Tuesday, September 02, 2008
Querida Enemiga (#51) Tuesday Sept. 2, '08 Lorena Gets A Clue, And So Does Chalo
Meanwhile, Sara is smarming up Hortensia at the jail again, reassuring her that the release is a slam-dunk, but Hortensia, with a sour look, refuses to "cantar victoria" until she's actually out. She's also viewing Sara with a jaundiced eye, musing to herself that Sara didn't do this for me...she did it for ambition. " You're shrewd (lista) Sara but I can't trust you. " (Hate to admit this, but I kinda like this wicked old broad. She's dreadful...but she's upfront about it, and plenty intelligent, unlike some of the other characters.)
Back at Maruja's house, Mother Trinidad is trying to repair the emotional damage to Lorena by saying You'll always be my child. We (the nuns) will always carry you in our hearts. Be strong, don't let rancor and resentment overtake you. Our plucky heroine vows to "superar" (overcome) this latest setback and reminds herself that she has many people who love her.
Having dropped her bomb, Mother Trinidad scurries off, saying she has things to do before returning to San Martin.
Switch to the clinic, where we get to enjoy Alonso's very best bedside manner, hovering over Florencia. He's gone to her school and gotten her grades which he tells her are good and also mentions Sergio asking about her. A little chit-chat and then Florencia asks him if he has a girlfriend. He teases her that she must be up to something and she says yes, when she recovers she wants to be his "novia". Get in line little lady.
At Paula's house, Ivan (Chef Hawt's nephew) is calling on Bettina and she wants to entertain him in her room...a proposition that throws Paula for a moment but she relents. Ivan has brought her a pie but she says it will take more than that to turn her into a mother-in-law. Also, she wants him to call her "Paula" not "señora or any of that nonsense.
Back at the other apartment, Ms. Big Hair (I think her name is Amalia) is lighting candles to her dead husbands. Can't figure out if this lady is a sentimental Black Widow/con artist or just a lady down on her luck, husband-wise, but she's sure not giving Don Toribio the straight story. She quickly snuffs out the candles and spins a tale about these being pictures of her brothers (and yes, they all look different because they had different papas). And no, no picture of husband, he didn't like photos. Don Toribio swallows this tall tale and when he mentions that he's going over to see his daughter Paula, Amalia invites herself along.
Turns out Mother Trinidad's to-do-list involved reaming out Sara for taking Lorena's boyfriend. Why does everyone defend Lorena? pouts Sara, and throws in a little more character assassination, which Mother Trinidad doesn't buy for a minute. However, the good nun is goofy enough to assume Sara will comfort Lorena for her emotional setback and tells her about her friend being found in the garbage. Of course we know how Sara will handle this but at least it results in a big hug from our hunky chef. But hey, that comes later. Hold on folks.
The scene switches to Bettina's bedroom which is gradually being invaded....first by Paula bringing sandwiches and then joining in to watch the movie. Later, Don Toribio and Amalia will add themselves to the mix. No worry about any monkey business going on with this crowd.
Now we're at the restaurant and Lorena gets the snotty text message from Sara congratulating her on her origins. Her composure slips, she starts to cry, Chef Hawt arrives, she tells him what happened, he embraces her and lo and behold, jealous little Monica arrives and pitches a fit. We can see where this is going and it's not good. Chef Hawt should have kept his spatula in his drawer 'cause from now on Miss Monica's going to be on the warpath.
Sara has dropped in on Alonso and wants him to take her to dinner to celebrate Hortensia's release. He can't go because of Florencia and she pitches her own fit, accusing him of evading her on behalf of the patient who reminds him of Lorena. Another guy who should have kept his stethoscope in his pocket. Too late now Alonso.
Here's a little bedroom scene that's G-rated though. The whole family's in Bettina's room watching the movie and getting on the little gal's nerves big-time. And Amalia starts giving Paula advice, telling her not to chide Bettina so much. Pretty nervy if you ask me. I wouldn't let a perfect stranger start giving me mothering advice in front of my child....but I digress...back to the action.
Ernesto wants Lorena in the kitchen (Monica assumes he wants Lorena in his bed) and they fight about it. Finally she yelps, Fine, but when you get sick of her don't send her back to me! Big big smile from Ernesto. Lorena gets busy right away, wanting to experiment with a sauce by adding" licor de chocolate" to it, giving it a touch of mole poblando. Ernesto approves, Sous-Chef disapproves, the other chef (our old hairdresser from Juan Querendon) brings the licor and the experiment seems to go well. She adds just a pinch of sugar to balance it out.
