ARCHITECTURE
Tiny houses, usually 400 square feet or less, often have one of these open upper spaces for the bed
What is a Loft?
Christie Brinkley, in 1985
Who is Billy Joel?
Hoosier Dreams
What is Indiana?
A magical young unicorn & her friends live in Equestria on this TV show: "Friendship is Magic"
What is My Little Pony?
Arrr! Snacks from this buccaneer brand include veggie puffs & aged white Cheddar puffs
What is Pirate's Booty?
Vital to holding up an arch is this block, top & center, that's placed last
What is a keystone?
Valerie Bertinelli, in 1981
Who is Eddie Van Halen?
Granite Getaway, Lobster Luck
What is New Hampshire?
Dudes, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael & this party-loving guy
Who is Michelangelo?
Healthy & simple, broccoli & hummus sets you up with plenty of the complex type of these
What is carbohydrates?
Renewed interest in the buildings of ancient Rome and Greece shows in this style of Thomas Jefferson's Monticello
What is Neoclassical?
Shannon Tweed, finally, in 2011
Gene Simmons
Escape to Foxwoods
What is Connecticut?
This German shepherd was a kids' favorite in the '50s & returned as a "K-9 cop" in an '80s & '90s show
Who is Rin Tin Tin?
Maybe a couple of medjool these wrapped in bacon?
What is dates?
Connecting buildings or parts of a house, this covered passage, open on the sides, is so named because it allows wind to pass through
What is a Breezeway?
Linda Eastman, in 1969
Who is Paul McCartney?
Pack Attack, Badger State Slingo
What is Wisconsin?
A boy named Ryder leads this program's plucky pups who pine for professions like policeman
What is Paw Patrol?
Even if it's not October, how about some of these, also called pepitas
What is Pumpkin Seeds?
This British style of architecture was ushered in beginning with the reign of Henry VII
What is Tudor?
TV personality formerly Sharon Arden, in 1982
Who is Ozzy Osbourne?
Break Fort Knox
What is Kentucky?
On PBS he's "The Science Kid"
Who is Sid?
How about a couple of these, first sold under the Honey Maid name in 1925
What is Graham Crackers?