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Date Posted: 13:49:50 02/25/08 Mon
Author: John V
Subject: The rooms in the house.....
In reply to: Joel U. 's message, "Inconsistencies" on 13:19:03 02/03/08 Sun


My favorites are the incnsistencies in the rooms. Like
that window on the end of the house, in the living room.
Inside, it is to the left of the piano. Outside, it's all
the way back by the side door. The door in the living
room that sometimes leads into grandma and grandpa's
room and sometimes is a closet. Then, the bedrooms
upstairs. John and Olivia's room keeps moving and how
can there be an attic up there? Also, the fire. When
the house burned, it gutted the upper floors, including
the attic, yet, sometime later, I think it's on the
founder's day episode, the Waltons produced several
heirlooms from the attic. I think these are fun to point
out. John V

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