The busy day at the restaurant is over, Lorena is putting away a few things, and Ernesto is regarding her wistfully, thinking that he lost her before Ihe even had her.. She gives him a sisterly hug, thanks him for helping her fulfill her dreams (as well as comforting her about her parents) and as she departs, he thinks that it's better that they are friends because he doesn't really deserve her. (Well that could be true, but Holy Toledo, Alonso doesn't deserve her either! Judges, could we have a third choice?)
We break for ads and when we come back, Chalo is admiring himself in the mirror when Sara arrives, three sheets to the wind and wanting some hot loving, which he's only too happy to provide.
Our other lovers are not doing so well. Monica's accusing Ernesto of having designs on Lorena and threatening to get rid of her altogether. Ernesto tries to disentangle himself from the relationship and sputters that Monica shouldn't mix the personal with the professional. (a little late for that Chef) Monica doesn't want to see Lorena in the kitchen....or come to think of it anywhere around the restaurant! Ernesto says that if Lorena goes, he goes too. Checkmate. For now.
Alonso is having no luck getting hold of Sara. Her cellphone is turned off. She wakes up in Chalo's bed having spent the night, due to too much drink and too much amor. Worse yet, Chalo wants to take her car to go get lunch and Sara's furious.
Outside, who should be lurking but Rossy and Lorena who's ready to get Sara where it hurts. The timing is perfect. First Chalo emerges and then an angry Sara, forbidding him to take the car. He takes offense and she makes up for it with some heavy-duty smooching. Lorena finally understands that not only are they lovers but the affair must go all the way back to the orphanage....how else could Chalo have found her so easily in the great big city of Mexico. and how did he know to show up and be so obnoxious when she and Alonso visited the orphanage!?
We break for ads again and when we come back, we have a shot of Alonso, jealous as usual, wondering why Sara's cellphone was turned off and where was she all night! She quickly makes up a story of helping a friend with a project and a dead battery in the cellphone. Alonso caves quickly and says let's not fight. (These two deserve each other).
Lorena has some slick skills of her own as she confronts Chalo adroitly, saying she's always liked him and couldn't understand why he would do something so low and dirty as to make her out to be a tramp in front of Alonso. But hey, she can forgive that....what she can't forgive is Sara, her best friend, taking her novio. Chalo is stunned but tries to fake it and assures Lorena she must be confused. No way, she counters, Alonso's picking Sara up at school, kissing her in front of everybody, you don't know what she's capable of! Those two are together. And we're alone.
There's a brief scene back at the mansion where Barbara rags on Sara for being out all night (your novio kept calling) and they trade mutual insults with Sara coming out on top, naturally. They're both schemers but Sara has brains, Barbara doesn't (can't argue with that) and Sara is going to see to it that Vasco and his brainless mom are out on the streets in no time.
Now we switch to the company kitchen where Arturo is pulling some sleight of hand, wanting the chef to switch to cheaper ingredients for some order. (reminds me of Bruno negotiating cut-rate cheap drugs for the clinic). Chef balks, saying Hortensia will not approve and right then Sara arrives, with orders to prepare a big banquet for Hortensia's homecoming with huitlacoche soup, endive salad, lobster thermidor, rice and "tarte tatin".(which I believe is an apple tart) No expense spared! Arturo makes some quip about her commanding posture and she smiles, Of course you're invited to the banquet too. And how about me? asks Jacqueline. No way. Jacqui has to coordinate everything as well as send out press releases the next day refurbishing Hortensia's image. (no mention is made of Jaime in all this) After Sara sails out, Jacqui looks at Arturo and says "One word and I'll kill you". He grins. And tells her he has a surprise for her.
Julian's at the lesser house, grinning from ear to ear, having just received an offer to model for "ABC Sport". Maruja arrives and he's so excited he whirls her around and around, as well as saying that he wants Rossy, the jealous one, to come along on the photo shoot to keep him calm. Zully and Omar are down at the court. Hortensia is expected to be released and at last....someone wonders about Jaime...Yep, our Maruja is still thinking about him.
