美國家政女王瑪莎。斯圖爾特決定在本周末親自劃動一只“船”來橫渡加拿大哈利法克斯市附近的一個(gè)湖泊，而這只船其實(shí)就是一個(gè)中間被掏空的巨型南瓜。
Worried Martha Stewart fans can relax —— the ex-convict lifestyle guru will be rowing a giant 600 lb （270 kg） decorated pumpkin across a Canadian lake this weekend after all.
美國家政女王瑪莎。斯圖爾特決定在本周末親自劃動一只“船”來橫渡加拿大哈利法克斯市附近的一個(gè)湖泊，而這只船其實(shí)就是一個(gè)中間被掏空的巨型南瓜。
據(jù)路透社日前報(bào)道，這項(xiàng)一年一度的劃南瓜船比賽的參加者包括政治家、當(dāng)?shù)孛饕约捌渌鹘缛耸?，他們將乘坐巨型的南瓜橫渡湖泊。
報(bào)道說，這項(xiàng)慈善賽事的組織者是一位名叫霍華德。迪爾的南瓜種植者。迪爾目前居住在加拿大大西洋沿岸的新斯科舍省。迪爾的兒子丹尼說：“我們在半個(gè)小時(shí)以前接到了瑪莎。斯圖爾特電視臺打來的一個(gè)電話……她已經(jīng)確定要來參賽了?！?BR> Worried Martha Stewart fans can relax —— the ex-convict lifestyle guru will be rowing a giant 600 lb （270 kg） decorated pumpkin across a Canadian lake this weekend after all.
Stewart had looked set to miss Sunday's charity pumpkin race in the Atlantic province of Nova Scotia because her conviction for lying about a stock trade meant she needed special permission to enter Canada.
As a U.S. citizen， the founder of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc. would not need a visa， but those with criminal records must apply for a permit.
Stewart initially said she doubted her trip would be approved in time but Canadian immigration officials， keen to avoid a public relations faux pas，contacted her office to say she would quickly get the permit if she applied for one.
The charity race is organized by Howard Dill， a pumpkin farmer who lives in the town of Windsor， close to the Nova Scotia capital of Halifax. Canadian newspapers said he had once grown a pumpkin weighing 980 lb.
"We're pretty happy. I mean， this was in the works for quite a while，" Dill's son Danny told Reuters. A spokeswoman for Stewart's television show confirmed the star would attend.
Worried Martha Stewart fans can relax —— the ex-convict lifestyle guru will be rowing a giant 600 lb （270 kg） decorated pumpkin across a Canadian lake this weekend after all.
美國家政女王瑪莎。斯圖爾特決定在本周末親自劃動一只“船”來橫渡加拿大哈利法克斯市附近的一個(gè)湖泊，而這只船其實(shí)就是一個(gè)中間被掏空的巨型南瓜。
據(jù)路透社日前報(bào)道，這項(xiàng)一年一度的劃南瓜船比賽的參加者包括政治家、當(dāng)?shù)孛饕约捌渌鹘缛耸?，他們將乘坐巨型的南瓜橫渡湖泊。
報(bào)道說，這項(xiàng)慈善賽事的組織者是一位名叫霍華德。迪爾的南瓜種植者。迪爾目前居住在加拿大大西洋沿岸的新斯科舍省。迪爾的兒子丹尼說：“我們在半個(gè)小時(shí)以前接到了瑪莎。斯圖爾特電視臺打來的一個(gè)電話……她已經(jīng)確定要來參賽了?！?BR> Worried Martha Stewart fans can relax —— the ex-convict lifestyle guru will be rowing a giant 600 lb （270 kg） decorated pumpkin across a Canadian lake this weekend after all.
Stewart had looked set to miss Sunday's charity pumpkin race in the Atlantic province of Nova Scotia because her conviction for lying about a stock trade meant she needed special permission to enter Canada.
As a U.S. citizen， the founder of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc. would not need a visa， but those with criminal records must apply for a permit.
Stewart initially said she doubted her trip would be approved in time but Canadian immigration officials， keen to avoid a public relations faux pas，contacted her office to say she would quickly get the permit if she applied for one.
The charity race is organized by Howard Dill， a pumpkin farmer who lives in the town of Windsor， close to the Nova Scotia capital of Halifax. Canadian newspapers said he had once grown a pumpkin weighing 980 lb.
"We're pretty happy. I mean， this was in the works for quite a while，" Dill's son Danny told Reuters. A spokeswoman for Stewart's television show confirmed the star would attend.