Caray, Caray!

I hope you guys can find this on the Abismo feed. Blogger was acting weird tonight.
 

Wonderful recap, Cap'n. I cannot believe that Carmina confessed that she lied about Elisa being Rosendo's so that Augusto would marry her. Wow!

I wonder why we got that confession, concurrent with the reminder about Estefania locking Carmina in her bedroom, AND Don Lucio's gleeful delivery of the DNA results? Why now writers? why give us so much at one time?

I thought Padre Lupe was going to explode in his righteous indignation as he came into the Casa Castigo. He made a believer out of me.

Thanks again Sylvia,for a fine recap of an action packed epi. It felt really long to me, too!

Abrazos amiga,

EJ
 

Yikes. Girlfriend you are up way too late! I have insomnia, what's your excuse?

I was also rather agog that all the confessions came at once. One thing for sure, Carmina is acting very desperate.

Oh man, not only did this episode seem to take forever, I went to a really long play tonight. I wanted to jump up and yell "Get to the point!" There's a lot to be said for good editing.
 

What an episode, and in the artful hands of our Sylvia, we get a wonderful recap of the craziness.

I have come to the conclusion we have sadistic writers. How else to explain the constant scaring the crap out of us with "Bob and Ted" (too cute) constantly having truck troubles on that creepy road. (How come when Alfi went to Merida it was on a well-traveled highway?). Real cute guys...NOT!

And I hate being right. So we will now progress with the fake pregnancy plot. And by the previews and Dam-Whatever's " Flor is the only one who can help him forget" we know he will be drugged, drunk, stoopid, and be horizontal with the Spunkette before 24 hours passes.

Oh good lord, the waterworks we will have to endure when this whole " Dam-Daddy" plot comes out. I say we demand some decent dub-plots to get us thru this. Writers owe us.

Had to work today, so I could only toast the good Padre, Doc and Lucio with a quiet glass of vino last night. But tonight, our heros deserve will get the tables celebrating tonight. Thank goodness for our world-weary, but oh so wonderful, true galans.
 

Thanks for the recap Sylvia. I'm out of town at a conference and haven't been able to post. Also thanks to Sara, NovelaMaven, and Marita for your great work.

EJ - yes, why did the writers give us ALL that info now especially since we know we have to endure the pity plot scenarios that daisynjay listed? It gives Ramona more material to slam Agent Orange with but we know that won't happen for weeks. Daisynjay's right these writers are sadists.

Oh and EJ let's have our mission focused on Guido and not Flor. The fact that she will snatch Sabrina's baby and tell her the child died makes her a real villain now. I understand she's desperate but that's evil. And pretty much seals it that Quiqui will probably end up with Paloma.

In addition to thinking our guys might get killed on the lone highway, I was waiting for them to pass a body of water and find Kenia's body. Waiting for anvils to drop makes me create very bad situations.
 

Sylvia- This was a great recap. You're right that this episode felt long, but I think the writers purposely did it. They knew the whole audience was waiting for something to happen to Lucio, Doc or both to delay the DNA results. They were toying with us.

I am amazed by the stupidity of our heroine and hero. They are just going to take Augie's and Carmeany's word for it that they are siblings! These are not the two most reliable people in the world. I would want to see the results of a DNA test, that I initiated, with my own eyes. Then I'd take a second test, if that one came back saying we were sibs.

Then they add to the stupidity by having the galan, not only just fall back into the arms of his ex in a moment of weakness (drink/drugs), but actually SAY out loud that he intends to give that merry-go-round another try. What happened to all that stuff he told Flor about them not being right for each other, regardless of Elisa? If Damian had just said I'm going back to support Flor in her hour of need, I would have thought it was naive of him (because she would be all over him again), but it would have seemed noble. This just seems weak and lame. And Elisa is once again telling him to go back to Flor who loves. And just wait, next episode when he does just that, she'll be ticked off at him, just like before.

Flor really crossed over to Crazy Town this episode. Sabrina is a bit of a silly gossip, but she doesn't deserve to be knocked up by Paolo, duped into leaving with him to only be abandoned later, and told that her baby died. Begonia deserves it. Sabrina does not.
 

I love it Sylvia, this is so chock full of innocent prosaic lines that in context are screamingly hilarious. My favorite:

"He leaves to go commit tonterías."

Understandable, and he certainly didn't waste any time.

Antifreeze! Of course... in the Yucatan, almost as important as snow tires.

And the Altair that I've come to know and love finally shows up.

