and i had to drill holes to expand it. you also say glass inserts in glasses so you see the dishes? a little bit of a diy. you want to break it up, maybe not so many wood cabinets. you do inserts flanking the sink or maybe on the side of the range. back splashes seems like it would be a tough project, putting those little pieces up. if you do that route. they have the big sheets. mash mound. less cutting, less chance for error. you re cutting around your outlets. there s all kinds of back splashes out there now like tin foil not tin foil, but almost like ceiling tile so you can cut and double sided tape and it s easy to do especially if you re a renter. that s a fun one. alison victoria, the show starts monday. july 8 is the diy s crash week. then it will go to the
i know that, you know, it was god that was with us and we were protected. when i walk out of that place where we were, it was boarded by two sets of double doors. and one ceiling tile was it that was damaged. and then you know, we walk out and i see the rest of the hospital. i m just i m amazed. i can t even feel just how blessed we are that we walked out. and to find out what you can do to help victims of the oklahoma tornado, log on to cnn.com/impact. this week you may have seen this, actor brad pitt told esquire magazine that he s so terrible at remembering faces that he wants to be tested to see if he has a condition known as face blindness. it may sound odd to you, but i can tell you it s a real disorder. i had a chance to explore this with a famous neurologist, dr. oliver saks, who suffers from severe face blindness.
because of barnhart s quick thinking, not a single person was hurt. and seeing the extensive damage here, that s hard to believe. i just can t believe we walked out. people have written to thank barnhart. but she says she doesn t feel like she deserves the credit. everyone keeps asking when they look at these images, how is it possible that nobody got hurt in there. someone had to make the decision to move. and i guess that was me. but i don t want to take any credit for this by any means. i know that you know, it was god that was with us and we were protected. when i walk out of that place where we were, it was boarded by two sets of double doors. and one ceiling tile was it. that was damaged. and then you know, we walk out and i see the rest of the hospital. i m just i m amazed. i can t even feel just how blessed we are that we walked out. and to find out what you can do to help victims of the oklahoma tornado, log on to cnn.com/impact. this week you may have seen
been through one, and it is indescribable. i mean, you can hear the roar of the sound as it s coming toward you, it was so loud, and just the pressure that you felt, like your ears were popping and just the pressure around you, you were shaking and trembling and it was unbelievable. when you woke up today and saw the scale of what had gone on, do you feel as i do that it s bordering on miraculous that the death toll at the moment is at 24 and not much, much higher? yeah. it is very miraculous and i give all the credit to jesus and god. i know that he was protecting us. we were the area that we were in as far as the e.r. patients, we had some inpatients in a particular area of the hospital that was unscathed. there was one ceiling tile that was down and that was it. so we didn t even realize until i stepped out of those double doors that i even knew that
towards you was so loud. just the pressure that you felt, you know, like your ears were popping and the pressure around you. the death toll at the moment was at 24 and not much higher. yeah, it s yeah, it is very miraculous. and i give all the credit to jesus and god. i know that he was protecting us. we were in the area the area that we were in, as far as the e.r. patients, we had some e.r. patients in a particular area of the hospital, that was unscathed. tlfgs one ceiling tile that fs down and that s it. we didn t realize until we stepped out of those double doors that that had happened. i didn t know until we were outside of the hospital and saw across the street, you know, the