Monday, September 27, 2010
Sunday Secrets 09.26.2010
These are my 3 favorites... I like the ice cream scoop ones because I hate when people are rude for no reason.
Monday, September 20, 2010
Sunday Secrets 09.20.2010
These are my 3 favorites for whatever reason :) I like the one with the kids. Just because someone has shitty parents or parents who couldn't provide, doesn't mean the kids are bad or undeserving. I am lucky to have awesome ones, but y'all know what i'm saying. Break the cycle. Spread love!
Women's Cancers, Women's Cures
Please join me & MOViN 97.5 on Sunday, September 26th,
7am - 9am, at Wet 'N' Wild/Victory Lane for the
14th Annual Walk For Hope and help City of Hope
end the devistation of women's cancers!
For hundreds of thousands who face women’s cancers
each year, hope is a precious thing. These mothers,
daughters, sisters and wives count on places like City of Hope,
where award-winning care offers the chance to overcome
disease and innovative research cultivates new, better
therapies on the path to cures.
http://www.movin975.com/Article.asp?id=1952296&spid=12750
7am - 9am, at Wet 'N' Wild/Victory Lane for the
14th Annual Walk For Hope and help City of Hope
end the devistation of women's cancers!
For hundreds of thousands who face women’s cancers
each year, hope is a precious thing. These mothers,
daughters, sisters and wives count on places like City of Hope,
where award-winning care offers the chance to overcome
disease and innovative research cultivates new, better
therapies on the path to cures.
http://www.movin975.com/Article.asp?id=1952296&spid=12750
Thursday, September 16, 2010
COLD STONE CREAMERY AND CHANNING FRYE HOST
EVENT: Fundraising for the Make-A-Wish Foundation® with Cold Stone Creamery and Phoenix Suns’ Channing Frye
Cold Stone Creamery® is teaming up with Channing Frye from the Phoenix Suns to help grant wishes and support the Make-A-Wish Foundation with a FREE ice cream social. Channing will be behind the stone mixing up ice cream and will be available for photos. Guests will receive a FREE Like It ice cream Creation™ and are encouraged to make a donation to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Guests should bring their own cameras for photo opportunities.
The featured ice cream Creation is Kate’s Creation, which is made of caramel apple ice cream mixed with graham cracker pie crust, chocolate shavings and apple pie filling. Kate’s one true wish was to be the Cold Stone Tastemaster for a day and create a special Creation for the “World’s Largest Ice Cream Social” benefiting the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Kate’s Creation is available at all Cold Stone Creamery locations throughout September.
WHO: Featuring Phoenix Suns player, Channing Frye with guest appearances by The Suns Gorilla and the Suns Dancers
WHERE: Cold Stone Creamery headquarters at 9311 E. Via de Ventura, Scottsdale Just off of the 101 and Via de Ventura
WHEN: Friday, Sept. 17, 2010 from 3-5:00 p.m.
Cold Stone Creamery® is teaming up with Channing Frye from the Phoenix Suns to help grant wishes and support the Make-A-Wish Foundation with a FREE ice cream social. Channing will be behind the stone mixing up ice cream and will be available for photos. Guests will receive a FREE Like It ice cream Creation™ and are encouraged to make a donation to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Guests should bring their own cameras for photo opportunities.
The featured ice cream Creation is Kate’s Creation, which is made of caramel apple ice cream mixed with graham cracker pie crust, chocolate shavings and apple pie filling. Kate’s one true wish was to be the Cold Stone Tastemaster for a day and create a special Creation for the “World’s Largest Ice Cream Social” benefiting the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Kate’s Creation is available at all Cold Stone Creamery locations throughout September.
WHO: Featuring Phoenix Suns player, Channing Frye with guest appearances by The Suns Gorilla and the Suns Dancers
WHERE: Cold Stone Creamery headquarters at 9311 E. Via de Ventura, Scottsdale Just off of the 101 and Via de Ventura
WHEN: Friday, Sept. 17, 2010 from 3-5:00 p.m.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Sunday Secrets 09.12.2010
I love the one about retiring to smoke pot. Funny old broad... She gon' get hiiiiigh!!! :)
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Michael Jordan doesn’t owe me shit.
I recently had a discussion with someone I truly respect and often times have educated (and sometimes downright stupid LOL) conversations with. We came up on the subject of Michael Jordan. He made the statement that he should really do something more for basketball and owes us that. I literally gasped! I said “are you fucking serious??”… and he was.
Oh boy here we go.
I’m not one of those I’m all over Jordan’s nuts people. I’ve bought his shoes. I don’t got a man, so I don’t buy Hanes nor do I fully understand the extent of bacon-neck-ness, I watched Jordan and Pippen in the 80s and was in awe like everyone else. So am I a fan? – hell yes. Will I name my kids Jordan? – um, probably not.
So there’s my history, back to the discussion.
Michael Jordan doesn’t owe us shit.
If he’d like to share his knowledge and open up Michael Jordan School of Business or Michael Jordan how to Get a Sucker in the background of one of your posters School… cool. But other than that he is a man who is still involved in basketball in a capacity I personally see fit.
Should he be an analyst or sportscaster sitting next to Marv Albert? Sure! But only if that’s what he wants to do…
Should he stop doing commercials? Sure! But only if that’s what he wants to do…
Should he donate money to basketball programs and people less fortunate? YES, and he does already.
And that’s just the surface stuff. The lasting impression Jordan has made on kids who are now adults who understand sportsmanship and play ball with their kids in the driveway is priceless.
Bottom line: Michael Jordan doesn’t owe us shit because when a kid says “Dad, I’ll be LeBron” that Dad says “OK son, I’ll be Jordan…”
Oh boy here we go.
I’m not one of those I’m all over Jordan’s nuts people. I’ve bought his shoes. I don’t got a man, so I don’t buy Hanes nor do I fully understand the extent of bacon-neck-ness, I watched Jordan and Pippen in the 80s and was in awe like everyone else. So am I a fan? – hell yes. Will I name my kids Jordan? – um, probably not.
So there’s my history, back to the discussion.
Michael Jordan doesn’t owe us shit.
If he’d like to share his knowledge and open up Michael Jordan School of Business or Michael Jordan how to Get a Sucker in the background of one of your posters School… cool. But other than that he is a man who is still involved in basketball in a capacity I personally see fit.
Should he be an analyst or sportscaster sitting next to Marv Albert? Sure! But only if that’s what he wants to do…
Should he stop doing commercials? Sure! But only if that’s what he wants to do…
Should he donate money to basketball programs and people less fortunate? YES, and he does already.
And that’s just the surface stuff. The lasting impression Jordan has made on kids who are now adults who understand sportsmanship and play ball with their kids in the driveway is priceless.
Bottom line: Michael Jordan doesn’t owe us shit because when a kid says “Dad, I’ll be LeBron” that Dad says “OK son, I’ll be Jordan…”
Sunday, September 5, 2010
I love these secrest. Being human, being honest and being loyal... Thursday, September 2, 2010
Just a Friend...
Met Kat Badar and Jeff Bernat last December while hosting a fundraiser for Autism Research and the floods in the Philippines. I'm a fan. This is beautiful...
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