GB improved the story, the dramas, the potential of it all!!!!(Reference previous post below.)
Big hydroplanes on the river, sometimes you can hear them from our house.
Well, that was a unique and different challenge. Felt the men were at a disadvantage but they, for the most part, pulled it off. Loved, loved, loved the winner. Sad to see the other go home. Also how brutal was the first four?!?! The previews looked full of dramas!
Guest judges for tonight's episode.
I won't say who won in case you haven't watched it yet. Our favorite challenge! We thought the bestest room was by Tyler Wisler.
I have almost seven great nieces and nephews. And I am the book aunt. With more free time on my hands now I'm the writing book aunt. I found a site, Bookemon, where you can upload your own art and words and make a hardback book. It. Is. So. Much. Fun!!! I'm working on my fourth book - I've got birthdays and Christmas covered forever...
This humble little building was the world's first full-scale nuclear reactor. It is about 20 minutes from our house. It produced plutonium for the world's first atomic explosion in the New Mexico desert and for the atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki, Japan. It is currently being considered for national historic status. It stopped production in 1968. It is important to remember, to learn and never forget what man is capable of doing.
It surely helps A LOT that they have put David Bromstad in as mentor. Let's hope we see much more of him. The usual cast of characters. Some auditioning for villain right off the bat... lady, you on the left I'm talking to you!
She won the final play in the quarter finals for the USA in the women's world cup. :-)
This book we have banned from all classrooms. Even AP and Honors classrooms (classes that you choose to take). Never thought it would happen in our community.
I got sucked into the Casey Anthony trial. I accept full responsibility for it. And now it is over except for the playback and interviews and going over every detail. I hope the jury, eventually, feels safe enough to give some sort of statement or give an interview. I wonder if we'll ever know what happened? I wonder what will happen to all the people involved? I hope no more tragedy follows in its wake.


