So here's one for you...
Who played the professor and who played Maryann on Gilligan's Isle?
Watch the video to see if you're correct. It is hard to see their names from where I was sitting, but you can google it for fun.
Monday, March 25, 2013
Trivia Night
Dwayne and I attended Trivia Night, a fundraiser for Jordan's baseball team Saturday night. Our useless knowledge sure came in handy. Not that we placed anywhere near the top but we sure had a blast!
So here's one for you...
Who played the professor and who played Maryann on Gilligan's Isle?
Watch the video to see if you're correct. It is hard to see their names from where I was sitting, but you can google it for fun.
So here's one for you...
Who played the professor and who played Maryann on Gilligan's Isle?
Watch the video to see if you're correct. It is hard to see their names from where I was sitting, but you can google it for fun.
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- Krissy Beads
- Clinton, New York, United States
- Welcome to my blog page and thank you so much for stopping by! I'm Krissy Dery mother of three and lampwork artist. I was born and raised in Southern California but moved to Central New York May, 2010 with my loving husband. Creating beads allows me the incredible opportunity to be home with my children for which I'm truly grateful. My glass beads are made by me and me alone at my home studio in historic Clinton, NY. I pride my self on my attention to detail. I love making beads and hope you can see that in each and every bead I create. I use many types of glass: Effetre/Moretti, Lauscha, Vetrafond, Czech and Bullseye. Each and every bead is immediately placed into the kiln for annealing, soaking and gradual overnight cooling. This insures that my beads are not only beautiful, they are durable and will last a lifetime. Visit my site - http://krissybeads.com/ Follow me on facebook - https://www.facebook.com/KrissyBeads
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