Well, turns out Arturo's surprise for Jacqueline is a cheap elephant replacement for the Thailand souvenir that was shattered. Jaqui's disappointed. She thought it was something just for her. Not to worry, he's thought of a place where they can be together....alone....once she gets her work done. This guy has management motivational skills out the wazoo.
Meanwhile Bruno's lurking outside Diana's workplace ready to rush her into a civil marriage and an already furnished apartment....in HIS name only (no community property for you Diana!) and brushing aside all her requests for the apartment to be in their child's name. Clearly this is going to be a very short-lived marriage as Bruno seems to be planning to take the money and run. What a sweetheart.
We have another very odd, contrived scene where Ernesto's sister dumps another kid on him...this time Ivan, Bettina's novio . Ernesto argues that Ivan's old enough to stay by himself (just not at Ernesto's apartment) but Sister prevails and he ends up dragging the boy, sulking all the way, to the restaurant.
The kid is a real pain, refusing to do anything helpful, slouching in a seat right in the middle of the kitchen , reacting snottily when the sous-chef trips over him (thank goodness Ernesto makes him apologize) and then Ernesto smooths things over by introducing him to Lorena, whispering....meet someone who could be your aunt. No way, squawks the kid, she looks young enough to be my sister!
What did you say? asks Lorena. Just kidding, Ernesto covers. (Hmmm...I guess we still have hope here for a little romance. Keep your fingers crossed)
Meanwhile Monica is trying to enlist the help of the hostess in conquering Ernesto. Hostess is licking her lips and evidently thinking of conquering Ernesto himself. (it would be interesting to see if he's an equal opportunity bedmate...let's give us older women a chance!)
Back in the kitchen, Ernesto gives Lorena a recipe to follow, telling her to do it just as he says. Evidently he's deliberately put something wrong in there and is hoping that she'll catch it.
At Amalia's apartment, Don Toribio arrives, she kisses him and he's surprised. If you don't like the kiss, take if back, she says....woo hoo...heavy duty flirting here. But wait, turns out he's come to collect some money to pay for repairs to the apartment....every renter has to divvy up a certain amount. Amalia doesn't have a cent. But your brothers? I don't have any brothers....er, uh, I don't have any brothers when it comes to lending money. (Okay, don't know if she's for real or a total con. Weigh in on this readers)
Final scene is of Alonso surprising Sara outside of work. He knows it's an important time for her and is ready to lay some heavy-duty kissing on our gal. A lurking Chalo sees the passionate smooch and vows vengeance, reaching into his pocket and pulling out a knife.
Tune in tomorrow and see if Sara can slip her way out of this one.
Word for the day: alevosia = treachery, premeditation, malice aforethought. Rossy spoke of alevosia y ventaja (advantage) when learning about Sara and Chalo's schemes
Labels: enemiga
And just for clarification - no, I'm not complaining! No, big thanks!!!
It was an interesting episode.
Lore got Chalo - it was pretty good! She read him as an open book - and now she has the results. And this kid is burning - I don't know what could happen tomorrow, but he is ready for anything! Sara didn't take into consideration that he might be jealous. Too bad!
The restaurant scene with Monika being jealous like h-ll was expected. What I didn't expect - how she shared her all-nite experience with the hostess. And Judy - I'm with both hands for equal opportunity amiga!
The "black widow" getting kind of suspicious - she already started to fish for some payments. Also the way she is pushing herself on Torbi - hmm, kind of strange. I hope either I'm wrong or somebody would figure out before it will get too dangerous!
By the way, the pg-rated bedroom scene with Betina - I just can't imagine something like that would happen in my house. I noticed that mommies there behave themselves pretty strange with novios of their daughters - remember Maruja with Julian. May be it's a Mexican thing, I don't know!
I don't know what to think of Amalia either. What little we see of her private life looks bad, but we're surely not getting the whole story. Perhaps there is an innocent explanation.
Simple explanation for not having any money: Not having any money.
Simple explanation for having a lot of dead husbands: She wore 'em out.
Elaborate explanation for having a lot of dead husbands: She wore 'em out, but they didn't die, they just divorced her. They got together and formed an afternoon support group which consisted of lunch in the park once a week.
One day they bought some great sandwiches from a couple of street vendors. Unfortunately the mayonnaise had been made with a rotten egg, and they all died of food poisoning.
