Hi Everyone,

TA DA....Finally!  Here are the photos of the apartment I've promised for so long.  Shall I give you the tour?

Here's the living and dining room.  And that's Rosemary Clooney, that beautiful blonde on the floor.

Ready for more?

This is the hallway and where I have a gallery of my photos from throughout my career.  And there's Emmy! 

The den where I watch television. read and relax         

My bedroom......

  Look. The decorator gave me cabinets with my

  initials on them.

The guest bedroom...or as we say in show biz, the Green Room!

Me at my wonderful piano in front of portrait

Me with my dear Howard Elliott

All of these photos were taken by the incredible photographer, Lorenzo Ciniglio.

He's truly remarkable, don't you think?  You can see more of my "dog friendly" apartment in the recent issue of Doggie Aficionado Magazine, with more pictures taken by Lorenzo.

I would be remiss not to mention the recent post on soapcentral.com.  I want to thank the person who brought it to your attention what I wrote on this website, as well as the person who emailed me about it.  (I will mention both their names, my new best friends, in a future letter if they'd like me to). First of all, I love getting email. (eileen@eileenfulton.com - hint, hint), so I was happy to get a letter that directed me to the site.   When I got to the soapcentral website and saw all the wonderful things you wrote about what I had written, but more importantly, what you felt about the show - I was overjoyed. 

Here's what I wrote:

Many of you are writing to say you simply haven't seen me on the show much.  After a busy summer, I can't say I am not disappointed.  If I could have one Christmas wish, besides world peace, of course - it would be for a story line!   I really am beginning to feel that Lisa (and moi!) have become almost like a footstool, that just sits there until someone trips over it every once and awhile!

I love this show just like most of you.  And like most of you who write to me, I wish for the kinder, gentler Hughes years.  Remember? When the characters had problems everyone could relate to.  When events and circumstances mimicked real life, in real settings.  Didn't you feel in past years that the characters were your friends?  That you could rely on their steadfastness or kookiness or evilness.  You had a reason to be happy when they had a reason to be happy, sad when they were, fearful when you knew they were straying, mad when they were treating each other badly.  I don't know, I throw my hands up in the air and all I can implore you to do is write to P&G and CBS-TV.

For all of you who wrote on the site, thank you!  For all who wrote to me, thank you. By the way,  I do eventually write back, you'll get a reply I promise. Please forgive me for being late sometimes! It is so heartwarming to know people miss you - and most of appreciate what you do. 

On another front, I have a show in June on June 5th and 6th at the Metropolitan Room in New York.  I hope I get to see some of you.  At the Christmas show it was so, so wonderful to meet friends I've met from this site and MySpace! 

I love you all!

All my love,

Eileen