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Families are not now and have never been Ward and June. It wasn't unusual for a younger sister in the 1800s to marry her older sister's widower to help with the children. It's happened in our family, and if you check your family tree, it probably happened in yours also. Flash forward to 2017, we wondered why a cousin of ours was still using her second husband's name after marrying her fourth husband. It turns out that her new husband is her former brother-in-law. At least they live far enough away from us that we don't have to worry about it.
Why the discourse on odd family life? Here's a little political column that's very revealing. Before you read a few sentences and think it's all about putting Roy Moore down, we suggest you read on:
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Now here's something in the For What It's Worth Department: The two former waitresses who have attempted to debunk the account of one of Roy Moore's accusers are sisters. But...wait...that's not the really odd thing. Their maiden name? Kisor.
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Hmmm, it looks like Titus has attacked that elephant. We understand the rogue K-9 is still off duty until someone makes an official decision on his future. More on this later...
How old exactly is Heather? Did Kayla & Heald have to--as they used to say--- get married? Is it certain that they WERE divorced? Am puzzled as to the obvious lack of "purity" in Kayla IF that is what Ol'Roy was hankering after..... you know, "purity"....
ReplyDeleteWe've read 34 somewhere, but couldn't find a reference immediately. Apparently the "gossip" was that Roy met Kayla when she was separated from her husband and offered to do her divorce.
DeleteSomeone has asked us if Kayla's husband could have been incarcerated. If he was, then he had no rights, so he didn't have to sign off on divorce or adoption. I'm thinking Kayla may have been the first younger woman who ever gave Roy the time of day, at least romantically, so he married her.