Her character's popularity paved the way for the creation of "The
Facts of Life" in which she offered motherly guidance to the young characters at an all-girl boarding school.
My first tv gig a millennium of moons ago was on The
Facts of Life. She was just the best and nicest lady.
As well as starring in Diff'rent Strokes and
Facts of Life, she more recently had guest spots on TV shows including The King of Queens, Pretty Little Liars, Sisters, and ER.
Best known for her role as wealthy Blair Warner on the 80s sitcom "The
Facts of Life," "Survivor" is Whelchel's first foray back into the limelight.
Without the intensity of Smoking Poppy, or the wider canvas of
Facts of Life, it seemed Limits of Enchantment could almost have been a story Joyce wrote earlier, then set aside.
Though all but forgotten today, Mom and Dad was so heavily promoted that Time once remarked that the ad campaign "left only the livestock unaware of the chance to learn the
facts of life."
The hard cold
facts of life are that the secret of being successful and getting ahead is hard work, responsibility, the rule of law and private property rights....
The "SimCity" series puts players in control of an urban grid with a growing population, requiring them to balance development, environmental issues and bottom-line economics against such
facts of life as crime and natural disasters.
Made after Khakhar was diagnosed with cancer, these works reflect on mortality but also suggest that sexual phantasmagorias mirror the tragic and often violent
facts of life.
Brian Clowes, PhD., The
Facts of Life (second edition), 2001, $19.95 U.S., softcover, 448 pages.
It's unclear whether these problems are
facts of life for cloned creatures, side effects of the procedures used to do cloning, or downsides specific to rodent clones, say the researchers.
Stress, suffering, and restrictions to creativity are accepted
facts of life. The mind/body connection works both ways: physiology overburdened by the biochemistry of stress cannot support a harmonious, fulfilled life.
Yet too often, it's exactly these financial
facts of life that successful parents fail to communicate to their children.
Hold on to Your Money takes the consumer awareness approach to personal finance, as a "Financial
Facts of Life" book.
Grangers of the world to the punch in telling their daughters the
facts of life. I even hear of divorced dads who happen to have their daughters the day Aunt Flo visits for the first time--and, without red faces or white knuckles, have driven their girls to the nearest drug store to pick up supplies.
