I’d like you to meet our special guest, Mr. Donny Osmond
Today we’re going to play the $25,000 Pyramid. Seventies icon Donny Osmond has graciously agreed to be my partner in the Winner’s Circle (stifles an excited scream.) His hands have been secured in the arm straps and he’s ready to give me some clues.

I, on the other hand, have spent some time laughing nervously telling him how my husband, Mr. C, really looks like him.
Well, Mr. C really looked like him back when we were dating and he had a full head of brown hair. Many people have commented (back when he had hair) about how much he looks like Donny Osmond.
That’s not to say I only loved Mr. C for his hair and dashing good looks. But it didn’t hurt, that’s all I’m saying.
Cardiogirl: “I’m so sorry Mr. Osmond, I tend to ramble when I’m nervous.”
Donny Osmond: “That’s quite alright. Are we ready to begin?”
CG: “Yes.”
Two minutes are added to the digital clock and the bell rings.
DO: “Coffee. Coffee cream. Oxygen. Chocolate. Converse low tops.”
CG: “Things I can’t live with out.” DING!
DO: “Crying children on cartoons. Squirrels.”
CG: “Things that annoy me.” Buzzer sounds to indicate wrong answer. “Things I can’t stand.” Buzzer.
DO: “Defrosting the freezer compartment of the 1950s refrigerator in your basement. The fact that you’re 41 and you still suffer from acne.”
CG: “Things that bug the living shit out of me.” DING!
DO: “Your middle name.”
CG: “Things I hate with a passion.” DING!
DO: “Eczema. Winter. Lack of sunlight. Laundry.”
CG: “Things that try to kill me but only make me stronger when I kick their metaphorical asses.” DING!
DO: “Wearing a bathing suit. Public speaking. Getting your hair wet in public.”
CG: “Things I try to avoid.” DING!
DO: “Sarcasm. Your ponytail. Exercising on the elliptical machine.”
CG: “Things that broke the mold thereby making me the one and only Cardiogirl!” DING!
Time ends, I win all the money and Donny Osmond and I jump from our seats and give each other a high five.
Mr. C comes running on stage from the audience and Donny says, “You know what? I really can see the resemblance.”









