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As a Buckeye, the moment Hilary stopped on the yellow in the fan deck I snorted "oh HELL no" - and thoroughly enjoyed the wife's instantaneous and adamant refusal to consider THAT color combo. Loved the kitchen/pantry result.

Amy Carlson was the regular on Blue Bloods. Interesting that it was never mentioned.

Lovely homeowners, and mostly lovely result. My quibbles: Four stools at the island for a five-person family. If they all want to sit together, it now must be at the "fancy" dining room table. No surround for the master shower. Seriously? Water just free to splash everywhere? Trough sink in the kids' bathroom. This is a total miss for me. Where do you put things while they're being used, pray tell? Also, it was mounted so low that in a couple years the kids will be forced to hunch down. Badly done, Hilary! Yay for keeping the piano, though!

For this reason alone, I'm rooting for Meghan, who appears to be the ONLY baker to correctly pronounce it!

Ms. Busby's mispronunciation of "realtor" has pretty much cemented her into my least-liked actress category. It's not "real-a-tor", dear. For real.

There was a thousand times more chemistry in the promo for Wedding Every Weekend than there was in the entirety of Romance in the Air. Agreed!

Carolibrason: Let's organize a conversation between Rosie and Ben Shapiro. Me: Speed-talking Death Match? Carolibrason: I bet Ben would be in awe.

Boobs or legs, darlings. Never both.

https://www.ajc.com/blog/radiotvtalk/hgtv-flip-flop-atlanta-cancelled-after-two-seasons/aIHUW5SkmBYSl2yrcwV9eO/ Well, crap. This was by far my favorite of the Flip or Flop series.

Enjoyed a "crossover" moment when watching Brooklyn Nine Nine this past week. Andy Samberg's character Jake Peralta blurts out, "It's okay, I'm half-Italian!"

Enjoyed the reference Jake made to Andy's appearance on Finding Your Roots: "It's okay, I'm half-Italian!"

I can understand not spelling "Laoghaire" correctly, but........ It's Jamie, NOT Jaime, and Roger, NOT Rodger.

I've had my TV on UP all day, and I swear each movie has had a shot of the same town corner!

Just now getting around to watching Christmas on Honeysuckle Lane, and so far the most enjoyable moments were recognizing the Waltons connection. Book written by Mary McDonough (Erin), who also played the mom, and Kami Cotler (Elizabeth) as a townsperson.

Totally agree - I've often thought this pairing would be stellar, so am VERY excited to see this!