Am I the only one who wishes that Horacio would put on a long=sleeved shirt while working in the butcher shop?

Carlos
 

Cap'n Sylvia - Great recap and thank you! There were area storms (unfortunately none in our county so our grass remains DEAD) and the power kept going out. There were large missing gaps in my recording, like the Ingrid scene.

Did you mean "Bill & Ted"? (B&TEA)

I'm glad Paloma had a reasonable discussion with Gael about his true feelings for Elisa, instead of the usual "harpy" screaming & crying we normally see in Telerisa productions.

Will Kenia ever surface? At this point, she has been fish food and nobody would recognize her.
 

Vivi in DC - I agree with you completely about Dam returning to Flor as "weak and lame." I was thinking the same thing last night. Gah! Is the guy that co-dependent that he has to have a girl on his arm? What about taking some time off from women and dealing with the Pro Ce Sa Dora? Argh.....
 

Oh, Carlos,

"Antifreeze! Of course... in the Yucatan, almost as important as snow tires."

HeeeeeHeeeeHeeeeHeeeeHeeee

And, I second your vote for favorite line:

"He leaves to go commit tonterías."

The script demands tonterias . . . otherwise, the show would end tomorrow.

My heart went out to Don Lucio last night, as he burst through the door with the BIG REVEAL, only to be met with a "yeah, yeah, tell us somethin' we don't know already."

Any speculation on where Horacio is actually heading? Somehow, I don't think he's going to see a lady about some meat. In the previews for tonight's episode there is a milisecond shot of him walking purposefully toward the camera. That plus the foreshadowing camera pan to the meat cleavers in the butcher shop . . . ¡Ay, Dios mio!

Sylvia, many thanks for your fabulous recap.

Marie from Natick
 

Fabulous work, Sylvia. The episode did seem a little long, but you handled it in style.

Your riffs on Lucio and Doc's travails was great. As everyone has mentioned, the writers were toying with us. Not real cool, but I sort of see the humor in it. We all know the formula and were just waiting for a calamity that didn't happen.

I am closing up the Flor table for now. She's gone to the dark side.
 

Sylvia: Just great.

Carlos: But, Altair as Flor is indulging in the fake pregnancy to get her father out of jail. Unfortunately, she has fallen under Paolo's spell and is so pissed off at Alfonsina that she agrees to work the case like a true grifter and go for the gold. Anyway, if she really loved Damian, she wouldn't do this.

As far as Damian is concerned, he took the easy rode too quickly. Wah, wah, running back to mama. He had me at his table for a few moments when he stood up to Alfonsina.
 

Ah the relief of having power again! Hola everybody. We had no electricity for 7 days. And with temperatures ranging from 95 to 100 degrees, we didn't need any antifreeze either.

I missed a lot of episodes but alas, am finding Dam Weepy and Elisa Weepy to be as brain-challenged as when last I watched them.

Loved your recap Sylvia. In addition to the wonderful "tonterias" line, also enjoyed "but Ramona goes all oracle on her".

Yep, she was in full portentous mode last night but still not giving any useful info to anybody.

Now excuse me while I get back down on my knees and give thanks for having the power restored. There are still folks in my suburb without.
 

Doris, yes amiga I meant BILL and Ted. Thank you. Sigh, it was late last night, what can I say? I was going to blame the play, because BOB was in the title, but then I remembered so was BILL, bwahahaha.

JudyB, so glad you have your electricity back! I was wondering if you were suffering from the blackout. What a summer, blackouts, fires, storms and derechos...it's practically biblical.

Marie from Natick, I fear Horacio is about to make yet another stupid decision of some sort. It sounds like he thinks he's going to some good business deal, but knowing him it will go terribly wrong. Poor Lolita.
 

Thank you, Sylvia, for yet another gem of a recap.

Among my favorite Sylvisms today were the deceptively simple throwaways:

"Everybody is in Mérida today -- they should have carpooled."

"Cheer up Sabrina, it could be leukemia."

"Still no catch of the day."

And as others have already said:
"He leaves to go commit tonterías."

DaisynJay, Take a bow! Lots of us saw the Sabrina bun in the oven, but your guess about the fake pregnancy/stolen baby was inspired!

Carlos, I was giggling over the antifreeze too.

I think we are set for some grim weeks ahead. Padre told Dam something like some actions have no backsies. So once Dam falls into Flor's arms (and he's so stoopid, I don't think any stupefacients will be required), he will be grimly committed. Lots of prissy mouth to come. And lots of trickle-down misery. Watch out, Paloma!

