For my T.V. debut on Wipeout, my daughter made an obstacle course “cake!” The Shape Shifter was a modified iced oatmeal cookie & dental floss for the zip line. pop ‘em donut holes were carefully aligned as the Big Red Balls. Red Kix cereal balls stuck on to a frosted graham cracker for the Sucker Punch Wall. I love my biggest fan!!!
I can finally say “I won!” Deciding to keep it a secret from everyone I know (my kids, brother, boyfriend, friends & parents) made it easy to remember! Man was it hard to creatively not tell the truth, but scarily enough, like anything else I’m channeled into, it got easier with time! After a few “I did well,” and the inevitable “well, did you win?” question, I began to avoid the yes or no answer: “It was a great competition, you’ll have to watch it to find out.”
Sweet lifetime friends & family came over to scream at the t.v. with me. I love this show. I loved the crew. While the super duper thick mud was being perfectly prepared, other contestants were so fun to hang out with. I wish I could do it again & again! Watching it at home, hearing comments from the two Johns for the first time was hilarious!
I am so thankful for my amazingly thoughtful friends. I received candy earrings, boxes of odd candy, cupcakes, bags of great bin candy, signs & cards for support. Thanks for giving me so much sugar! I am overflowing! What a Fan-Sugar-tastic experience!
Sunday, June 27, 2010
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GOOOO Debbie! It was so fun to watch up here in NOr Cal. I want to ask you some questions. Maybe do a post on qts people wanna know about the show. I wanna know was the sucker punch wall punches super hard, or not?
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