Goodnight, Daisy

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Row 13 – k row Break off white and join on flesh Row 14 – k11, (k2tog) 5 times, k4 – 20 sts Row 15 – p row Row 16 – k9, (k2tog) 4 times, k3 – 16 sts

this season, if you send us a video, and it airs on the show, we'll/we will send you an/a (insert word) AFV t-shirt." - Tom Bergeron/Alfonso Ribeiro (2010-present) Hey America, want to see your funny video on our show? Then upload it to AFV.com!" - Jess Harnell (2015-present) As sepsis took hold, Daisy was taken to intensive care and intubated. I saw she was closing down. It was time to let her go. Opening Spiel: "(insert one upcoming clip, followed by a funny comment related to the video; 2001-2003 only) "Tonight on "America's Funniest Home Videos", (insert description of upcoming clips). It's/We're/(All coming up) on "AFV"! And now, (insert funny comment here)...

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The one down-side to this book and the reason why I deducted half a star was because I find myself getting a bit confused at times when Daisy was talking to ghosts and doing other cool stuff. I had to read some sentences multiple times to actually understand it. However the book and all its aspects were explained very well, it just took me some time to understand some parts, but I managed it! So, until next time/week,) Keep those cameras safely rolling, and honey, (insert funny comment). Good night." - Bob Saget (1989-1997) One thing worth mentioning is a certain scene in a museum in Chicago that contains a dinosaur named Sue. Anyone that has read The Dresden Files will feel a certain deja vu. It has been quite some time now _ a few weeks at least...which in the bookish world, translates to AGES! _ since I've loved a story this much! The ending was okay I suppose, but I had really lost interest by that point and was just glad that it was over.

Alfonso's Alternate Opening Spiel: " And now, you grew up with him on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, you voted for him on Dancing with the Stars, he's the new host of AFV, ALFONSO RIBEIRO!" There are two aspects to the mystery in this book. First, finding out who kidnapped Alexis and getting her home safely. Second, finding out what is wrong with the spirit world and fixing it. In the first half of the book, the mystery is well done. Daisy and Carson follow clues that Alexis has left behind which might reveal her kidnapper, and that whoever has kidnapped Alexis is somehow responsible for what is wrong with the spirit world. In the second half of the book, things get a little complicated and less interesting. There’s a lot of Egyptian mythology, a secret brotherhood (aka a cult), and an artifact that could destroy both the spirit world and the world of the living. There’s a clear Indiana Jones vibe as Daisy and Carson break down the riddles/clues that will lead them to the artifact, all the while trying to do it faster than the brotherhood. Things became really strange and over-the-top in the last third of the book. Night at the Museum starring Harrison Ford (Indiana Jones)…ahem…I mean Ben Stiller comes to mind. So much happened in the ending of the book, and most of it unrealistic, that it was difficult to process and left me disappointed after such a great start.

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is told to investigate the murder of Alexis Maguire's bodyguard and the girl's missingness herself.

America's Funniest Home Videos will continue in a moment." - Ernie Anderson (going to a final commercial break during the Saget era; first season) So,) Until next time, ((and) remember,) ((keep) send(ing) (in) those/these/the/your tape(s),) (because) if you get it on tape/video, you could get it in cash. Good night, everybody." - Tom Bergeron (2001-2009) One of the things in which I find that the author excels, is in her capacity of almost downsizing the magical part of the tale to something that just feels realistic. In here you won't find no hocus pocus or jarring mixes of the fantastical element with the contemporary.Opening Spiel: "Previously on "AFV", (insert description of upcoming clips). We're "AFV"! And now, (here he is,) (insert funny comment here), (it's) TOM BERGERON!" So, a couple of years ago I went to a book signing by Texas Gothic which was by one of my favorite authors, Rosemary Clement-Moore. During the signing Rosemary talked about the book she was working on which was supposed to have an Indiana Jones meets Leverage vibe and I was like I have to have that book. And, well, now I do. So, I guess I have to review it.

And thanks to all of you for making the past 25 years so much fun. We'll see you next time. Good night, everybody!" - Tom Bergeron (used in the AFV 25th Anniversary Celebrity Celebration in 2015) Who will it be? (insert three finalist videos)? We'll find out in a moment!" - Ernie Anderson/Gary Owens (1991-1997) Daisy on the other hand, the way her character was build, is the reason why I keep reading YA books: Think of it like DNA. If I cut myself and leave a blood trail, my whole DNA is in each drop, even though it’s only one part of me.” Rosemary Clement-Moore has just made my insta-buy list. Now to go read her other books on the Goodnight Family.....Given that, I do think the romance is believable even if I don't know that I ship it. I liked the unfolding mystery, and Daisy is a really fun narrator. All in all, this was a fun ride and great escapism. And now, we have the results from the votes of the studio audience/internet voting!" - Daisy Fuentes/Tom Bergeron that the story plays out connects very well to the book's genre of young adults in a way that keeps this