I almost pissed my pants.
Before it's too late.
23 hours ago
Friday, July 31, 2009
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
True Story
Me: Did you wash your face?
6 yr. old: Does it look like I washed my face?
Ahh, they learn so young, don't they?
Monday, July 27, 2009
Music Monday ~Angels On The Moon~ Thriving Ivory
A new favorite. There is so much emotion in his voice.
Sunday, July 26, 2009
The Rehearsal Might Have Sucked....
but I bet the reception was a blast!!
I think this is the most amazing wedding I've ever seen.
I hope they choose to dance...for the rest of their lives.
Read the news story here.
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Music Monday ~Stay~ Sugarland as sung by Michelle
This is my friend Michelle. No one can sing karaoke like this chick. Love ya!!
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Totally Fucking Outrageous
You have to love a nation where this shit still happens. This is the stuff that makes me embarrassed to be white.
More than 60 campers from Northeast Philadelphia were turned away from a private swim club and left to wonder if their race was the reason.
"I heard this lady, she was like, 'Uh, what are all these black kids doing here?' She's like, 'I'm scared they might do something to my child,'" said camper Dymire Baylor.
The Creative Steps Day Camp paid more than $1900 to The Valley Swim Club. The Valley Swim Club is a private club that advertises open membership. But the campers' first visit to the pool suggested otherwise.
"When the minority children got in the pool all of the Caucasian children immediately exited the pool," Horace Gibson, parent of a day camp child, wrote in an email. "The pool attendants came and told the black children that they did not allow minorities in the club and needed the children to leave immediately."
The next day the club told the camp director that the camp's membership was being suspended and their money would be refunded.
"I said, 'The parents don't want the refund. They want a place for their children to swim,'" camp director Aetha Wright said.
Campers remain unsure why they're no longer welcome.
"They just kicked us out. And we were about to go. Had our swim things and everything," said camper Simer Burwell.
The explanation they got was either dishearteningly honest or poorly worded.
"There was concern that a lot of kids would change the complexion … and the atmosphere of the club," John Duesler, President of The Valley Swim Club said in a statement.
Monday, July 6, 2009
Friday, July 3, 2009
June Top Droppers
You guys totally rock, as always.
Thanks for visiting my blog even though I haven't been around Entrecard as much lately. I'll be back. It's just a funk, and this too shall pass.
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