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my ‘Martha’ show segment is online (eek!)

I CAN’T VOUCH FOR WHAT IT’S LIKE, as I cannot bear to watch, but for those of you who have asked when you can see my recent ‘Martha’ appearance: It’s online now.

Comments

  1. Brian G. says:

    You look adorable, you big baby! Great segment.

  2. margaret says:

    I can always count on Brian G. to tell it like it is.
    Very Truly Yours,
    Big Baby

  3. Dale Anne says:

    You were just fine!!!
    And, I’ve bookmarked your blog because of that show.

  4. ColleenM says:

    You have no reason to not watch it. You look great and who else can say they were featured on martha?

  5. Maria says:

    How fun! You looked nervous but that just made you seem real and adorable. Great spot! I liked it when you hit the wrong button and it looked like you wiped out your whole blog. Great fun and wonderful publicity.

    The frog boys eat slugs? I have some for them. Maybe a trillion or so.
    Congratulations, Margaret!

  6. Kitt says:

    “It’s all about the slugs.”

    You look great! Woo-woo.

  7. margaret says:

    Welcome, Dale Anne and ColleenM, and thank you for the good words. I hope to see each of you again here soon.

    @Maria…as for slugs, I am well-stocked, so maybe another time. Or maybe Kitt wants them. :)

  8. Randi says:

    You were great-enjoyed watching!

  9. benjia morgenstern says:

    I went to Martha’s website but not being too alert; I sat thru the first few blogging presenters. I was about to give up when my eyes glanced right and i saw I didn’t have to spend time on subjects not interesting to me. It was great seeing you in action and I was one of those 100 that listed a gardening DON’T. Congratulations on all your good work..I will head back to Florida soon but your blog will go with me..benjia

  10. Betsy says:

    Hi Margaret – You did a fabulous job. Thank you so much for stopping by our blog, too. Your kind comment about my father is so appreciated. You would have loved him – he was an organic gardener far before his time. Betsy

  11. margaret says:

    Welcome, Randi; I had a quick trip to see your jewelry, thanks. Looks like you are busy.

    Welcome, Betsy. Your blog post was a great read, really poignant. Do come again soon.

  12. teaorwine says:

    Bravo!

  13. Sarah says:

    How wonderful! (And if you’re a big baby, I guess I am too — I wouldn’t have been able to watch it either!).

  14. It was a great segment. Congratulations again on being feature on Martha! Awesome!

  15. Bobster says:

    Woo Hoo! Thought I’d taped this, missed it, spent forever on MSL.com trying to find it the other day…argggh. So glad it’s up!

    Margaret, you did a GREAT job! And the boys did their part as well. Again, congrats!

  16. susan says:

    Your looked great, I am glad you posted the link, I tried as well to find it. The frog boys are proud.

  17. dirtgirl says:

    I thought you were great, really friendly, down to earth, and a good sport. I like that you enjoy the critters being a part of things. I visited your blog before the show was over…great place and I’m glad I tuned in to Miss Martha that day.

    Go ahead and watch…you look cute and don’t have a speck of anything in your teeth!! Not a thing to fear. :-)

  18. margaret says:

    Welcome, Dirtgirl. You are very kind (and thanks for the dental update…I hadn’t even remembered to worry about that in my fear over watching the segment). I hope you will visit me and the critters again very soon.

  19. Kitt says:

    No slugs for me, thanks! They don’t do well here.

  20. Leigh Ann says:

    You are an inspiration to us all! Congratulations!

  21. margaret says:

    Welcome, Leigh Ann, and thank you for the kind words. Much appreciated. Still haven’t watched the thing…

  22. Congratulations. You did a great job on Martha, as we all knew you would.~~Dee

  23. It was so good to see you again (live so to speak) on Martha’s show. Hope to catch up with you sometime in the real world.

  24. Randy says:

    Margaret,
    I’ve really enjoyed watching your blog turn into a wonderful source of fun and information. I’ve learned so much from you these past months. I just saw your Martha segment online and you were wonderful.

  25. margaret says:

    Thanks Randy (and all of you) for the good words. It has been quite a 7-month education. I am glad you all have been along for the ride.

  26. mimi says:

    Just watched & you were perfect … a bit nervous (who wouldn’t be?) and you have GREAT hair. Who knew? Thanks – Mimi

  27. Pamela says:

    Great to see you on Martha’s show. I just found your blog and can’t wait to read your book. You’ve inspired me to reconsider some possibilities about how I’d like to live my life through middle-age and beyond. Looking forward to exploring your blog!

  28. Margaret says:

    Welcome to Pamela, Linda, Penelope, Barbara. Always glad to meet Friends of Martha. :)

    Linda, how kind of you to remember my influence on the magazine. Thanks.
    Pamela: You can blame me for any changes you decide to make, tee hee.
    Penelope: Excited to see how you enjoy it; keep me posted!
    Barbara: I sometimes like them even thicker (less sauce, more darkened…like the sweeteners practically crystallize if you leave them in longer…try both ways!).

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