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Amazing Race - Please, Lord, Give me Milk - Review

Published Date: November 19th, 2007
Category: Amazing Race, Reality

marianna-julia.jpgI was pleased to see Ronald and Christina, the Asian father/daughter team, getting along better. Ron had suffered a hernia injury and required medical treatment but didn’t complain nearly as much as he had previously, and they came in 5th this week.

One of the tasks was to milk a camel and drink the milk. Some did much better than others, depending on the camel they got and the level of frustration of the person. Lorena freaked out when the camel kept knocking over the bowl she painstakingly filled with milk, and eventually she was able to use someone else’s camel when all the others were done. But she was clearly shaken by the incident, and is was so much more satisfying seeing her complete the task because it had been so hard on her. She apologized to her partner, Jason, and he told her he loved her. So sweet! They ended up coming in 8th, the final team not to be eliminated.

Goodbye to the sisters, Marianna and Julia, I will miss you!

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