Ickturo suggested that the chef use Surimi instead of real shrimp. Here in the USA it's known as Krab with a K. Check it out on Wikipedia. Snorty won't be happy. Ickturo may like the rich life but that doesn't mean he has good taste. (Oh, and you can also look up Tarte Tatin there as well.)
I'm a little concerned about Amalia. I hope she's not a black widow. On the other hand, maybe she's just very unlucky when it comes to husbands and she's afraid that if she tells "Tobi" the truth he might run far away. (Maybe he should.)She seems to fit in well with the family but her money situation is a concern. On the other hand, if she were a true black widow wouldn't she have a lot of cash set aside? And why would she go after Tobi? It's not like he's rolling in dough.
Julie, I like your elaborate explanation and it works perfectly within the parameters of the tale. We just can't get away from that toxic mayo can we? I think it made an impression on us all.
I'm still irritated with Ernesto for doing Monica. Dumbass.
Great recap Judy! You picked up on a lot of fun peripheral details such as the hostess licking her lips, etc. I can't wait to see what Chalo will do. Will he lose it and blow his cover or will he play it cool and manage to squeeze some money/whatever out of the situation?
I'm enjoying the secretly lusty older woman hostess even though I hate the Monica/Ernesto coupling. Glad you're with me on that, Eva...and have you gotten my e-mails yet?
Thanks for the surimi explanation Sylvia...Krab is it! too funny. Tarte tatin I've seen on menus in France but when I was there , I was so poor I didn't eat in restaurants other than the student restaurant where you could get huge meals for about a quarter in the 60's.
Glad you all enjoyed the spatula quip...I knew I didn't want to use the down-home phrase...I might say it in a private conversation but I sure wouldn't write it in a recap....but it needed saying!
Julie, that brain of yours is going 90 miles a minute...I like the support group of ex-husbands idea. She seems so lovable, I was hoping she overfed and overindulged them to death, but clearly there's some kind of mystery there.
She could be the less lethal variety of spider, who gets together with an elderly, financially solvent sugar-daddy but doesn't kill him. Old age takes care of that.
Maybe she's already burned through her money, or maybe she still has it but doesn't want to spend it if she can charm her way out of it.
Whatever is going on, I don't think she intends to harm Toribio or outright swindle him. Maybe she's a former black widow who's ready to settle down with a guy she likes!
Ah. Wouldn't it be ironic if Paula and Alonso got suspicious of Amalia and investigated her, while letting Sara snake her way into the family?
I kinda like the idea of an incompetent con lady who has to keep remarrying because her victims are low in funds.
But no, she just seems too lovable (as opposed to Sara) to be a villaness. Anyway, more fun to speculate on this than some of the other evil stuff going on. I'm especially disgusted with the scam Bruno is pulling with poor Diana.
Incompetent con-lady...that's cute.
Then as the dream fades and daily reality sets in, you start to focus on his bad points and forget all about those qualities that made you fall in love in the first place.
Awright....in this case, there are NO good points....other than Bruno's green eyes which are indeed lovely (and Schoolmarm thinks they're enhanced with eye makeup!....could be).
I hope she will come to her senses before it's too late! Well - it will never be too late! Even if she get married and divorce right after - there will be someone waiting for her! And he will take her back under any circumstances, so no worry there!
Here is the recipe:
Huitlacoche Soup
Recipe from Ellen and Tom Duffy
In damp weather corn frequently becomes infected with corn smut--Ustilago maydis--which when fresh occurs as pearly gray globules and ovoids displacing the rows of kernels. They should not be used when old and dried and powdery. At this time the black interior is widely exposed and the gleaming surface gone. It may cause uterine contractions in pregnant women when old and decayed.
It is considered a great delicacy in parts of Mexico and here is a soup we have developed. It is delicious with a slight gray color. (There are black spores in the fresh globules also.)
A.
* 1-1/2 cups milk
* 3 Tablespoons flour
* 3 Tablespoons butter or margarine
* 2 Tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
* 4-6 drops Tabasco sauce
B.
* 1 cup of Huitlacoche (or slightly more)
* 1 small yellow onion
* 1 clove garlic
* 2 Tablespoons bland oil or margarine or ghee (clarified butter)
* 1 cup chicken broth
Whirl together all ingredients in group "A" in a blender or food processor until mixed. Cook slowly, stirring until white sauce thickens. Chop finely all solid ingredients in group "B" and sauté until tender--add the Huitlacoche last as it cooks a little quicker. Whirl in blender or food processor with the chicken broth, add to the cream sauce, heat and enjoy.
