travis: nice granite top here we got for the ulrich boys. watch those glass doors. they were just put in today. -the do-si-do. um, i'm going under. -you want to get out of the way there, george? -yeah, i want to get out of the way. [laughter] oh, [inaudible]. michelle: sorry. hold on. -i got it. building some furniture while we're waiting for furniture. -no, no. every truck i hear, i think is furniture. -all right. got our dixie foam beds here, because the kids are too tall for regular mattresses. these are going to be the only high school boys with bedskirts. and i like it. i like it. -they're black bedskirts. -they're cool. -they're classy. -i'm not knocking it. i'm loving it. i'm embracing it. all right. whoa! nice. one pillow ready. -let's-- i'm following your lead. -yeah, ok, i'm gonna swing. there we are. oh, sorry, i didn't give you enough swing. i didn't want to hit the tv. oh, yeah. i want to mess up that hair. boy, it's got that windblown look. it's blown-- [laughs] -it's like an '80s rock video going on in here right now. you know, michelle, this transfor

ann: hi, i'm ann ulrich, and we're in little falls, new jersey. scott and i met, actually, in the seventh grade. we know who each other were. we watched each other going through high school. and it was january of 1985, our senior year, that we happened to be at the same party together. and his version is i put my hand on his leg, and my version, which is what really happened, he put his hand on my leg. but it all started from there. we started dating and eventually got married about 10 years later, in october of 1995.