Do they not realize hitting their nose really hard can cause serious injuries??MommaLindsey2 wrote:Probably jumping in that dangerous rock pool.DidEyeSayIt wrote:Uhhhhh, what happened to Karma? His poor nose.. and did Missy say he lost a tooth?!
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Yup! They got married when they were really young, I think they were 18, and then got divorced and remarried. They talk some about it in their 'Draw My Life' video.KerrieL wrote:Wait I’m confused lol they were married and divorced already?
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I would be more impressed if he was writing the letters in his name! My daughter is a month younger than Ollie and they are learning to write their full names (hers has 8 letters, but she's got it down!), writing numbers 1-10, and learning about patterns and making their own out of shapes. And that's just what they've done this week.Makennnzie wrote:Oh my lord. Again today in the vlog, they’re so delusional about Ollie. The kid is 4! Being able to write an “H” is so far from impressive and is really so concerning. But Missy acts like he is a straight up child genius. I’m not saying you can’t be proud of him, but stop acting like your child is God’s gift to man.
News Flash. Being able to copy one letter isn’t all impressive when your child still doesn’t know colors, how to hold a pencil, or draw a basic face.
That wonderful qualified Teacher gushes over a 4 yr old writing an H which is not odd mine was writing his name at 4 he is average, not meaning in a bad way I am just not a person who says OMG MY BABY IS THUPER THMART! It amazes me this so called "teacher" doesn't notice his speech or how he holds a pencil to write that H.cat9480 wrote:Wow. So many Missy gems today. First she had to get up thuper early to get cupcakes that she forgot to get for the class birthday celebration...which she then learned was next week.
She gushed about how amazing Ollie is because he has now drawn two Hs, of his own volition, and the teacher was so impressed that she took a picture to share with Missy. And you know it ended up in the vlog, because *See guys! Ollie's not delayed. He's actually advanced.* Apparently said H drawing is rare for a preschooler (notice he's a preschooler when they want to prove how advanced he is, but a toddler when they want to exploit him for baby views) and it inspired the kid next to him to also draw a thuper rare H. And apparently it was an intentional H, not an "on accident" H.
(Missy totally had her snap rant face on throughout this whole little ordeal. It always starts out with "But I did want to tell you guyth that..." and then she's all fake-casual about whatever point it is that she's trying to prove.)
Then there was this:
"So, it's just...pretty cool. It's really fun to see, like, him going to preschool is actually, like, things are clicking. I don't know, I think he's actually gonna, like, learn things in preschool! Which, I just always thought preschool was like, more fun and kinda get them into the routine of things...I didn't really think of it as like, Oh, he's gonna learn like, things. And he is, and it's really, really cool. And I'm just really proud of him."
This is why they vlog. Can you envision Missy answering questions in a job interview?!
And then she went off to the salon where she "riched up" her hair so it would look "a little more healthier."
Then they announced their thuper thecret project: Mimi and Papa are moving! Can you guys believe it?!Apparently there was no room for the kids at their current house, so they couldn't hang out there. Nevermind that their entire backyard is a playground
I mean, they can move if they just want more space or whatever - just don't give stupid reasons that don't even make sense. And guess what?! There's a cupboard under the stairs for Finley Potter. Dream house!
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And being from Murrieta/Temecula, I can tell you that this area does not value higher education either. Everyone I went to high school with is either very religious and/or joined the military. Not that either of those things are necessarily bad, but it's just a very conservative area that puts way more value on getting married and having babies than it does on bettering yourself through education (also, those things don't have to be mutually exclusive).usernamessuck wrote:I think their distaste for school is that they have never matured past the 10th grade. So, they think school is for losers and dweebs because they are the cool kids. So much of the way they act reminds of high schoolers I deal with. Part of that could be from being from a small town (or cult in Missy's case). Another reason could be that they never had that real world struggle. They didn't go to college. They lived with Missy's parents until YouTube took off, but they were never twenty-somethings living alone and trying to make ends meet at a minimum wage job and able to appreciate that their education would get them out of said minimum wage job. Yeah they had the divorce and everything but they were what eighteen? Maybe nineteen? In Idaho? That's my hypothesis.
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That may be a common mentality, but those people aren't generally paying for private school then.lucycat732 wrote:And being from Murrieta/Temecula, I can tell you that this area does not value higher education either. Everyone I went to high school with is either very religious and/or joined the military. Not that either of those things are necessarily bad, but it's just a very conservative area that puts way more value on getting married and having babies than it does on bettering yourself through education (also, those things don't have to be mutually exclusive).usernamessuck wrote:I think their distaste for school is that they have never matured past the 10th grade. So, they think school is for losers and dweebs because they are the cool kids. So much of the way they act reminds of high schoolers I deal with. Part of that could be from being from a small town (or cult in Missy's case). Another reason could be that they never had that real world struggle. They didn't go to college. They lived with Missy's parents until YouTube took off, but they were never twenty-somethings living alone and trying to make ends meet at a minimum wage job and able to appreciate that their education would get them out of said minimum wage job. Yeah they had the divorce and everything but they were what eighteen? Maybe nineteen? In Idaho? That's my hypothesis.
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^^^ Now that is probable. I hope that's the case, because I can and will stand behind being proud of those achievements...but Missy tried to spin it off as he's some super genius 4 year old, and no 4 year old should be able to write letters, when the complete opposite is true. All 4 year olds can write their letters with help and practice.HelloSweetie wrote:That may be a common mentality, but those people aren't generally paying for private school then.lucycat732 wrote:And being from Murrieta/Temecula, I can tell you that this area does not value higher education either. Everyone I went to high school with is either very religious and/or joined the military. Not that either of those things are necessarily bad, but it's just a very conservative area that puts way more value on getting married and having babies than it does on bettering yourself through education (also, those things don't have to be mutually exclusive).usernamessuck wrote:I think their distaste for school is that they have never matured past the 10th grade. So, they think school is for losers and dweebs because they are the cool kids. So much of the way they act reminds of high schoolers I deal with. Part of that could be from being from a small town (or cult in Missy's case). Another reason could be that they never had that real world struggle. They didn't go to college. They lived with Missy's parents until YouTube took off, but they were never twenty-somethings living alone and trying to make ends meet at a minimum wage job and able to appreciate that their education would get them out of said minimum wage job. Yeah they had the divorce and everything but they were what eighteen? Maybe nineteen? In Idaho? That's my hypothesis.
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I think the teacher pointed out the "H" to be encouraging. I think she knows (and has told Missy) he's behind.
Screenshot it before they delete itlucycat732 wrote:Did anyone see the recent picture Bryan posted of the pink color bomb? I was so confused for a second--I thought it was a gender reveal! Maybe just Missy's wishful thinking?
[img]//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201709 ... 916b6c.jpg[/img]jasmine8p wrote:Screenshot it before they delete itlucycat732 wrote:Did anyone see the recent picture Bryan posted of the pink color bomb? I was so confused for a second--I thought it was a gender reveal! Maybe just Missy's wishful thinking?
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If she is pregnant I can't handle her complaining about another baby.jasmine8p wrote:Screenshot it before they delete itlucycat732 wrote:Did anyone see the recent picture Bryan posted of the pink color bomb? I was so confused for a second--I thought it was a gender reveal! Maybe just Missy's wishful thinking?
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