Spring EN066-01 Reading Workshop: February 27 2012 chapter 13-15

Sunday, February 26, 2012

February 27 2012 chapter 13-15

chapter you know what is what the book calls chapter 13, but their is nothing to read in chapter 13 so I'm guessing this is the part were John Ritter divorces is wife and child custody drama happens thanks to Amy yesbeck with no consideration thinking that he had a family. but I can't really judge her for her action because it takes two to tango I guess it is what it is anyways in 1998 Amy yesbeck find out that she is pregnant and she and John are Happy and john's daughter Carly was excited to find out that she is having a little sister so like I said earlier in the book that if John and Amy were to have a child and it was a girl they were gonna name her Stella so they stuck to that name and when Amy was 9 months pregnant John Ritter asked her to Marry him and she said yes and few days later Amy gave birth to a baby girl named Stella.

This was the only picture I could fine with John Ritter and his 3 kids for him first wife Nancy Morgan

which of course includes Amy yesbeck and their daughter stella it's sad tho how he has all these pictures with Amy and their daughter and I can't even fine one family picture with Nancy Morgan and his 3 kids.
but this is the only picture I could find of John Ritter and Nancy Morgan together.

2 comments:

Luana SimmonsFebruary 26, 2012 at 9:20 PM
Wow! that is pretty interesting.
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Dolores C.BrownFebruary 27, 2012 at 4:48 AM
Stars! girl to much drama for me. At least Jack isn't escaping his responsiblity as a father and provider. Happy reading.
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