The fabulous life of Jay Carney & Claire Shipman

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Anonymous wrote:No you don't. All you meet is women with Jesus sandals, graying hair that desperately needs dye, clothes from target, and dirty minivans.

It seems you and I have met ...

Think PP was talking to me, but it's not a minivan. Still dirty though.

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Anonymous wrote:Someone pointed out on another website that the two posters on the back wall are Soviet propaganda art which could be considered disturbing they'd want that in their home.

I consider it quite telling and find it disturbing that this is OK with so many people. Just more confirmation....

They met in Moscow in the early 90s. I hardly see the problem with it.

Now the photoshopping and cutesty pajamas? Eeech.

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1. Soviet propaganda art will become more valuable when the Soviets crush the Ukraine and retake the Baltics?

2. Why would the tomboy daughter have to wear pink for the photo shoot? This makes no sense.

3. Those are the nicest things I could think of to say about this... .

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There is a Sidwell Mom magazine? Very glad not to choose the school if that is true.

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I met her about 5 years ago around the time of one of her book releases. She was super cold and rude. I was pretty disappointed.

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Ooh, they are so perfect. Where is the Amazing Eyes poster?

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Anonymous wrote:They are wearing PJs. Why on earth do people let their kids run around in PJs? And in a magazine no less?? How trashy! I just dropped my monocle in my soup.

It was the full-face make-up with the pajamas that was ridiculous. I would have 'no' to that--but then nobody is looking to write a magazine article about my life.

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Question of the day is how long Hugo will be teased about those weird checked shoes. Oh my..

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Anonymous wrote:No you don't. All you meet is women with Jesus sandals, graying hair that desperately needs dye, clothes from target, and dirty minivans.

You say this as if there's a problem with it.

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Anonymous wrote:They are wearing PJs. Why on earth do people let their kids run around in PJs? And in a magazine no less?? How trashy! I just dropped my monocle in my soup.

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The first photo has more food in that kitchen than you see offered at most Sunday brunch buffets.

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Anonymous wrote:The first photo has more food in that kitchen than you see offered at most Sunday brunch buffets.

Yet the family members are not overweight. I am confused by the mixed messages.

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Anonymous wrote:The first photo has more food in that kitchen than you see offered at most Sunday brunch buffets.

Yet the family members are not overweight. I am confused by the mixed messages.

Mostly healthy stuff. High in fiber. It comes right out......

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Anonymous wrote:they seem like a really nice family, and the pictures are not awful at all.

The photos seemed overly styled to me.

Major photo-shopping going on in all the photos.

+1.

Flawless skin. Featureless feet. Even mannequins have more lines that they have.

Speaking of photoshopping, look at the books on the bookshelf in the podium photo. The books on the extreme left are copied on the right, and the photoshopper neglected to erase the pinky finger of the kid on the left when the books were repeated on the right. There's an amputated finger on their bookshelf.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:they seem like a really nice family, and the pictures are not awful at all.

The photos seemed overly styled to me.

Major photo-shopping going on in all the photos.

+1.

Flawless skin. Featureless feet. Even mannequins have more lines that they have.

Speaking of photoshopping, look at the books on the bookshelf in the podium photo. The books on the extreme left are copied on the right, and the photoshopper neglected to erase the pinky finger of the kid on the left when the books were repeated on the right. There's an amputated finger on their bookshelf.

Whoa, good catch PP!