On tonight's episode of "19 Kids and Counting," Daddy Duggar's Birthday...
- Josh's second car lot (previously a taco restaurant) is up and running! The oldest Duggar is especially proud of the 16-camera security system that he recently installed.
- For the first time since Michael's birth, Anna loads both children into the car and heads to the supermarket.
- "Anna, she has just done a fabulous job, and I see her rising to the call to be that wonderful mommy that she is," Michelle praises her daughter-in-law.
- Back home, Mackynzie is thrilled to put on her zebra apron and help prepare dinner--steak, potatoes, biscuits, and veggies.
- After work, Josh opens his new grill. "I'm not big on directions," he explains, while assembling the appliance. "In this project, if something blows up, you've got it right!"
- He and Mackynzie head outside to cook the steak. And it wouldn't be a barbecue without Josh's special seasoning, a recipe that he created as a kid. Even Anna doesn't know his secret! "Maybe I'll sell it someday," jokes the budding chef. "We could go out of the car business and go into the seasoning business."
- Michelle accompanies Jim Bob to the allergist for his 46th birthday present. Jim Bob experiences a round of shots that could make a grown man cry. On a scale of one to ten, he rates the pain at a nine. "I recommend this birthday gift for everyone," he says, chuckling.
- For his birthday dinner, the Duggar daddy takes the entire family out to Acambaro, a nearby Mexican restaurant. While everyone enjoys their food, he makes an announcement: "A year from now, you won't even recognize me...after tonight I'm going to start my diet." "Always tomorrow!" an anonymous Duggar remarks.
When I was a kid I went for allergy testing and then every Saturday morning I had 2 allergy shots 1 in each arm. So I know the pain that Jim Bob went thru it's not fun.
ReplyDeleteI had the needle pricks done on both arms a couple of times to determine what I was allergic to - ugh! i understand that now some allergies can be found in a simple blood test - love that!
ReplyDeleteIt was Amy who said "always tomorrow"
ReplyDeleteWith Love,
Laura
Never have I had an allergy test, but I did have my tonsils taken out at the age of 40. That was just 4 weeks ago. Never would I wish this on anyone!
ReplyDeleteYa i heard her voice when she said that.
ReplyDeleteThe duggers family does a good job with there kids I love there shows and the one has a car lot they are will good patents to I just love there shows
ReplyDeleteYes, allergy testing and shots for many years. Not fun.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was a teen, I took allergy shots every week. The doc always said: Now, you still can't eat these foods.
ReplyDeleteSo, when I got married, I reasoned: If I still can't eat what I'm allergic to, why don't I just do that for free, instead of paying all this money just to keep right on avoiding the foods.
We've had a lot more spending money since then. :D
yes 2x
ReplyDeleteNo, my insurance doesn't pay for allergy shots. Hope they helped.
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