"Nancy Young" > wrote in message
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> "Blair P. Houghton" > wrote
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> > Nancy Young > wrote:
> >>"Blair P. Houghton" > wrote
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> >>> And now Paula Deen's middle-aged-spoiled-brat children have
> >>> a show where they do the same thing in a retro convertible.
> >>
> >>I don't know why you called them that. I don't see spoiled and
> >>I don't see brats.
> >
> > You seen them on the show?
> >
> > I saw spoiled-brat mama's boys.
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> Yes, any number of times. Do you know the story of Paula Deen
> and her kids? And if you're referring to those little jokey pieces
> they do about them slacking off, that's a show. I've heard nothing
> other than they both work very hard at the restaurant.
>
> Are they mama's boys? Perhaps. Whatever that means.
> Spoiled? No. I believe you are barking up the wrong tree on
> this.
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> nancy
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>

I agree with Nancy on this one. Paula Deen, while not everyone's cup of
tea, did come up from the bottom. I believe one if not both of her boys are
trained as cooks and they are her partners in the restaurant business (both
restaurant and books are called "the Lady and Sons").

Gotta hand it to her. She was divorced when the boys were little, but
you've never heard her speak of their father negatively on air as some tv
personalities have. All I can gather is if the boys are indeed Momma's
boys, that can be from feeling protective of her when their parents
separated. She did for them when she had little to do with, so now they
join the 'act' when she has made it big.

I say 'go, Paula'......we big mouthed Southern girls gotta stick together.
-ginny