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I'm with Connie, all this crying is not necessary. Focus and do what you came to do. Tracee is my least favorite of all...all about her. Rather than go high or go home, just go home.

Posted by BT – June 30, 2008 1:05 AM

Kim, your all talent girl!!! Keep up the good work!!

Posted by bonita – June 28, 2008 8:31 PM

I wish they had not painted that gorgeous table! What happens to the stuff after the show is filmed? Any hope of rescuing it?

Posted by Janet – June 26, 2008 7:23 PM

I'm sorry, but, I just don't see the need for all the 'tears' shed from these supposedly grown up professional designers. Crying at the drop of a hat doesn't impress me at all.

Posted by Connie – June 26, 2008 11:18 AM

Kim,

I love your show. You have great design ideas. The Moroccan style outdoor terrace was absolutely
beautiful. You are one of the best design stars winner. Your show rocks!!! Even my 10 yr. old daughter watches the show with me. We both voted for you.

Congratulations!!!!!!!!!

Posted by Hilda M. Mayor – June 26, 2008 8:37 AM

Kim, I loved you on Design Star 2 right from the start and cheered you on to win! Now, your comments here are right on target 100% with my own! You are a doll and I love your show! Keep on keepin' on!

Posted by Ginny – June 25, 2008 9:49 PM

Kim, just wanted to tell you, I think you are a nice-nice lady. I'm 67+ yrs old and you have me ALMOST thinking about starting to wear dresses.I love you and your show, take care, Joanie-Louisiana

Posted by joanie d – June 25, 2008 8:43 PM

to Tammy. I lost my Dad at 12. I am now grown with two little girls of my own. I think it's great that you are giving her a makeover. My advice, let her pick everything. She may want to paint her room black or she may want an easy color. You need to let her make all of the choices. I remember how tough it was on me being Daddys little girl one minute and the next he was gone. She needs to have some control, some say, even if it is just about her room.

Posted by Dolly – June 25, 2008 7:03 PM

they need to stop fighting and grow up. It is terreble to see grown people act like that.

Posted by Ann – June 25, 2008 6:35 PM

Kim:
U are right-on, girl...just like you were in your final challenge last season. Yep, I'm one of those who voted for you, not only for your style, inventiveness & stage-presence, but for your outside-the-box thinking.
Lovin' the show & saw you on TODAY last week & couldn't have been more proud, unless, of course we were sisters...
Wanted to try for this season, but had some surgery to get over when filiming, etc., started. Anyway, I might be too old to be considered - at 59, I still feel 39 & most folks say I look at least 15 years my junior, but who knows. Maybe Season 4?????? So keep on calling it like you see it, 'cause you are ALL THAT!!

Posted by Cassi – June 25, 2008 5:27 PM

Kim,

I love your show. The only frustrating part is that I live in St Louis, MO. None of the shows EVER come here. Keep up the good work. You make dreams come true

Posted by Carmelette – June 25, 2008 4:33 PM

Kim,

You rock! I love your show. You have more talent, integrity and personality that those who would write rude, insulting comments in this column.

Rock on!

Posted by Dorothy – June 23, 2008 5:08 AM

kim!!!! (i voted for you)its great to hear your opinions on season 3! im totally stoked to hear what you have to say. ill be watching!!!!

Posted by mandykn* – June 21, 2008 6:09 PM

Wow - I could not care less what Kim thinks of anything.
I HATE her new show and all her lame designs.
She is so full of herself on the show and bossy and her designs are horrible.
What a disappointment.

Posted by betty L – June 20, 2008 7:04 PM

Dear Kim,

Love your show - and your style! Every week I watch and am amazed and what you come up with! I have a space dilema and was hoping you could give me some advice... I have a a long rectangular living room with no real walls - there is no definate entry space so you walk right into the room - in the rt hand corner is my baby grand piano then a hallway - then a corner fireplace - all along the same wall - the back of the rectangle is all windows with a door out to the back and the left hand side of this room has no wall as my open kitchen sits there....if your able to get a visual of what I have described..how do I arrange my furniture???? please help!

Sherri

Posted by Sherri – June 19, 2008 3:43 PM

Dear Kim, I have watched your show since you won on the design shoe. I have a question for you? My husband died last week, our 11 year old daughter found him in the bedroom, I was hoping to get a new start. I was hoping you could give me some advise on our project we never finish our daughter room nor our bedroom. Please help. Thanking you in advance.

Posted by Tammy Conley – June 17, 2008 11:05 PM

I definitely agree with Kim's evaluation in that it's still anyone's game!! My personal feelings about last night's show is that all of them were definitely trying to impress the judges with a great big WOW!! It worked for the guys in the upper bedroom, but not so for the others! I really liked the way the living room turned out! The rug may have been the piece in the room that made it pop, so to speak, but was not crazy about it! As for the sunroom, why would you want dark in it when light is what that room is all about. Tracie definitely botched her first design and the one thing she would not be responsible for, the pool table, the judges really liked and thought very appropriate in the space. It was supposed to be a place of relaxation and fun for their down times (little as they may be). Why did she do what she did in front of the judges?? Your guess is as good as mine. Not a good first impression with the judges or her teammates either! She needs to turn her attitude towards being more of a team player or else she's gonna get the boot next!! I was really surprised that they didn't vote her off because the one room that she did have a say in was the color of the sunroom even though her teammates weren't thrilled with it. In the end the judges weren't either! Now she has to deal with the consequences of her choice to throw her team overboard for compromising her feelings while her team was deciding on the design... for both rooms. I really don't believe that the choice of pillows was that big a deal. There's a time to speak up and a time to SHUT up!!! Why Stephanie & Jennifer didn't leave the table it's beautiful, natural color and the fireplace as is, only they know. I'm supposing it was for that WOW factor, which was so unnecessary, especially in the first assignment! They had what they wanted without all the extra fuss. Oh well, hopefully they have learned alot from this first mistake. Hooray for you guys that had the best room of all, the upstairs bedroom. It worked and the judges loved it! Good luck to all of you in the next week with your next design assignments!!

Posted by momentbymoment – June 16, 2008 11:21 AM