Alfie will feel she has triumphed while the viewer knows she is getting set to hand over her fortune to Sabrina and Paolo's unfortunate offspring.

Will Augusto still be willing to sell to Gabino when the latter tries to bargain down (regatear)the already agreed upon fair price?

Vivi and others, I completely agree that the writers are toying with us. We fret every time one of our favorites is in a vulnerable position. I was even scared when Lupe turned his back on Carmina.

There's no question that Horacio is doing a "job" for Carmina or Gabino. Dare we hope it involves Ingrid? Because if it's Ramona he's gunning for ... ay ... can't even think about that possibility.
 

JudyB, what a nightmare! I've missed you these past few days and I'm very glad to know you are safe and your power has been restored.

It has been a strange and, as Sylvia says, almost biblical summer.
 

Oh no, Horacio gunning for Ramona? I don't even want to go there! But as Marie from Natick says, he is up to no good somehow, somewhere.

Carlos, Horacio's personal habits when he is behind the counter just gross me out. No he should not be sleeveless. And he should stop playing with his hair all the time. Years ago I went through a Safety and Sanitation certification. It changed me for life.
 

I think that Horacio's little job is to somehow recover those old airline tickets for Carmina. Doesn't Ingrid have those?

Today in Pamplona, Spain the famous Running of the Bulls began, so for those who have somehow managed to miss this, here's once again a link to the Running of the Squirrels.

Carlos
 

Thanks Cap'n. What a crazy episode. So much happening.

I can't believe they're going to try to rehash the fake pregnancy, switcheroo again. I thought the rule was try it once per TN. So who agrees with me that Dam gets drunk, does it with Flo, she fakes pregnancy and they have to get married? I guess that's an old story line too in about half of all TNs.
 

Ha! Thanks for the Running of the Squirrles, Carlos. That's been a running gag at our house for years.
 

Carlos, yes! I think you are right about Horacio's task. He didn't take the knives so one of them will likely turn up somewhere else as evidence of something completely different.

Thank you for the running of the squirrels. So funny!
 

Sylvia, great stuff, thanks.

Carlos, loved the squirrels and have sent it on to friends that battle the little rodents.

Don't laugh about the antifreeze. We were on a trip to Cancun and four of us hired a SUV/w driver to take us to Tulum and the SUV overheated and we were stuck in the middle of nowhere in Yucatan. We finally gave up our water bottles and we got to some shack aka service station and got more water and yes, antifreeze. It seems they are not really careful about keeping coolant in their cars and they overheat frequently.

I do believe that Horacio's hygiene is worse than the Fuego boys making bread.

I can hardly wait for Alfie's demise. Hopefully, it will be as evil as she is.

Rosemary Primera
 

Carlos - Yes, Ingrid has the infamous plane tickets.
BuaHahahahaaaaa!!! Thanks for video link, too! "I have lost many friends to the squirrels." just cracked me up. LOL
 

Judy B.
I saw where the storms that hit Richmond, came thru Columbus. I am glad you got your power back, and thank-ful to the man upstairs , that I never lost mine.

How about you ViVi, your area was hard hit too. I was in Anne Arundel this past weekend, and no one execpt the casino had power....go figure
 

Vivi and Doris-you both have hit the nail on the head with Dam. I think that's why I have a hard time cheering for him as a hero because of these constant backslides he takes. I so agree that it was ridiculous to hear him wax poetic on needing to go back to Spunkette and a lousy 24 hours has barely passed. And Vivi, you're right--Elisa pushed him to do it and then will be pithed and start the waterworks every time she sees them. As Padre must be thinking...may the Saints preserve us.

Oh, and forgot to mention this morning....anyone else notice the camera pan and linger on the butcher knives after Horacio left the shop. Even though Lola was standing there all spunky and happy, thought that was creepy and rather ominous.
 

Hey Anon #1. Good to see you! I'm glad you had your power, and also glad Judy got hers back, finally. My neighborhood in NE DC got hit really hard, but surprisingly, I had power through most of it all. I lost my internet and cable for a few days, but I had power, and more importantly, A.C. My office, which is 4 blocks away from my condo, had no power for a few days, so I had quite a few work from home days this week.
 

Hi Anon #1. Glad to hear that you are doing well.

daisynjay, yep, camera pan on butcher knives, never a good thing.
 

Judy B - so glad you are back up and running!! My co-worker in Columbus has had family members at her place since the storm hit. She kept power, they all lost there's, so she put everyone them up since most were elderly. Bless you for having to put up with that.

