Q:   What is your funniest moment experienced while producing While You Were Out?
A:   Definitely looking for our carpenter Andrew Dan-Jumbo in a time crunch and finding him building a coffin for a mouse he'd found. I did laugh very hard after I got over my initial instinct to kill him!

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Q:   What's it like when viewers recognize you?
A:   What's funny is when they don't know how they know you at first, where did I grow up? Where do I work? It's funny. People are very complimentary and I am always happy they enjoy the experience of watching the show — because for me it's madness, and sometimes I forget we are even making a television show.

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Q:   Favorite While You Were Out project, and why?
A:   That's hard. They're all fun and great challenges. But I have two answers: my Thailand Honeymoon bedroom simply because Thailand is one of my favorite places in the world, and I loved bringing the exotic, peaceful ethnicity of that place into their home. Also, the first show I ever did was the fisherman's porch in New Jersey. I loved this episode because the before was so dysfunctional and not aesthetic at all, and the after was truly something I think they really loved.

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Q:   What is the most unique item you created for a homeowner on While You Were Out?
A:   I created these Thailand rice sculptures that I am sure are going to become a cult classic (ha ha)!

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