You know, living in a household with constant psychological and surreal problems popping about all the time, I think I'd pop a Valium and run to the quickest bus stop to leave town, a train, a plane......anything to move! Even a bicycle! 😂
Maggie is suffering again. I hate those who do that to her. Thanks God ( or the devil ? ) Blair is after her. He ' s a monster but he can save her from the local maniacs .
Your sense of who the maniacs are is different from mine. If Barnabas and Julia are maniacs, then there are no stronger words for Nicolas, Adam and Angelique.
@@deanbianco4982 There can gradations or degrees of maniacal behavior; it doesn't have to be black or white. By ordinary standards, Barnabas, Julia, Nicolas, Adam, Angelique, and I would add Willie, are all maniacs to some degree. What Barnabas has done to Dr. Woodard, Willie and Maggie previously puts him on equal footing with Nicolas and Angelique in the highest degree of maniacal behavior in my book. Julia's degree of maniacal behavior is a slightly lower in that she has been more reluctant and remorseful, and has tried to stop some of Barnabas' heinous schemes. I would put Willie and Adam at a lower degree of maniacal behavior because some of their behavior is attributable to being mistreated, being misled, and/or being under the control of other more maniacal people, and attributable to being ignorant* and/or naive/gullible. *By ignorant I mean lacking in knowledge or information rather than being unintelligent as some people misinterpret the term.
@@deanbianco4982 There can be degrees of maniacal behavior; it doesn't have to be black or white. By ordinary standards, Barnabas, Julia, Nicolas, Adam, Angelique, and I would add Willie, are all maniacs to some degree. What Barnabas has done to Dr. Woodard, Willie and Maggie previously puts him on equal footing with Nicolas and Angelique in the highest degree of maniacal behavior in my book. Julia's degree of maniacal behavior is a slightly lower in that she has been more reluctant and remorseful, and has tried to stop some of Barnabas' heinous schemes. I would put Willie and Adam at a lower degree of maniacal behavior because some of their behavior is attributable to being mistreated, being misled, and/or being under the control of other more maniacal people, and attributable to being ignorant* and/or naive/gullible. *By ignorant I mean lacking in knowledge or information rather than being unintelligent as some people misinterpret the term.
@@deanbianco4982 There can be degrees of maniacal behavior; it doesn't have to be black or white. By ordinary standards, Barnabas, Julia, Nicolas, Adam, Angelique, and I would add Willie, are all maniacs to some degree. What Barnabas has done to Dr. Woodard, Willie and Maggie previously puts him on equal footing with Nicolas and Angelique in the highest degree of maniacal behavior in my book. Julia's degree of maniacal behavior is a slightly lower in that she has been more reluctant and remorseful, and has tried to stop some of Barnabas' heinous schemes. I would put Willie and Adam at a lower degree of maniacal behavior because some of their behavior is attributable to being mistreated, being misled, being gullible or naive, and/or being under the control of other more maniacal people.
@@deanbianco4982 There can be degrees of maniacal behavior; it doesn't have to be black or white. By ordinary standards, Barnabas, Julia, Nicolas, Adam, Angelique, and I would add Willie, are all maniacs to some degree. What Barnabas has done to Dr. Woodard, Willie and Maggie previously puts him on equal footing with Nicolas and Angelique in the highest degree of maniacal behavior in my book. Julia's degree of maniacal behavior is a slightly lower in that she has been more reluctant and remorseful, and has tried to stop some of Barnabas' heinous schemes. I would put Willie and Adam at a lower degree of maniacal behavior because some of their behavior is attributable to being mistreated, misled, naive, and/or being under the control of other more maniacal people.
You know, living in a household with constant psychological and surreal problems popping about all the time, I think I'd pop a Valium and run to the quickest bus stop to leave town, a train, a plane......anything to move! Even a bicycle! 😂
Maggies rockin fake eyelashes...and unsmudged eyeliner....a true 60s fox like Carolyn
And the rouge ...
