Do you enjoy the “Rachael Ray Show”? Then join the Incredible! group for its first “Rachael Ray Show” Viewing Party of 2009 on Friday, January 30*! For the second year in a row, the American Egg Board and “The Rachel Ray Show” have teamed up to celebrate the “Incredible People” who are helping Americans eat more healthfully.
Friday’s show will feature 11-year-old Deja Nell of Virginia, who raised more than $2,000 to travel to President Barack Obama’s inauguration in Washington, DC by creating and selling her very own kid-friendly cookbook, “Kids in the Kitchen”!
Check your local listings to find out when the “Rachael Ray Show” airs in your hometown here, and then join the conversation by posting comments in this article. You could earn 200 points just by participating!
Here are some discussion points to consider during the show:
- Tell us what you think of the show
- Did Deja’s story inspire you? Does she remind you of any “incredible” children you know?
- How did you share President Obama’s inauguration with your children?
Gather will randomly select five discussion participants to receive 200 Gather points™ and will announce the winners in the Incredible! group on Monday, February 2.
Be sure to check back for more “Rachael Ray Show” viewing parties. Through July, eight people will have the opportunity to tell their inspirational healthful eating stories at Rachael’s tasting table.
*Please note: You must be a member of the Incredible! group to be eligible, so join today! All comments must be submitted before 11:59 Eastern Time on January 30th, 2009 and must relate to the show.
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I used to watch the show every day, and will have to try and catch it tomorrow so I can come comment!
I do not have children, but I did I most certainly would NOT have watched the inauguration with them! I cannot stand Obama, and I am not happy about his choices for office appointments, bringing "Gitmo" terrorists into the US (possibly PA), and skipping out on the Medal of Honor banquet/ball.
It saddens me that he has such a brain-washed cult of followers. The few of us who remain outside of his "camp" are just hoping that his screw-ups in office are big enough to gain him mass disapproval and removal before he has a chance at a second term, but small enough not to destroy the nation altogether.
It's on in Pittsburgh now.
Channel 2
Love that.
* Did Deja’s story inspire you? Does she remind you of any “incredible” children you know?- As I watched it, I was daydreaming about writing my own cookbook.
* How did you share President Obama’s inauguration with your children?- Don't have children.
I noticed people must post by 11:59 Eastern Time and if that was am, then I'm to late. Show didn't even start and I was to post sounds wrong to me.
I'm wondering if she used Gather.com-partner Taste Book for the cookbook printing.... Either way, thank goodness someone in her family had enough money to front her for 250 copies of the book. This could have been an expensive endeavor had she not sold them all, but nonetheless it represents the type of entrepreneurial thinking that makes America great. Who better to have at the inaugural ball.
Good sounding stuff; bad actual taste unless mixed with something sweet.
Yes Shannon (bzzzzzzzzzzzz) W. You must!!!
Although I'm not impressed with the reason Deja needed to raise money, I am impressed that she did it. But I'm always suspicious when kids are praised for writing books. I always wonder how much help they had and if they really did it themselves.
Shame on me, though, for my suspicions.
Did Deja’s story inspire you? Yes, I love hearing of wonderful people from kids to adults.
How did you share President Obama’s inauguration with your children? My kids are both married and voted in the election
My son watched the Inauguration in his Language Arts class that day. Thought it was a beautiful ceremony. I spoke to him about it when he got home. I cried throughout the whole thing.
Otherwise it was one of her usual shows. I watch it every day OR I record it to watch later.
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