For years, fans of the Duggar family have wondered just how much parenting Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar do in a given day.
We know that's an odd question to ask of a couple who's raised 19 children, and the obvious answer would seem to be "a lot."
As Duggar fans (and viewers who love to hate-watch) have observed, Duggar courtships are getting shorter and shorter.
Patriarch Jim Bob will do anything to keep his kids chaste until marriage, even if it means marrying them off sooner.
The Duggar family is in Central America, getting dragged for being nuts. But that's not what has the attention of fans.
Followers of the infamous family have noticed that Michelle looks very different.
Earlier this week, Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar touched down in Central America, eager to spread the word of Jesus around town.
But while that may remain their goal, many users of the Internet have responded to Instagram photos of the couple in Honduras with a few words of their own.
Over the course of their many years in the spotlight, the Duggar family has frequently been criticized for the unorthodox fashion in which they choose to raise their children.
Some of this criticism is unfounded, such as when Jessa Duggar was chastised for living too close to a freeway, and thus -- her detractors claimed -- putting her children in harm's way.
The days are getting shorter, the never-used golf clubs and camping equipment are gathering dust, and the nagging sense that you're wasting the best years of your life withering away under the harsh glare of fluorescent lights in a cubicle that seems to get smaller by the day is growing more profound.
This can only mean one thing -- autumn is upon us.
All good things must come to an end, as the old saying goes. In other news, all reality TV shows eventually run their course.
Whether you love, hate or love to hate them, it's been over a decade on TLC for the Duggars, a mightily impressive streak.
In the last decade, Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar's children have undoubtedly made something of a career out of reality TV stardom.
But at what cost? Their entire identities.
Often when the fine denizens of the internet are spewing invective against reality stars in some sort of online forum the phrase "get a real job" is bandied about.
Far be it for us to defend the Kardashians and Snookis of the world -- people who could buy and sell us despite never having set foot in an office in their adult lives -- but life as a reality star can actually be quite demanding.
