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[CANDLEQUEEN]

I have some of her cookware from Macy's and it is of excellent quality, also some of her dish towels and oven mitts. 

[SamBrown]

I have a beautiful quilt of hers on my granddaughters bed.  Had it for years and it is great quality.

[Estellee]

From time to time I see some of her decor pieces at Home Goods.

[Sooner]

Martha has high standards, wants things done right (or probably "her way" and if you are paying for it that's ok!) and with animals and farming and gardening, that's about the only way to get good results.

My dad taught (substitute "demanded") that from me, and I'm sort of annoyingly that way.  Maybe doesn't fly well in today's world.  

[Puppy Lips]

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@pdlinda wrote:

@Kachina624   She super, super WEALTHY...she has a number of businesses...WHY in the world did she ever think she'd be a good "fit" at QVC?  Why does she seemingly undertake such an unpleasant chore as appearing in person on a home shopping network?  If she's obligated by contract to appear, why doesn't she buy her way out of the contract and spend her time doing things she enjoys with people she enjoys???  (I guess that's why I'll never be "wealthy" because I'd spend the money to extricate myself from unpleasant situations in the blink of an eye REGARDLESS OF HOW MUCH $$$ IT COST ME)

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@pdlinda Of course we don't know how she spends all her time or all her money.  But if I were her (and I know she loves dogs too), I would be visiting all the animal shelters and offering to pay for expansions to the buildings, supplies for the animals, everything and anything they need to add to the comfort, safety, and adoptability of the animals.  If I were rich, I could not think of a more fulfilling use of my time and money.

[febe1]

When Martha has an interest, she loves it and is just not the "face" for things!

She sells garden tools she loves and work for her!