Variations:
1. Substitute PickaPeppa sauce for the Worcestershire and Tabasco sauces.
2. Add 2 Tablespoons of chopped green chilies to group "B".
No, seriously, if you use non-diseased corn instead, you'd have a very nice soup. As a bonus, it wouldn't even be gray!
Sylvia...you great adveturer you!...you're out there on the West Coast so see if you can get youself some of that stuff....taste it...and get back to us.
Eve....thanks for the recipe. Don't think I'll be making it anytime soon but you all have given me a yen for corn chowder. However we're trying to do without air-conditioning right now (going "green" and all that) so I'm hoding off on the soup (other than gazpacho) for a while.
And I'd only do it if I could wash it down in a hurry with a big bite of something very strong and yummy, like a beef-onion-chile burrito. (A little tequila - or a lot - would be helpful too. Preferably beforehand.)
If it tasted okay, I might be able to have it in soup. I think eating it in whole form would ruin my day. I'm much more squeamish about texture than flavor.
Strange as it may seem, I would not want to try it for the first time hidden in a soup or a burrito. I have to try new things plain.
I've looked all over for fresh huitlacoche but have never found the stuff. I've had it canned and it was OK, slimy and black as was described. My friend Dayna had some fresh huitlacoche in Mexico and when she came home she told me about it. "It was disgusting, you'd love it" she told me with a perfectly straight face.
I've been wondering if Amalia is a con artist, but since she was lighting candles for the guys in the photos, my guess is that they're all dead husbands and she's unlucky that way. I remember a character like that in "Apuesta por Amor," whose fiances kept dying. Maybe this is why Amalia wants to hide the truth from Toribio. Although it is suspicious that she latched on to him so fast and doesn't seem to have any money. Hmm...
Carmel...thanks for those kind words and I'm with you on our Señora Big Hair. Surely she wouldn't be lighting "veladoras" to her dead spouses if she hadn't loved them. And yet her move on Don Toribio was clearly calculated. Maybe she's just a lonely lady. Sure hope it's something benign.
For many years, I had a very lovely lady in class who had had two husbands die suddenly at a very young age....first one left her with three young children to raise, the second left her with a baby on the way, and upon learning of his death she went into premature contractions and gave birth at 8 months.
However, this woman, after getting through a very difficult time, was clearly the most joyous, loving, radiant person I had ever met. People in class were drawn to her like moths to a flame. Even up into her early 90's she was volunteering in our schools and helping out at church.
Hoping the character Amalia is like my Olga...unlucky but good-hearted....and eventually triumphant in life.
If I opened up a can and found something dark and slimy, I could hurl without even tasting it. Huitlacoche is clearly not for me. (that way I leave more for the rest of you....aren't I generous?)
I think if I tried to make the huitlacoche soup, I'd definitely add a cup of Clorox.
JudyB, Emilia (NOT Amalia, thank you...) and I love smoked paprika too. Not on ice cream, but most everything else.
I'll bet they would try making smoked paprika ice cream on Iron Chef.
Is it Gilroy, CA where they have a Garlic Festival? I've heard they sell garlic ice cream there.
Dried mango, covered in dark chocolate and with hot pepper seasoning on top. It was awesomely good. The HEAT and the SWEET together....ay yi yi! Would be addictive. Which is exactly why I didn't buy any.
And yes, I was thinking of the original Iron Chef. Your idea with the angler fish liver is spot on!!
I wouldn't go out of my way to eat that combination, but if it's conveniently available I won't turn it down, either. ;-)
Normally it's some little ol' lady (I'm an ol' lady but I'm tall) slaving over an electric griddle and I pass these things by...but this fellow was very persuasive...and man, it was good! (or maybe I have a case of
Smart Woman, Stupid Choice....wouldn't be the first time!)
And speaking of stupid choices, it was really dumb not to turn on the air conditioner today. Practicing aerobics, no matter how many fans, is madness! Help me Jesus!
Hmm - maybe we DON'T all watch just for the Spanish! Actually I don't turn on any show specifically for the T&A but I sure appreciate it when it's there. So I guess it retains viewers at least, if not attracting them.
