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HGTV'S DESIGN STAR!

HGTV’s reality show Design Star has narrowed their selection down to two choices for the American public to vote on. Kim Myles has my vote hands down! I think this woman is absolutely priceless. She has the most engaging, warming spirit and this infectious laugh and smile. I thoroughly enjoyed every moment she was on camera. I love everything she’s done this season and one day will have her decorate my dream house. I hope that happens soon because I have no doubts that before long she’ll be well out of my dream price range. If you haven’t watched the show, catch the repeats. I’m sure they’ll have a few leading up to the final announcement next Sunday. The other guy is very good as well, but Kim is better. Just my opinion. Voting closes on the http://www.hgtv.com/ website on Wednesday. So vote, for Kim.

Name: Kim Myles
Age: 34
Home: Queens, New York
Profession: Hair Stylist/Design Enthusiast
Education: Associate's degree in Performing Arts — Pacific Conservatory of Performing Arts
Why I should win: I was built for this — I just didn't know there was a category for me until I watched Design Star!
A designer's best friend: Imagination and fearlessness.
My secret weapon: A sense of humor.
My design style boils down to: Global-urban elegance.
What is your formal design training: Nothing formal. New York City is my university, design magazines are my homework and HGTV is my lecture hall.
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Tiffany said…
This is one of my favorite shows but I didn't get to see the last show but I am rooting for Kim too, I hope she wins.
9:10 AM
Anonymous said…
Deborah, I voted for Kim also. She is a very talented young woman. I am also a licensed hairstylist and "very" good with my hands and have an eye for design ( a natural gift), so I can relate to her on the creative side, So my best wishes to Kim. I will be watching. YOU!!, however Deborah, have really intrigued me! I was reading about your thoughts of the life's"3" and I would like to read more of you thoughts and beliefs. You don't sound crazy to me at all. You sound like a very intune with reality woman. Please at you own time, contact me. I am very interested in speaking with you and also purchasing some of your books. I am just in the little city of Indianapolis. Good luck girl!
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9:20 PM
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