Hope you get the "cool-down" that's suppose to come thru NE Ohio this weekend. We don't get relief soon, I may start cutting off my jeans and dressing like Elisa to keep cooler. And that is not a pretty sight.
 

I am amazed by the stupidity of our heroine and hero. They are just going to take Augie's and Carmeany's word for it that they are siblings! These are not the two most reliable people in the world.

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This is why Damian and Elisa DO NOT DESERVE to be with one another at this point in time. Both of them are stupid, silly and weak.

Stuff the young people of La Ermita need to learn:

DAMIAN needs to learn to stand on his own two feet & stop being manipulated by Alfonsina.

ELISA needs to learn to stop being a victim.

GAEL needs to learn she's just not that into you, dude.

PALOMA needs to learn to stop being so pathetic.

FLORENCIA needs to learn to stop being so pathetic

SABRINA WILL LEARN what it feels like to be the topic of gossip.

IMO the only person who's trying to learn something is ENRIQUE, who is learning to be a stand up guy and real friend even though some people (*coff* Florencia *coff*) don't deserve it.
 

HI, All:

A couple of armchair shrinkage offerings. Do not worry, mis amigos, these are offered pro bono:

-Carlos, yes, I think we have seen a couple of indications of Ramona's OCD tendencies—the ordering of the jars, for one, as you mentioned, and do you remember her careful separation of the colored seeds into separate piles a few epis earlier? Paloma took delight in messing the seeds up when she was angry with her Abuela.

Also for any of you who remember Mañana Es Para Siempre, I believe I coined the term "BSC" (Bat Shit Crazy) at that time to describe Barbara Greco, as eeevil a villain as we have ever enjoyed on a telenovela. Carmina is no where near as eeevil as Barbara, nor is she as competent as Alfonsina, but she is desperate, as Sylvia said in her recap today, and I think she is being written as really dangerous. I would call her BSC, for sure.

Ingrid has the evidence that proves that Carmina was running away with Rosendo, so it seems to me that Ingrid might be in really serious danger. Carmina already killed her daughter Kenia.

-Daisynjay: I completely agree, the writers are sadists and they are (dare I say it?) misogynistic and lazy sadists at that. Pah! Must they rehash the exact plot elements over and over again in the same TN? Really? Is there nothing else to do with a young, beautiful A list 20-something Telenovela actress like Altair Jarabo but have her offer up her sexuality and or reproductive services (or, in Flor's case, a facsimile of same) to the highest bidder?

Karen:
Yes, we are forced to dump Flor for her Father, it seems. It looks like Guido and Enriqu are going to form a most unlikely team, fighting against injustice doesn't it?

Finally, my friends, I must insist that if Damian and Elisa end up together, they build a large Ecumenical Guest House on the property.

They need permanent housing for the live-in shrinks and wise people they are going to need to help raise any confused children they might have. These two are dolts. Now, it is no wonder they are dolts, we understand the horrible parenting and deprivation they have each endured, but I am thinking a regular meeting of Rabbi Jacob, Padre Lupe, the High Lama, Ramona and Friends could really help the family out. It probably wouldn't hurt the town one bit either.

Thanks again, Cap'n for a fine recap.

EJ
 

Anon 207:

Our posts crossed. Your list is excellent, as usual.

I completely agree!

Elna June
 

JudyB:

So glad you have your power back, my friend! Stay coo and comfortable for the rest of the summer. We missed you.

EJ
 

Thanks for another great gem, Sylvia!
as others have noted, LOVED LOVED the Bill and Ted adventures telling, the anti-freeze (good one Carlos!) and all the snarky comments all over.
ITA with others that the plotline of 'lets pass girl A's baby as girl B to save her engagement/marriage' is way old.

and I too was grossed out with Horacio's habits at the butchery, playing with his hair and then mangling the meat with the knives in such a non-sanitary way... also that asking Brau 'you still have the hots for my girl, don't you?' was way out of line. he should know Brau better than expect Brau to come collecting on the loan.

totally agree that both Dam and Elisa need to be hit on the head with a blunt object to see if they will wake up already!

and cute comment about Lucio arriving so happy thinking he had the news hot out of the press only to get faces like 'dude! that is yesterday's headlines!'

totally bought Rene Cs padre Loopy attitude with Carmina... hopefully we will see a repeat of that whole sequence tonight..

please lets find Kenya before she is totally unrecognizable! i really hope they won't make this drag much longer.
 

