhasas as Spaniard toreodors.

And I was going to be a charter member of the Coyote Club too. Now I'm not so sure. Perhaps we will see more of his charms this week.
 

Well, I love Coyote, and I love his probably half-brother Pedro. If you average them out, you get a reasonable amount of hair on both. Works for me!
 

Julie, You are a riot. I like the idea of taking both Coyote and Pedro. I'm not sure yet where I would take them but knowing that I would end up with two reasonably hairy men gives me the strength to go on.
 

You two are both a riot. All I know for sure is, after seeing Coyote without his hat, I hope they make him keep his shirt on.
"Creemelo"
 

Poor Coyote, I feel bad for him, but the three of you are hilarious! And really would Pedro even notice if Coyote took a little?
 

LOL Molly! We'll see how much Coyote skin we get to see.
"Creemelo"
 

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