Post by Clipper on Jan 28, 2018 12:01:59 GMT -5
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She has what seems to be a simple task, turning the letters on the game board. She has been doing it for 35 years or more. It is a great gig seeing as how her salary has grown to a whopping 8 million dollars a year, and her net worth is estimated to be over 40 million.
I enjoyed reading about her life, loves, and rise to fame. The show is something that has become a regular part of my daily routine since retiring. When 7 pm rolls around, you can be assured that I will be in front of the TV until 8 pm, watching Wheel of Fortune first, and then Jeopardy. Kathy always enjoys and remarks about Vanna's daily choice of gowns, and I simply enjoy the suspense of watching the contestants try to accrue a sizeable amount of money while avoiding the bankrupt spaces.
Those two shows remain two of the very few that still actually keep a person's mind sharp and active. I love concentrating on the puzzles, trying to guess the answers before the actual contestants do, and Jeopardy is nothing short of educational. Over the years I have garnered an ever expanding amount of knowledge of a useful nature, as well as a plethora of bits of rather useless trivia.
She has what seems to be a simple task, turning the letters on the game board. She has been doing it for 35 years or more. It is a great gig seeing as how her salary has grown to a whopping 8 million dollars a year, and her net worth is estimated to be over 40 million.
I enjoyed reading about her life, loves, and rise to fame. The show is something that has become a regular part of my daily routine since retiring. When 7 pm rolls around, you can be assured that I will be in front of the TV until 8 pm, watching Wheel of Fortune first, and then Jeopardy. Kathy always enjoys and remarks about Vanna's daily choice of gowns, and I simply enjoy the suspense of watching the contestants try to accrue a sizeable amount of money while avoiding the bankrupt spaces.
Those two shows remain two of the very few that still actually keep a person's mind sharp and active. I love concentrating on the puzzles, trying to guess the answers before the actual contestants do, and Jeopardy is nothing short of educational. Over the years I have garnered an ever expanding amount of knowledge of a useful nature, as well as a plethora of bits of rather useless trivia.