Farewell, Nash. . .

Okay, this week has been so sad!

Jessica has been looking like she has been punched in the gut over and over again. I cannot wait for Tess to rear her ugly head! Already, we are seeing small signs that Tess is ready to come out and put Natalie in her place. For instance, when Jessica brought up the fact that Natalieeee showed up at Asa's "faux" funeral in a red dress, ready to turn the Buchanan's upside down. Check out this youtube clip below:

Memories!



And on the whole Starr/ Cole Episode: Starr is doing the right thing by choosing to give the baby to two responsible adults. I think that Marcie will eventually come around and she will want to adopt that baby. Or, she is going to seriously go crazy being around all those babies while she volunteers at the hospital. By the way, who the hell hired Marcie at the hospital? Is she suppose to even be around babies? Anyways, sorry Cole, but you need to let it go, honey! It's a shame that he thinks this is his only chance to have a family, but he needs to get real. Nora barely pays him any attention whatsoever. How in the world does he think he can raise a baby all on his own?

Today, was Nash's funeral. Poor Jessica, she looked completely heartbroken. I still think Bree Williamson is doing an excellent job with this storyline. And, even though she was a grieving wife, she still managed to look so pretty! I can't believe Natalie and Jared took their ignorant selves into that church! Ugh! I refuse to feel any sympathy for those two. Whether it's unintentional or not, they still are managing to bring in all the trouble. Meanwhile, I would like to know how Foxy Roxy's goofy self is the one who "knew" someone was standing outside the door? Unbelievable!

Next, I would like to talk about Todd Manning. As the lady of one of my favorite gossip sites, "Young, Black and Fabulous", would say, "he is foolywang material". Todd is lying to Marty so much that he is probably believing that ish, too! John will eventually find Marty and it will be all over!


Lastly, it is cool that Tina Lord has graced us with her "royal" presence, but she has put everyone around her in danger, even her own daughter. (BTW, I am not a fan of Sara's singing, but the song she sang at Nash's funeral was very pretty!)


Until next time . . .