This is my attempt to start a blog about my life...Hope you enjoy! Life is Short - Live It!
Monday, November 15, 2010
A beautiful tribute to a beautiful soul. We released 200 Pink balloons after Cutie's memorial service. It was awe inspiring. Gage, Cutie's grandson, said when releasing his balloon, "Catch Grandma!"
We couldn't have asked for better weather on this solumn day. My heart goes out to Cutie's families and friends. She is another one of God's Angels watching over us!
Cutie, you touched each and every one you met. You are gone but will not be forgotten!
I love you Aunt Cutie!!!!
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Konner @ Fair
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Friday, July 16, 2010
Special Appreciation Sale
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Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Pure Romance

Friday, July 2, 2010
World Cup & Good Friends
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Although USA lost, we still had a great time hanging out with friends watching the World Cup....Man I miss these girls!!!
Another one....
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Monday, June 7, 2010
John Wooden's Love Letter
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Monday, May 31, 2010
The Cleavage Caddy: A Purse In Your Bra
Pure Romance

Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Community Leads Growing Backlash Against Glee
Unfortunately for NBC, their corporate bungling over the course of the last three years and change — Ben Silverman, the Leno/Conan debaucle, the cancellation of Southland, etc. — has created a pervasive sense of anti-Peacock sentiment that hangs, cloudlike, over 30 Rockefeller Center in a manner reminiscent of the ball of dust that Pig-Pen never managed to shake. Sadly, this has prevented the network’s PR flacks from shouting from the rooftops that, each and every Thursday, they air the most magnificent hour of comedy going on television these days.
No, I’m not talking about the 9 p.m. tag team of The Office and 30 Rock, both of which still flash occasional moments of brilliance but are widely regarded as being on the downslope of their respective creative arcs. Rather, I’m talking about Community and Parks and Recreation, both of which have consistently outclassed their more established counterparts in both laughs and smarts this season.
In particular, VH1 alum Dan Harmon’s Community has proven to be a network sitcom almost without peer in its freshman season. After a somewhat bumpy start, the show’s eclectic cast has gelled together into a formidable and tight-knit comedic ensemble, and the writers and producers have displayed a willingness to take their show in the kinds of creative directions that most other sitcom showrunners would never dare to explore.
Take, for instance, last night’s epic (in every sense of the world) episode, “Modern Warfare” (written by Emily Cutler).
Not only did the show slyly work in meta references to classic films as varied as Battle Royale, Gotcha!, Roll Bounce, Hard-Boiled and Predator into its outlandish plot about a community campus wide game of paintball, but it also was bold enough to take a not-at-all veiled potshot at the current darling of TV critics everywhere, Glee.
Now, I recognize that a lot of you out there — including some of my esteemed BWE colleagues — are head over heels in luuurve with Glee. And while I understand the many reasons why it carries such great appeal to a country that’s unhealthily obsessed with Karaoke Culture, personally, I don’t get all the fuss. Don’t get it twisted, I’m a huge proponent of pastiche as a means of making an artistic and cultural statement, but to me, Glee seems little more than a boring string of flavorless interpretations of songs we’re all suckers for. But this isn’t about me, it’s about Community! Their critique of the show, as spoken by lead character Jeff Winger (Joel McHale), is brilliant in its brevity: “WRITE SOME ORIGINAL SONGS!” I couldn’t have said it better myself.
Thoughts?
"Monday, May 17, 2010
Pictures - 5/14/10
Stacey's Baby Shower

Friday, May 14, 2010
Thursday, May 13, 2010
'Hey, Soul Sister' Video - Train - AOL Music
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Car Accident
Twenty down and...well, let's just say a lot more to go, lol!
Sunday, April 11, 2010
My time is now
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
My love, my life, my best friend!
14 years ago, I married my best friend!
On April 6th, Todd and I celebrated our 14th wedding anniversary. I can't believe that much time has passed. It really does seem like we are still dating at times. It is not always a bowl of cherries, but it is totally worth the good and bad times. Here is the next 14 years! I love you baby!