❤
And the hair pieces
@@TimChaney-lr8qu my mother used to wear them too she called them "wiglets"
"The Body Keeps the Score." Maggie is remembering ...
The timing of the ending of this installment was delightfully abrupt and leaves one impatient for tomorrow's! Good job. ❤👍
I can wait cause ive seen them many times before
Josette's music box always seems to wind up in this story. Poor Maggie has such trouble.
Enjoy the show 🎉
Barney's bargain basement for more blue candles! 😮😂
Maggie is suffering again.
I hate those who do that to her.
Thanks God ( or the devil ? ) Blair is after her.
He ' s a monster but he can save her from the local maniacs .
Your sense of who the maniacs are is different from mine. If Barnabas and Julia are maniacs, then there are no stronger words for Nicolas, Adam and Angelique.
@@deanbianco4982 There can gradations or degrees of maniacal behavior; it doesn't have to be black or white. By ordinary standards, Barnabas, Julia, Nicolas, Adam, Angelique, and I would add Willie, are all maniacs to some degree.
What Barnabas has done to Dr. Woodard, Willie and Maggie previously puts him on equal footing with Nicolas and Angelique in the highest degree of maniacal behavior in my book.
Julia's degree of maniacal behavior is a slightly lower in that she has been more reluctant and remorseful, and has tried to stop some of Barnabas' heinous schemes.
I would put Willie and Adam at a lower degree of maniacal behavior because some of their behavior is attributable to being mistreated, being misled, and/or being under the control of other more maniacal people, and attributable to being ignorant* and/or naive/gullible.
*By ignorant I mean lacking in knowledge or information rather than being unintelligent as some people misinterpret the term.
@@deanbianco4982 There can be degrees of maniacal behavior; it doesn't have to be black or white. By ordinary standards, Barnabas, Julia, Nicolas, Adam, Angelique, and I would add Willie, are all maniacs to some degree.
What Barnabas has done to Dr. Woodard, Willie and Maggie previously puts him on equal footing with Nicolas and Angelique in the highest degree of maniacal behavior in my book.
Julia's degree of maniacal behavior is a slightly lower in that she has been more reluctant and remorseful, and has tried to stop some of Barnabas' heinous schemes.
I would put Willie and Adam at a lower degree of maniacal behavior because some of their behavior is attributable to being mistreated, being misled, and/or being under the control of other more maniacal people, and attributable to being ignorant* and/or naive/gullible.
*By ignorant I mean lacking in knowledge or information rather than being unintelligent as some people misinterpret the term.
@@deanbianco4982 There can be degrees of maniacal behavior; it doesn't have to be black or white. By ordinary standards, Barnabas, Julia, Nicolas, Adam, Angelique, and I would add Willie, are all maniacs to some degree.
What Barnabas has done to Dr. Woodard, Willie and Maggie previously puts him on equal footing with Nicolas and Angelique in the highest degree of maniacal behavior in my book.
Julia's degree of maniacal behavior is a slightly lower in that she has been more reluctant and remorseful, and has tried to stop some of Barnabas' heinous schemes.
I would put Willie and Adam at a lower degree of maniacal behavior because some of their behavior is attributable to being mistreated, being misled, being gullible or naive, and/or being under the control of other more maniacal people.
@@deanbianco4982 There can be degrees of maniacal behavior; it doesn't have to be black or white. By ordinary standards, Barnabas, Julia, Nicolas, Adam, Angelique, and I would add Willie, are all maniacs to some degree.
What Barnabas has done to Dr. Woodard, Willie and Maggie previously puts him on equal footing with Nicolas and Angelique in the highest degree of maniacal behavior in my book.
Julia's degree of maniacal behavior is a slightly lower in that she has been more reluctant and remorseful, and has tried to stop some of Barnabas' heinous schemes.
I would put Willie and Adam at a lower degree of maniacal behavior because some of their behavior is attributable to being mistreated, misled, naive, and/or being under the control of other more maniacal people.
I'm more confused than Maggie now