I'm opening an Enrique table. I think he is turning out to be a descent guy and I'm pulling for him and Paloma to get together in the end.

And as I've said before, he is the spitting image of a young Elliott Gould.
http://greenobles.com/photos/elliott-gould/03/
 

While watching Padre Lupe rant on last night about The Lie, he was probably wishing he could have done this in his previous incarnation as Pad Tad in FELS. Bless his heart.
 

cathyx - I'll join you at the Enrique table. Young Elliott Gould ... yes, that is exactly who he has been reminding of.
 

I think the tovar men should teach the arango men and dad castigo some good sense and manners...
Gael should learn the attitude of non-returned love from Enrique
Shallow-Brain Assgus should learn some 'fall and have the guts to face your consequences and get up again' mode from DrT.
Lucio and Loopy should wear 'town hero' shirts... i really want Ramona to show up at Castigo Manor and finish the group hammering of the nails on Carmina's coffin.
but i still say Brainless Assgus can't handle the truth... judging from his initial reaction frozen when Lucio came waving the results, i dont think he will have the backbone to handle the truth.
 

OMG, being without power for 7 days is truly hell. Con Ed has been cutting output during this heat wave and I am so glad to not have a high def TV set at this point because they devour electricity.

(Mixes up a Viking's Kiss for JudyB and everyone at the Padre's table.)

OK, so now we're on to the next mystery and trying to ID the next murder victim.
 

Hi Marta! Great to hear from you. I totally think the Tovar men should teach the others some lessons. Isn't it funny how they are turning out to be the good guys? Interesting comment about Augusto not being able to handle the truth.

cathyx, I am on my over to the Enrique table right now.

Urban A, next victim...luckily (for him) Useless Vicente is Gabino's son, otherwise he would be prime victim material. Also, Useless has to get sick and have a blood transfusion or organs transplant or something so that it will come out that Gabino is his dad. So he's safe for a little while.

Ingrid is pushing it with Carmina. She could be next. Ramona (though I hate to say it, boo hoo) is pushing Carmina's buttons too. But I would go for Ingrid because she is so darn IRRITATING!

Paolo is also someone who rubs a lot of people the wrong way. I wouldn't be surprised to see him become a victim.
 

Cathyx: May I join you at the Enrique table?
 

Hi All,
Thanks for all the commiserating comments. But writing again, because I finally had time to read the recaps I missed and goodlordamighty, what an awesome bunch of writers we have!

Spanish comprehension aside, this blog is such a marvelous showcase for people with a gift for language...whether sly, lubricious humor, detailed factual reporting or dead-on hilarious pastiches. Zounds!!

Now Urban Anthropologist, I'm a bit of a dolt when it comes to drinks. What's a Viking Kiss? It sounds delicious and like it entails some vodka from the freezer. Izzat so?

Anyway, I have a great respect now for the tranquilizing effects of alcohol. After the first five days of unendurable heat and eating grim remains of fridge food sitting on bags of ice, we went out to dinner and I, who never drink, had a glass of wine. I went from wanting to rip my husband's face off to feeling incredible affection for the old dear. Booze works!
 

In case I haven't mentioned this before I think this series has one of the best title songs ever. The two singers are the first winner and runner-up of Mexico's version of The Voice. Great work!

I wouldn't mind Ingrid being the next murder victim, but I think someone else is being lined up.
 

I could tell you who the next victim will be, but I will let you be surprised. As I mentioned before, I got rid of my cable and bought an antennae. I watch the Mexico broadcast (40 chapters ahead) because I live so close to the border.
 

P.S. This was funny Sylvia. Very funny.
 

Urban Anthropologist:

Now, do tell, amiga, what is in a Viking's Kiss? What are we drinking at Padre's table? How I love him!

And, thanks be to you for the most recappers tip to your friend in the Sonoma Wine County.It worked! Pls e-mail me your address offline, I have something for you. My e-mail is sdougherty3e@gmail.com.

I want to go to a bar in SF with Sylvia (and anyone else who would like to join, of course) and play stump the bartender. How much fun is that?!

Why do the writers have to use Horacio to do Delores wrong? This is rotten, I say, just rotten.

I cannot abide Horacio and it is not JUST the hygiene problems. Sylvia, I a going to send him some anon. "Haunting letters" from Blanquita, just to get him to straighten up his act. I sure don't like the look of those choppers.

