Conversation – 16

@loaf,

Good morning in the Rock and Roll Capital. Enjoy the weekend with your family. ✨😎

DEBBIE
DENMON

“I feel blessed to do two things that
I love: working in the TV business and helping women look their best.”
Originally from Dallas, Debbie joined HSN in 2017.
She is a former Emmy Award-winning TV news anchor-reporter. Debbie is never too tired to shop, enjoys
beach vacations and has an affinity for animals,
especially dolphins and dogs. Her motto is,
“Family first, fashion second and fun to fulfill
a lifetime.”

LESLEY ANN
MACHADO

“I love HSN for celebrating the views and tastes of all women!”
Born into a loving and very Cuban home, Lesley hails from New Jersey but has spent most of her adult life in Los Angeles, CA. She recently moved to Florida to be part of the HSN family! As a busy first time mom, feeling prepared and looking the part is always important to Lesley Ann. She even wore false eyelashes during the delivery of her baby. “I wanted to look fabulous throughout!”

NICOLE HICKL – HSN Host

“Life is too short to focus on yesterday. Let’s live for now and have fun while doing it!”
Born and raised in Houston, TX, Nicole is excited to call the sunshine state home. She worked as a news anchor and reporter for 8 years before setting her eyes on becoming a host at HSN. She’s a former Houston Texans Cheerleader and a black belt. In her free time, she loves to travel and spend time with her daughter and husband.

Colleen and Amy.

Looks good Shannon. ✨

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Have a nice Saturday Peeps! ✨

This is what I mean when I say this is how I want to be decades from now.

The wonderful HSN Iris Apfel is 100 years young and I would wear that outfit by
Carolina Herrera. 😘✨😎 You go Iris. 💕

@oodiebom, Thank you for all this information. It’s late I hope you are getting some zzz’s. We had this home built to our wants and needs, hoping to be our retirement home. When we first looked at the neighborhood they only had phase one, and we purchased on phase two when there was no houses built yet. Phase one was quite, lots of older people, lots of retired military. This phase two is more young people, lots of noise, lots motorcycle up and down, and four wheelers too making noise. The roads are private, which to fix we are responsible for. There are two entrances not gated, people come and go that don’t live in the neighborhood. The HOA is over $600.00 and there is absolutely nothing. No pool, clubhouse, tennis courts, etc. In Jacksonville we started at $400.00 and ended up to $639.00 with the HOA but we had just about everything. Huge pool, tennis, basketball, large playground, a splash area for little kids, clubhouse with a stove, refrigerator, tables and chairs. A large park with picnic area. Here we have nothing, and the HOA knit pics at everything. Our plan is to find an all adult 55 plus community, single family one story home. Not in a golf course, just the regular amenities. A pool for some water therapy, a hot tub, clubhouse etc. Here before Covid to attend an HOA meeting we had to go off of the community because there’s no clubhouse to be held in. Something close to shops and restaurants would be nice. A farmers market or two would be nice also. We just need to move into before husband retires. Oodie, again thank you for all the information. It’s coming up on 3 AM, going to get my zzz’s.