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| Sgt. Clifford Strahm cherished photos like these from his fiance Celistina, but even more than this one, he adored the one in which she traded in her straw hat for a small, woven, pot holder! |
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| Ever the realist, Bernard was keen on showing little Tinka the harshness of life as she attempted her first descent down the "steps," but he was caring enough to lay a towel on the ground below to cushion her fall. |
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| Merla Faye was happy to host the first couple of combination egg salad lunch & Mah Jong gatherings for the girls, but was still unsure about using her heirloom dining room table, replacing the candles on the mantel or investing in a significant floral centerpiece; things that didn't go unnoticed by Shirley. |
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| It really didn't matter to him at all what the neighbor's said. Howard had dropped $26,000 on his backyard oasis and he didn't want any fool, screaming, splashing kids around to spoil it! |
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| It was all smiles at the gallery showing, but the moment Anjanette got home, she was on the phone with artist Rene Bellaque for an explanation concerning her torso in the portrait she'd sat for! |
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| Indeed it had been the most exhilarating valentine birthday Janelle had ever had, but she was eager to call it a day as "The Merv Griffin Show" would be on in 12 minutes and she still had one more stack of laundry to put away. |
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