I now see that one is vintage, but they could maybe recreate a full length apron for you

Message the seller and ask if they can make you a full length one. I bet they will.

I didn’t care about this movie before seeing this trailer, now I really want to see it!

Yeah after the last two episodes I think they’re setting her up to die

Haha OMG

I loved Abe. I wish they would’ve kept him.

As soon as all the Sasha shit started, I knew Abe was a dead man. That’s how they do it on TWD lol. If suddenly a character is getting independent screen time and story lines, either they will die or their partner will die.

I think you’re probably right about Eugene. Honestly, it’s probably better that way too. More realistic.

I think it’s all the separating characters and stand alone episodes that we have to thank for this.

I also am enjoying this season. I don’t get why people are so mad about Glenn & Abraham. Was is graphic? Yes it was - that’s how they drove home how demented Negan is. Also, that’s how it was depicted in the comic (for Glenn) and they wanted to be true to that. I’m not even sure that was the most gruesome scene…

Yes! This is how I discovered it. Definitely creepy.

I don’t Hulu but I will get it for this

The vomit emoji is, IMO, long overdue

Colin Firth = hard would. Very hard would.

I think you’re right

I so wish he had a bigger role in this

Went to see it yesterday with some friends and family and all of our children. Honestly, I loved it and so did everyone else in our group. The kids were singing along and loved Watson’s Belle.

Isn’t there already a documentary just like this on Showtime?

And also, are her children still unhealthy? Because just from that header pic her 11 year old (from what I can see) is now bigger than her which is really sad. You’d think the show would put them all on diets or something.

I am unfortunately at work today (audit meeting going on, I would undoubtedly lose my job if I missed it). However - I’ll be buying my lunch at a small female owned coffee shop, I’m wearing red, and my hubs is making dinner. Anyone know of any good feminist documentaries that are child-friendly (age 9)? Preferably…