EJ
 

Marta. Next victim. Maybe We can fashion up that dart board We talked about and see who gets hit? Of course after a few drinks, it may turn out to be the waiter.
My guess is someone Guppy will lose control over again. Now that the truth, sort of, is coming out, I'm thinking Romana since keeps at Guppy or if turns her outand threatens to cut her off, Asshat himself. She would get the house, etc. As the wider. Don't think Padre. This TN needs it's man of the cloth.
 

Meant wifee. Stupid cell phone
 

Sara, yes of course you can join me at the Enrique table. Everyone is welcome. What should we order to drink? And eat?
 

Viking's Kiss

3 parts Freixinet (brut)
1 part Cherry Kijafa

Chill both bottles well before opening!
 

Oh my, that sounds gooooooood. Next time I want to rip my husband's face off, I'll go out and get me some of that fine stuff, chill well and then slurp down a bit. (Hell, who needs couples counseling?) You are truly the Recipe Queen, UA,for both food and drink.
 

Thanks. When I am finally faced with another office potluck I might bring a supply of that.

Watch for this weekend's game. It posts at 11PM.
 

The greatest Caray-novela mystery of all times......how JudyB could be married for umpteen years and "never[take a] drink" ????? Amiga mia, are doing it the hard way!!!!!  I noticed your absence and was worrying about you, glad you didn't melt in the heat. 

Sylvia, just WONDERFUL... I love your dry, understated humor. Yes, as one of our anons said the other day, this is truly "literary" place! 
 

daisynjay - I'm with you at the "Guppy will lose control" table. She doesn't have those Snoopy-plays-vulture eyes for nothing.

My best guess is that she'll kill Augusto because he is bound to rip into her for The Lie *and* thus desecrating Estefania's name and reputation for the past umpteen years.


Cap'n Sylvia --- is that a cherry pie! AAAaaaaaaack! I did not torture you with photos of gelato. Just sayin'

;o)
 

Sandy in TN - did you get any rain? We just got an entire inch. Woot!Woot!
 

elna june - Come join me at the "I cannot stand Horacio" table.
 

That is to say, "Amiga mia, you are doing it the hard way!"

Like others here, I'm phone challenged!
 

JudyB - Good to see you back here and I am glad you have your electricity. HOW did we ever live without A/C in the good old days!
 

Summers were not as hot in years past. There were no good old days.

The weekend game posts at 11PM with a hot beginning.
 

Judy B, Being without electricity can make you do more than drink a glass of wine....lol.

ViVi, we got hit here the same as D.C., power was out all around me, but the good Lord saw fit to pass over my neighborhood in Henrico County.

I am not watching any TN right now, but I sure miss all my friends at Caray Caray...
 

Urban Anthro,

I agree about the theme song,
"Solo un Suspiro."

Here's a link to Oscar Cruz singing "Si Tu Supieras" on Voz Mexico . . . with celebrity MC Mark Tacher looking super-dishy in something other than plaid . . . followed by a touching Cruz family reunion.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5zy243FCVA

Marie from Natick
 

"Booze works!'

Oh, man, Judy B, you are a scream.

Marie from Natick
 

That's awesome that the theme song singers won a singing competiton and got this gig. I don't feel so affended now that they added them to the opening credit scenes. What a great break for them.
 

Doris, fresh apricot pie, just out of the oven. I have a prolific tree.
 

Doris
I am there. What are we eating and drinking tonight? We are, perhaps, eating no red meat? JAjajajaja. This should be fun.
EJ
 

UA - Might depend on where one lives. The heat records being broken here are from the early 1950s, and are being broken by a one to two degree difference. The droughts are probably worse than before.

Elna june - frozen margaritas and grilled shrimp and tons of guacamole. And Sylvia's apricot pie with real Mexican vanilla ice cream, on top or on the side, whichever you prefer!
 

Anon#1, you live in Henrico?

I live in Hanover! Wow!
 

I think I lost my blog to this episode, wherein I stated that my biggest fear is that almost all of the charaters will end up with Gweedo in jail due to all sorts of crimes happening and/or will be happening.Who's gonna man the show? Dam and Eliza?I have goosepimple watching the good and evil battle it out. Good performance from Father Lupe and Carmeany.
 

UA, thanks for the fact about the singers being winner and 1st runner up of La Voz Mexico. didn't know that. checking the link now.
thanks, marie!
 

wow! What a voice! what a performance! and what a gesture by Alejandro Sanz in the end... i am in awe. thanks marie!
 

anon 207, it is truly a small world. I am in the Varina area in Henrico.
 

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