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I agree that it takes big time nerve to have cameras follow you around inside your home and have it aired on national television.
But for some reason, I don't think the Roloffs are that intimidated by it. First of all the kids bascially say anything they want to even if it is inappropiate to their parents. I think that it is the parent's fault as you don't see the boys talking back to any other adult...and they obviously could care less how messy their house is. NOt that it is a crime to have a messy house. Goodness knows mine has been a real mess lately, but, if I knew I was going to be on televsion, I would ensure that it was tidy. Of course, if the house was always tidy, what would I have to drive me crazy? Besides, it makes me feel better about mine.

Over Christmas I was watching the show with a number of my family members. Some of them had never seen the show before. The first thing they said was "OMG they need to clean up their house." I thought it was funny that they would say that even before commenting on them being dwarfs. LOL.

I still love the show and hope it continues. I think they are real quality people. They show more courage in their dailey life than I think I could muster.

I hope my neices and I are able to go to the farm next year. I hope he will keep the farm going even if the show goes off the air, although it may be difficult to get help after the boys go to college.<br><br>Post edited by: Debby, at: 2006/12/29 13:17