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interviews
Recall the Sunflower bridal shower with the tiki bar that I spotlighted this summer, today’s interview is with the talented blogger who designed that event.
Jaime is a happy housewife hoping to become one day a domestic goddess. When I asked her to talk about herself Jaime told me that she was very blessed to have a husband who supports her love for weddings and blogging. So you could say her day job consists of blogging full time and planning weddings and events for friends and family. She can't get enough of it! I can rely to that.

Let's start with the interview about her blog and her tips for home parties.
At Home with Kim Vallee (AHWKV): When and how did you get into blogging?
Jaime: The wedding obsession started after I planned our own wedding back in 2003. After our wedding, I didn't want to stop planning; I enjoyed it too much! I think it might be because I've always loved being "artsy crafty", so our wedding just inspired me to use that love in a way to help others plan. Oh, how I do love it!
Categories:
ENTERTAINING
EVENT planning
posted @ Friday, November 14, 2008 1:37 AM | Feedback (0)
Today’s interview is with a charming, joyful and talented interior designer who works in the Detroit-metro area on both residential and commercial projects.
I had the pleasure to have dinner with Jennifer Mitchell of Design Hole and her husband last December when they visited Montreal. This is when this picture was taken.
You may recall that Jennifer wrote three remarkable guest posts for ATWKV last May to help me when I got my ACL surgery. She inspired us with her Amusing Painting Party, her Book Club Party, and her Mother's Day Breakfast Menu.
Categories:
HOME decor
HOME + GARDEN
posted @ Thursday, October 23, 2008 1:27 PM | Feedback (1)
I wanted to add interviews for a while now. I am thrilled to start this interview column.
Besides learning a little bit about amazing bloggers, I am curious to discover their favorite places. After all, I decided to interview them because I value their insights.
The interview will be split in two parts. Part two is their city guide.
The first interviewee is Lisa Kothari. If you are a parent, chances are that who know Lisa Kothari from her book Dear Peppers and Pollywogs or that you may have hired her for a kid party or watched her on the several interviews she gave on national television.
At Home with Kim Vallee (AHWKV): Tell us about yourself? What is your day job?
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KIDS party
KIDS + BABY
posted @ Wednesday, October 08, 2008 12:11 AM | Feedback (0)
I was interviewed two weeks by Ian Howarth for a story about planning an outdoor party.
Ian interviewed before me Kelly Deck who hosts Take it Outside on HGTV for a segment of outdoor rooms and high-end barbecues. I spoke about her show when I gave you my 5 design tips for the perfect backyard for entertaining.
You can also learn useful tips from Leslie Hoppenheim of The Party Planner who is used to plan big events. My published contributions relate to down-to-earth tips when you host a casual outdoor party.
Categories:
MEDIA buzz
OUTDOOR living
REVIEWS
posted @ Wednesday, May 28, 2008 8:18 PM | Feedback (1)
I had an eventful day which is why I did not publish a post earlier. This will wait until tomorrow because I had to finish wrapping all my gifts before we head off for our Holiday resort.
This morning
I was interviewed about two weeks ago by a journalist from the Journal de Montreal, the most popular daily newspaper in Quebec. Jessica Nadeau was writing about party etiquette. A photograph came and took my picture at the office.
The article was published this morning. See here what Wikipedia says about Le Journal de Montreal.
This afternoon
Then, just before noon, I got a phone call from a researcher of Le TVA 17 heures, a popular news TV show. They discovered me by reading the article this morning. She asked some questions and if I would be willing to be on the show around 17:30 for a 3 minutes live interview with Pierre Bruneau.
Categories:
MEDIA buzz
REVIEWS
posted @ Thursday, December 20, 2007 11:37 PM | Feedback (2)