I
received a text message from Best Buy telling me the happy news: “Your entry last month has WON!” Nice!
But since I hadn’t entered any contests at Best Buy I resisted the urge to
click on the link and claim my $1,000 gift card. Later that same week I heard
my local news readers warn us all to "Beware
the Gift Card Texting Scam, News at 11!" How did I know? Easy. The
company that sweats giving me a $50 product price match would probably not be
doling out a $1,000 gift card to one of its crankiest customers. (Click here
to read more about my travails at Best Buy.)
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Hot Wings, Wine & Moonshine
Here’s to the Estrogen Weekend
Back
in the day, I used to hang out with My Girls like we had all the time in the
world. And we did. We had time to go to class, parties, step shows, and community
service projects. We had time to take road trips to do more of the same. It was
awesome. When we weren’t road tripping, we sat up all night and talked about our
plans. We mapped out who we were going to be, what we were going to do, and how
fast we were going to do it. And I think it has indeed gone by quicker than we
ever thought possible.
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Who Am I? DNA Don't Lie
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
New Kids on the Boat
I recently
found myself performing on a charter music cruise headlined by New Kids on the
Block. You heard me. I’m not big on boy bands but I was just a wee bit sorry
that it wasn’t Boyz to Men. [Insert sly smile and small swoon here.] In case
you didn’t know, New Kids on the Block rebranded themselves NKOTB. This is cute
but it must make it hard on their dyslexic fans. I bet some of those poor
ladies ended up on the MFSB cruise jamming to “Love is the Message.”
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Daddy’s Girl: The Flavor of Fatherhood*
I
remember the first time (and last time) I saw The Flavor of Love and thinking: Maybe if we had more daddies who
paid attention instead of fathers who just paid support, this kind of thing wouldn’t
happen.
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Confessions of a Wannabe Rollerblade Queen
There
was a Little Girl of about nine or 10 years old rollerblading on my local
running track. Well, she wasn’t so much blading as she was stomping around like
Frankenstein and trying not to fall down. It was pitiful. Parents buy their kids
bicycles knowing they'll have to teach them how to ride but this doesn't happen
with roller skates or blades, probably because parents themselves don't know how
to skate.
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