And here they are. The much-awaited, behind-the-scenes photos from my spot on the Hallmark Channel’s new show, Home & Family, hosted by Mark Steines and Paige Davis. Thanks for tuning in:)
Cue cards.
Sometimes we went by a script, but mostly …
We ended up winging it! It was great fun. (Please note my Junk Gypsy Airstream belt buckle. Mine was a gift from them, but you can buy one here.)
The Happy Glamper cocktail from my book was a hit! (They served it with real rum—the reason Paige got a tad rummy:)
Universal City regulations meant = no campfire. (They had a devastating fire a few years ago.) But we made do with this one below.
The crew loved the banana split recipe, also from my book.
The other guests were lovely and the crew was fabulous to work with.
After the show, everyone wanted to pose with the clawfoot tub! (I think the rum helped.)
This is the fabulous Amy, who pitched me to the producers. Thanks for all your help!
And, oh yum! They made enough of my campfire banana splits to go around. Gooey, peanut buttery (new word) deliciousness. Click here for the Campfire Banana Split recipe and the Happy Glamper.
Ace, my daughter, and I brought a little bit of Idaho to L.A. In trade, we brought good L.A. memories back home to Idaho with us.
Loved the sneak peek behind the scenes. You Idaho gals really ROCKED the show!
I had a great time seeing you “Live and in Person” (well as close as I’ll get for now…until I make it to your B&B).
Hugs,
Laurie
Thanks for the “behind-the-scenes” photos. So-o-o much goes on that we never know about. I think you made an impression that will last the crew for awhile! And now I want to make a campfire & some of the banana splits. They are so-o-o good!!!!
Thanks for the behind the scenes photos because we don’t get the channel so I could not watch. It all sounds like a resounding success for both crew and the audience too! Love those glamping rum toddies.
You are so cute, MaryJane. You need to get your friend, J. P., there with you!
Girl you are getting younger every year. Thanks for sharing. Love you Miss Wilma