lies? truth? this really is driving me insane..I leave to pick up the kids in a couple minutes from school..I'm going to have to ask my son what he thinks, he is so good at riddles. He solved that one from Einstein, that supposedly only 2% of people can solve..he did it in 10 minutes!

Off the tip of my tongue, I could ID twolittlefishies, A2gemini, laughablemoments and robo. I was surprised that badgergal,rhome and deedles didn't show up in my initial search, I suppose because those are kitchens I can immediately identify anytime I see them and I reference them frequently. So many others I recognize, like the guy who built his cabinets himself (not Mushcreek, this was a few years ago) but I don't know his name. Or the one who bought her (grandparents?) cottage and re-did the kitchen in white. Like many of you, I can recognize kitchens but I can't remember names which presents problems for me when I think, "someone did a reveal with a U shaped kitchen, glass cabs next to the sink filled with jadeite and a unique backsplash, gah!!!! who was that again!!!" Oh well, with enough correct details inputted into the search parameters, I can usually find what I'm looking for. ;) Good job heatheron, raee (you should feel proud, YOU did it!!), funky (I'll always remember your kitchen b/c of the glass blocks), LL, autumn (your BS looks great BTW!) Mushcreek, sounds tasty, feel free to send me the leftovers! Oh, and post a KAW pic too! I just love what you did with the space! Mgmum- that IS a good topic suggestion, stay tuned for next week! Since I'm (finally) pretty much done, I'm having a hard time coming up with topics. One day, I'll do a reveal when the entire space is clean and cleared of family clutter. ;) Perhaps I should just take localized pics, moving the clutter from one space to another to get my pics! ;). Just kidding.....only slightly.

These new shows are airing at a later time in the day. They are not meant for children to watch. Things and culture have changed tremendously from 50 years ago when these original shows were on the air. I think these are just a summertime "fill-in" situation and not meant to be permanent, unless they are a huge hit or something like that.

I was in the audience at The Price is Right in 1983. I was in the row behind the contestants, so I was on camera. I also applied for Wheel of Fortune but didn’t make pass the first audition. A guy I worked with got on The price is right and had an almost perfect game. He was the first on stage, won his game, spun 1.00 on the wheel to get the $1000 and ended up winning his showcase, missed winning both by a few hundred. His showcase had a car in it. Due to the high shipping costs to Canada, he finally settled for $20,000.00 US dollars.