(I promise, this post is actually a quick read and not nearly as long as it looks...Blogger is rebelling against me once again in the formatting department)
My sister Schnitzy knows fashion. Will she be wearing purple this fall? Of course. Since it has been dubbed the color of the season she’ll at least accessorize with shades of plumb. She knows what to wear and how to wear it.
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Many sources claim that this is a photo of Anna Wintour outside of a fashion show during Paris Fashion Week. Now, I don’t know who the hell that woman is, but she ain’t Anna Wintour. She’s got that cold hard stare that could deep freeze a puppy, but I still don’t believe it’s [...]
I will develop the country these 40 next years. No putsch or election will be able to make me lose my place. Quran said that Jammeh must control the country. This is a famous quote of Yahya Jammeh, President of Gambia, a small country in Africa enclaved in Senegal.Now, President Jammeh claimed that he is able to cure AIDS.
Parents beware. There's at least one fake FCAT web site popping up in some Internet browsers, and its main goal is commercial, not educational. (These false sites take advantage of typos, like fact instead of fcat, so take great care in how you type in the site name.) The Florida Department of Education is sending a letter home to parents (through the local schools) today warning everyone about the impostor, in advance of tomorrow's release of FCAT Writing scores. The correct web site to review your child's results is www.fcatparentnetwork.com, and parents should use the log-in and password provided by their schools. For additional information, you can also visit the department web site by clicking here.
It appears we have an impostor.
My favorite thing about the Christmas season is the nativities. We have six different sets and I adore them all. This being Penny's first Christmas as a rational human being, she was curious about the little Jewish family groups colonizing our shelves. I explained the birth of Jesus, the angel, the shepherds, and the sheer excellence of the whole story. She accepted my explanation and went about examining them all. She was particularly fond of the baby Jesus in each set. Until she came to the final nativity. "Baby Rex.†She pronounced, and removed the baby and his manger from the set. "No honey, that's Jesus,†I corrected her and showed her how to arrange the baby so that he received the maximum amount of praise from the other figurines. "No. Baby Rex,†she insisted and removed him again.
I took her to each of the other nativities and had her correctly identify baby Jesus in each one. Then we came back to the aforementioned nativity an
Paris is coming under fire once again.This time it's not for any video documented exploits, but instead for maybe, possibly using a Tinkerbell impostor.You remember Tinkerbell, right? It's true we haven't seen much of the Chihuahua since she disappeared for a few days back in 2004, but is that any reason to worry? US Weekly thinks so.They are saying Paris recently brought a Chihuahua onto the set of The Hottie and The Nottie and claimed it was Tinkerbell, but that the dog had slightly different coloring than the original pup.She's really done it this time! Once again her rep has issued a full statement to stop this career-ending scandal before it gets any further."There's only one Tinkerbell,†Hilton's rep insists, explaining "The color of Chihuahuas change as they grow older.â€But according to pet expert Charlotte Reed, author of "The Miss Fido Manners Complete Book of Dog Etiquette,†fur may grey with age, but dog nail color stays the same."In the older pic, Tink