Count me in with the fans of the "Spatula in the drawer" comment, I laughed out loud.
I hope Amalia isn't a black widow. Seems odd that she can rent an apartment and then suddenly has NO money. Can't wait for the explanation.
Also can't wait to see what Chalo does tonight. Glad Lorena grew a spine and ain't takin' nuttin' from nobody!
I too hope they don't resolve the Sara/Chalo showdown quickly. Perhaps the writers will have him slowly start to feed Lorena information (like you weren't found in a garbage can). My guess is that Sara will eventually kill him but if he has a long slow death perhaps he'll confess some good stuff before he's welcomed to Hades.
Jeez Louise...never knew mangoes were related to poison oak, Sylvia...I've had my share of poison ivy and it's no fun but mangoes don't seem to cause me a problem. So sorry. You're safer out on the ocean, for sure then, amiga.
Ferro, you always keep us grounded in reality....T&A indeed! And no, I don't just watch for those awesome pecs and biceps either (P&A?), but yeah, I'm happy that they're there as an added bonus to language learning.
Did you say you were a writer? Your imagination is definitely humming today.
Got any thoughts on Amalia?...is she good or bad?
"(Hmmm...I guess we still have hope here for a little romance." Keep your fingers crossed) This old gal has got her toes crossed too! Ah, living vicariously through telenovelas, eh? So, Lorena has got to be this guy's salvation, if nothing else, from the clutches of Moan-ica.
What fun it has been to discover people with a smiliar wacky sense of humor. Fortunately my students are the same way. (If they're not, they drop out of class pretty darn quick, I can tell you).
Susanlynn...I have eaten lamb at my Palestinian friend's house (she's back there now) simply because it was impossible not to. But you and I have the same feeling about lamb and veal. Especially after having seen how they treated those poor little calves in the agricultural barns at OSU. Oooh, I'm feeling sad just thinking about it.
And Calamity....MOANICA...thanks for that one! It will be her new name from now on. Her voice is like chalk on a blackboard for me. Even if she had a nice personality, that voice would ruin it.
I think your memories of the food that your mother lovingly prepared is a wonderful memorial. Good on ya Susanlynn, and thank you for sharing that.
“(Hate to admit this, but I kinda like this wicked old broad. She's dreadful...but she's upfront about it, and plenty intelligent, unlike some of the other characters.)” Yep, so true! I don’t actually like her, but I really respect her akamai (cleverness).
“Our plucky heroine vows to "superar" (overcome) this latest setback and reminds herself that she has many people who love her.” I was glad to see our Lorena rise to this challenge.
“Ivan has brought her a pie but she says it will take more than that to turn her into a mother-in-law.” If Ernesto didn’t make it, it’s questionable. ;-)
“Turns out Mother Trinidad's to-do-list involved reaming out Sara for taking Lorena's boyfriend.” LOL! Good for Mother T! I loved it! However, I agree totally with your assessment that the nun is goofy to think that Sara can comfort Lorena about being found in the dumpster.
“Chef Hawt should have kept his spatula in his drawer 'cause from now on Miss Monica's going to be on the warpath.” ROTFLLLLL!!!! Dear Heaven this is a classic line! I’ve never seen a better one!
“Another guy who should have kept his stethoscope in his pocket. Too late now Alonso.” ROTFL!!! Maybe this is a better one!
“Here's a little bedroom scene that's G-rated though. The whole family's in Bettina's room watching the movie” LOL!
“(Well that could be true, but Holy Toledo, Alonso doesn't deserve her either! Judges, could we have a third choice?)” LOL!
Love the title—yes, finally Lorena is getting a clue. We didn’t even have to take a collection and buy it for her. I loved how she told Chalo about Sara and Al. Great job, Lorena!
“(it would be interesting to see if he's an equal opportunity bedmate...let's give us older women a chance!)” ROTFL!
“Elaborate explanation for having a lot of dead husbands: She wore 'em out, but they didn't die, they just divorced her. They got together and formed an afternoon support group which consisted of lunch in the park once a week…….One day they bought some great sandwiches from a couple of street vendors. Unfortunately the mayonnaise had been made with a rotten egg, and they all died of food poisoning.” JULIE!!!! ROTFLLLL!!! You’re killing me here!
Fun comments to read, everyone!
Jeanne
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