Skip to main content

Thoughts on 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days season 8, episode 2

Not sure what to expect as we only got a season preview last episode!

  1. Wow! Trisha has a real job (why would she leave it for Rick?)
  2. Yeah, I thought this last time, but Rick definitely cheated, right?
  3. Aw Forrest and Sheena seem sweet so far
  4. Uh oh...I might be eating my words
  5. Oh wow, Spring (great name), lived in Belize before (though she found out he cheated the most recent time cause he got arrested on TV with another woman)
  6. Ah Spring has heard of Stig
  7. Yikes, Emma, get a hotel room of your own
  8. Yeah, Ziad, she doesn't know what the car looks like, which is why you should've been leading the way
  9. Rick, shouldn't flights be pretty cold because of how high up you are? I'd be concerned if a flight was hot...
  10. Trisha does seem genuinely excited to see Rick (she left her damn shoes behind)
  11. Forrest, this is a pretty big lie that Sheena told
  12. Aw I'm glad that Forrest has a good relationship with his stepdad, Dev
  13. Dev's first flight is a long international one?!
  14. Yeah, Ziad, I definitely saw you say you were super excited to sleep with Emma
  15. That said, of course you can change your mind, it is just a little odd that you seem to be flip flopping on a lot
  16. Um, Emma, you probably don't get food delivered is the answer
  17. Okay, the bracelet is sweet, but I'm 100% sure I've seen that symbol (a hamsa?) in a ton of places
  18. Okay, Dev's first flight is just a leg of the journey, not the super long leg
  19. Okay, Molly is treating Dev kind of like a child
  20. I'd be so stressed if I was Forrest
  21. Why did we focus on Trisha's stomach so much?
  22. Wow, why are we still here?
  23. Seriously, camera crew, you GOTTA GO
  24. Okay, Stig, you know the Chinese food won't still be good by the time Aviva gets to Belize?
  25. Aviva, you should've already told Stig that Spring is coming to Belize
  26. Sheena is a doctor?! Did we know this? (Ah, I guess a vet, but still!)
  27. Ah, Sheena, it is fair that you're upset at how Molly is talking to you
  28. Emma, you've been to Morocco before, yes? I feel like you'd know about eating customs...
  29. Oop Ziad has changed his mind pretty much 100% about being physical with Emma
  30. Idk, Ziad, it does seem like we saw you were down to clown (so to speak)
  31. Okay, to be fair, if Ziad was literally following THOUSANDS of women, that does seem a little wild
  32. Next time Rick and Trisha are cute dancing
  33. Next time Rick asks Trisha about her 5 day ghosting and Trisha asks Rick to promise not to get mad
  34. Next time we meet Lisa and Daniel
  35. Next time we learn about Lisa's previous romantic and sexual history
  36. Next time Birkan is suspicious of Michal (which I think is fair)
  37. Next time Stig and Aviva unite
  38. Next time Stig likes that Aviva sees him as a person, and not as a star (which I like)
  39. Next time Forrest and Sheena meet in person!
  40. Can't wait!

(Prompt by me)

90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days, TLC

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

90 Day Fiance: Before the 90 Days season 5, episode 4

Excited to meet Johnny! So Ximena has faith in more kisses Mike...why did you delete that call info? Mike, you didn't download the dictionary? Caleb, Alina keeps giving hints that you're supposed to kiss her The tumbleweed necklace is sweet Memphis, your language barrier is huge Poor Hamza's friend If your ankles are swollen, Kim, I'd go to a doctor Okay, let the record show that Kim said Usman could go alone (okay she kinda goes back on that) Johnny is quitting his job for this visit? Doesn't he have a kid to support? Okay I'm gonna be mean for a sec...Johnny's friend WISHES he could get someone as pretty as Ella Gino is a child I guess Gino knows his way around Uh oh, Gino, what are you hiding?  Ah he's still friends with an ex...Jasmine will hate that when she finds out Mike is so stressed out Caleb called Elijah stunning Elijah is great TV Sexy Naruto Johnny and Ella may be a good fit actually Rosa Ree is so charming Oop Alina was living with an ex u...
Post a Comment
Read more

15 Valentine's Day cards with alligators or crocodiles

Happy Valentine's Day! 1. Honestly, all of Liz Climo 's stuff is great 2. Not sure who created this beauty, but I found it here 3. You can purchase instructions for this beautiful craft here 4. I'd snap you up if you said be my valentine. 4 1/2" x 6 3/4" circa 1930s cards moves so that figure falls into alligator's mouth mechanical flat Found it here 5. Sadly this guy is discontinued, but if it comes back, you can buy it here 6. Buy it here ! 7. Alligators can be letters! Buy this card here 8. Adding chocolate never hurts. Image from here 9. This cutie has my heart. Find it here 10. Not 100% sure why an alligator needs a boat, but this dish (and three others) are for sale here 11. And there's a picture of a train! Found here 12. Points for using a real alligator photo. Find it here 13. This is an incredible craft. Find the ins...
Post a Comment
Read more

15 facts about my dad

Just been thinking about some lighthearted facts I know about my dad lately. When he was young, he had a goldfish named Lysander He introduced me to Star Trek At Christmas, he would tear up at It's a Wonderful Life He used to send me articles from his Yahoo email account that he thought I'd like We used to play a game called "Nightmare" where he would lie down and we'd jump around (and sometimes on) him He would clip possible recipes for us to try out of newspapers and magazines We bought him a Paddington Bear to take on trips because we feared he'd be lonely and he always took it He had teddy bears for three different holidays We once had such a hilariously difficult time building a gingerbread house that when some frosting ended up on the counter, I plopped a gumdrop on it and we laughed until we cried He and his sister were born about 11 months apart We would try recipes from Top Chef He kept gifts I made him, even when they weren't great At Christmas, ...
Post a Comment
Read more