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The way things are going now and considering his relatively young age he probably won't even know Logen to call out for rescue.

Prya's unicorn roll last night for instance - it was covered with flowers with a unicorn horn on the side. There was so much cuteness that could have been added - at least put the horn (which was very well done by the way) on top of the roll and how about adding a perky, cute white horse's tail to the back?

But that bow on the back of her head was ridiculous.

I'm glad Robyn got the message about the eyebrows though!

It occurred to me that I didn't miss Meredith at all - lately she's just been a miserable presence on the show. Why did they keep all those children in that room while they were working on the window washer - not to mention there was a huge gaping hole in the side of the building and glass everywhere?

I watched her interview with Tamron Hall on YouTube last night - she did a good job of saying as much as she legally could within the constraints of her contract. I just wish she would wear a nice lipstick - she looks great but I think her makeup would be nicer if she just wore a little more color on her lips.

I saw a picture of her recently (wish I could find it) where it is evident that she has lots a lot of weight (the caption was referring to her dropping pounds and Kody...LOL). She looks fabulous.

I would guess that one of the criteria for getting this attention is that the town leadership already have a strong commitment (and organization) to promoting growth in their town. The Sebring people already seemed to have a group of citizens committed to growth, since they had already started work on the old theater building. I know if I'm ever in the area I would certainly visit Sebring because it looks very inviting. I do agree that they bring in other shows for cross-promotion. I've never been interested in watching the Hawaii show but I might check it out because I thought the man involved seemed to be really invested in helping out this town (some of the other hosts of shows kind of left me meh (that husband/wife team from the Fab show for instance - and weirdly enough I do watch that show just to see what weird things she is going to do). I already like Dave and Jenny Marrs and know they have a strong history of giving back so I don't question them as much as some of the others.

I think that is what her other boyfriend (sorry, can't remember his name) was trying to impress on (gosh, really drawing a blank on names here this morning - I blame chemo plus every time I look at him I think of Glee) her current one. I can't imagine how devastating it is to lose all your memories but sometimes in life we just have to accept what we can't change. Anybody else think about the movie about a true life couple that this happened to? Is Grey's copying that to a certain extent? (The Vow - Channing Tatum and Rachel McAdams - I had to look it up) If Elisabeth Finch was still around she probably would have said it had happened to her.

I'm sure housing materials are in short supply in North Carolina since the hurricane. I know my church had delays in their construction post-Katrina because so much of the building materials were being funneled to New Orleans (specifically steel beams).

I prefer Link and Jo. Amelia was never stable enough to be in a relationship with someone as steadfast as Link. Sure, there were a lot more sparks and drama in the relationship with Amelia and Link but they were destined to fail simply because Amelia cannot sustain a mature relationship.

My neighbor had the cerclage procedure done and she was able to resume her full schedule (including being the mother to 2 young, very active sons) within a few days - but she was not pregnant with twins nor was she a surgical resident. One would think that simply being a fairly high risk pregnancy with twins would be enough to make Jo slow down a bit.

Has anyone watched the Ruby Franke thing on Hulu (it is called something about a devil)? It was so unsettling.

Why does production let these people on the show? Do they misrepresent themselves during the audition process or is the production just lazy? Not to beat a dead horse, but going back to GBBO, I seem to recall that the interview process for that show is really hard and comprehensive (as it should be).

That would be the one! Thank you.