Caray, Caray!

It was all lead up to the big wedding in today's episode. But first, look what turned up on Doña Bárbara - Juan's truck. It's been cleaned up but it looks like the same vehicle.



Very sweet scene when Juan comes to ask Abuelo to lead Norma up the aisle. Here is Juan telling Abuelo that he is important to them.



and Juan and Don Martín embracing after he agreed to do it. Even Grabiela was moved by this gesture.


Rosario runs into Franco and Sarita at Leandro's shop. Good thing she wasn't packing heat this time.



Dínora practices for her plan to stop Juan and Norma from getting married.


The unholy glee of Malcom and Carmela as they destroyed Abuelo's uniform that means so much to him was really disgusting.

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Finally Norma is out of the Hacienda and Juan practically had to drag her. It was fun to see Juan beating the snot out of Feonando. I liked how Malcom scuttled off like a bug to hide when Juan showed up. Juan seems to have no fear that Feonando will actually shoot him. He just walks right up and knocks the gun out of his hand. Of course, when Feonando told his version of what happened, he had to say that Juan took him by surprise and that was why he couldn't defend himself.


I peeked ahead and watched this on You Tube. Interestingly, the scene where Grabiela takes Armando and his friend on a tour of the hacienda was cut. In that scene, Armando tells Grabiela that Feonando has offered to sell land from the Hacienda. Grabiela says that they must be mistaken but Armando assures her that Feo has offered Hacienda property for sale and told them he was going to go live in Europe. So he's selling the Hacienda horse stock and now trying to sell land on the Hacienda.

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First, some pics from Friday's episode:

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I forgot to post this from Wed.'s episode. I hope this isn't an example of the classy outfits that Leandro is supposed to be designing for Rosario. It's hard to imagine something less appropriate to wear to the 'club.'

Juan to Norma: "I dream of the day when you say, 'Juan, my love, I'm here to stay. I will never be away from your side.'"

'Ellos (Malcom y Carmela) son los pajarracos malos.' Abuelo identifies Malcom and Carmeal to Juan David as 'evil vultures.'

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Olegario gets caught out in this two timing ways with the help of the fruit sons. I'm glad it was Dominga that discovered him and Quintina and not the other way around. Dominga is young and pretty. She can find someone else (like Miguel or Manolo).

After what happened before, did Carmela really think she was going to get away with throwing out Martin's stuff? Didn't Fernando tell her and Malcom not to provoke the sisters?

Dínora's disguise didn't seem to fool anyone. She reminded me of Antonia in LT in her 'George' disguise.

Why on earth did Norma, Jimena and Sarita think that it was a good idea to tell Grabi about Feonando gambling with his buddies? Grabi knew that they came to the house. What was she going to do - admit that her husband is a lowlife? All it did was p*ss Grabi off.

It looks like Feonando sinks even lower tomorrow.

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Malcom and Carmela aren't very smart o provoke the girls and abuelo the way they have. Since when does a servant decide to throw out the possessions of her employer?

Very funny scene with Concha at the club but it doesn't seem to have advanced the story very much.

And more scenes of the girls refusing to come and live with the muchachos.

At least Gabriela was worried when the horses were mistreated.

What the heck is Dínora doing lurking around the Elizondo hacienda and taking a bath there?

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