Leave me a little smackeral of something, won't you?
Go ahead, tell me what you REALLY think:
cindy left a message on 2004-11-07 23:44:20
no one believes me when i try to tell them anna was the first wywo host. anyway, i love em:he. i too fell in love with ty so i watched the show at first out of loyalty to him, that and i was hoping for some more shots of him shirtless. and i cry within the first five minutes of every single show. tonights, i bawled through the whole thing. my mom does too and on the rare occasion that we get my dad to watch, he cries too. just seeing paul and preston tearing up sets me off. and that beautiful boy playing on his swingset tonight, i'm tearing up now just thinking about it.
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MOTH left a message on 2004-11-07 23:44:23
I was NOT bawling! I had something in my eye. I TOLD you. shhhhieeeeze.
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megan left a message on 2004-11-08 00:33:23
think of a map of australia. you know it's got the two pointy bits at the top, and then a kind of dip thingie in the middle. it's at the top of the knobbie bit in the dip thingie. I think. there have to be maps somewhere.
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Lil' Bro' left a message on 2004-11-08 08:03:51
It's ok MOTH, you are not the only one to get something in your eye when watching this stuff. Sometimes I get something in both eyes.
Hey, don't forget about the private celebrity concerts they have at the end of the show sometimes. I haven't seen all the shows, but how about Leann Rimes singing Amazing Grace in the back yard with the whole family and breaking down herself? That one really got to me!
Ahem - so how about those Bears?
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Tovah left a message on 2004-11-08 10:51:32
I am sooo sad I missed that one, but thank you re-capping because now I'm crying like a baby.
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Deb left a message on 2004-11-08 13:40:09
Oh yes, a definite me too on the Home Makeover show. I sniffled through the whole thing but when they went into the backyard and the autistic boy felt the swing chain and said in his singsong voice 'there it is' and started swinging that was it for me. Down for the count.
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Fannie left a message on 2004-11-08 17:02:11
You KNOW I watched every, single minute. Every deaf person I've ever known emailed me to make sure I knew it was going to be on. It was nothing short of amazing. Willie hates Ty (go figure) and he watched and was touched by what they did. ABC did a fine thing here, and Sears and "Hearing Network" and all the folks involved. I loved it, too. xoxo PS - Did you have a good birthday last weekend? I had a wonderful day yesterday - terrific brunch after church and all afternoon on the lake. Peaceful, beautiful - and needed you guys to be there, too. Otherwise, perfect. xoxo
from Fannie
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LL left a message on 2004-11-08 17:20:28
I don't watch those shows but after reading that I'm sitting here all verklempt. Sometimes good things DO and CAN happend to good people.
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MOTH left a message on 2004-11-08 19:27:36
Wow. Seems everyone was trying to get that elusive something out of their eye huh? We were eating supper at the time, cute thing was Finchie clearing his throat after every chew. Ibe was wrong though, the tool shed bothered me yes, but that noisy silence of 3000 people waving their applause and not making any sounds because they cared about the Autistic boy,,,,,,,,yeah, got dusty around here.
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Go ahead, tell me what you REALLY think:
cindy left a message on 2004-11-07 23:44:20
no one believes me when i try to tell them anna was the first wywo host. anyway, i love em:he. i too fell in love with ty so i watched the show at first out of loyalty to him, that and i was hoping for some more shots of him shirtless. and i cry within the first five minutes of every single show. tonights, i bawled through the whole thing. my mom does too and on the rare occasion that we get my dad to watch, he cries too. just seeing paul and preston tearing up sets me off. and that beautiful boy playing on his swingset tonight, i'm tearing up now just thinking about it.
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MOTH left a message on 2004-11-07 23:44:23
I was NOT bawling! I had something in my eye. I TOLD you. shhhhieeeeze.
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megan left a message on 2004-11-08 00:33:23
think of a map of australia. you know it's got the two pointy bits at the top, and then a kind of dip thingie in the middle. it's at the top of the knobbie bit in the dip thingie. I think. there have to be maps somewhere.
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Lil' Bro' left a message on 2004-11-08 08:03:51
It's ok MOTH, you are not the only one to get something in your eye when watching this stuff. Sometimes I get something in both eyes.
Hey, don't forget about the private celebrity concerts they have at the end of the show sometimes. I haven't seen all the shows, but how about Leann Rimes singing Amazing Grace in the back yard with the whole family and breaking down herself? That one really got to me!
Ahem - so how about those Bears?
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Tovah left a message on 2004-11-08 10:51:32
I am sooo sad I missed that one, but thank you re-capping because now I'm crying like a baby.
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Deb left a message on 2004-11-08 13:40:09
Oh yes, a definite me too on the Home Makeover show. I sniffled through the whole thing but when they went into the backyard and the autistic boy felt the swing chain and said in his singsong voice 'there it is' and started swinging that was it for me. Down for the count.
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Fannie left a message on 2004-11-08 17:02:11
You KNOW I watched every, single minute. Every deaf person I've ever known emailed me to make sure I knew it was going to be on. It was nothing short of amazing. Willie hates Ty (go figure) and he watched and was touched by what they did. ABC did a fine thing here, and Sears and "Hearing Network" and all the folks involved. I loved it, too. xoxo PS - Did you have a good birthday last weekend? I had a wonderful day yesterday - terrific brunch after church and all afternoon on the lake. Peaceful, beautiful - and needed you guys to be there, too. Otherwise, perfect. xoxo
from Fannie
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LL left a message on 2004-11-08 17:20:28
I don't watch those shows but after reading that I'm sitting here all verklempt. Sometimes good things DO and CAN happend to good people.
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MOTH left a message on 2004-11-08 19:27:36
Wow. Seems everyone was trying to get that elusive something out of their eye huh? We were eating supper at the time, cute thing was Finchie clearing his throat after every chew. Ibe was wrong though, the tool shed bothered me yes, but that noisy silence of 3000 people waving their applause and not making any sounds because they cared about the Autistic boy,,,,,,,,yeah, got dusty around here.
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