I am beside myself. Literally. I can’t even stand my excitement at this very moment. Sure, I’m psyched about having my next baby any day now… but I am also just thrilled to have read that the new Celebrity Apprentice list is even more disastrous than I could have ever imagined!!!
A complete and utter horror show is what I’m anticipating after reading who they’ve got lined up for this season:
- Bret Michaels (Wow… my buttery mess of a disaster is back for more reality gross-ness)
- Darryl Strawberry (Think he’ll be rewarded with a line of blow if he wins as project manager?)
- Cyndi Lauper (Where the hell did they dig her up?)
- Sharon Osbourne (Ugh…)
- Michael Johnson (Hope he doesn’t pull a Dennis Rodman on us)
- Holly Robinson Peete (yup, remember her from 21 Jump Street??)
- Goldberg (Who the? Some wrestler dude)
- Carol Leifer (Huh? Never heard of her)
- Sinbad (I think he thinks he’s the only one that is funny)
- Summer Sanders (Hopefully she’s normal like last season’s Olympic contestant)
- Rod Blagojevich (His fabulous hair will rival Trump’s ‘do)
- Maria Kanellis (Who the hell?)
- Curtis Stone (Hope this dude can cook)
- Selita Eubanks (She’d better prance around in her Victoria Secret undies because otherwise, Trump won’t even notice…)
So March 14th is the big day… I’ll be counting down the days til this show!
My all time favorite Christmas song.
The other day as I was driving through another town, I passed by a new housing development that was under construction. We’ve done some great sites for local builders, like PingryHillHomes.com, so this type of site always intrigues me. I jotted down the web address to check out when I got home.
Well…
Let me just tell you… I went to their site. I’m horrified. I’m not going to say the name of the development for fear of their embarrassment, but let’s just say this: Their site had absolutely NO INFORMATION on it. And when I say, NO INFORMATION, that’s exactly what I mean. There wasn’t one single page that had content on it. Sure, the site was built and you could get an idea of where it was going upon completion, but there was literally no content on any of pages that a visitor might be interested in checking.
Of course, the top tier of pages had stuff, like about the developer and directions on how to get to this place. But if you were interested in learning more about the actual homes and properties, you’re out of luck. You’ll simply be brought to a page where you’ll see “More information to follow.”
Personal opinion: Lame. Make sure you’ve got the information ready to go before you put the site up live. It just makes sense… and saves a lot of frustration. Because what potential buyer in their right mind is going to take a day off to drive out to your property if they can’t see pictures, read descriptions and learn more about the actual community first?
I’ve got to admit… I try to be crafty when I can and often times, it doesn’t work out. I just don’t have the patience to sit and wait for the glue to dry. Yes, I admit it: I’m impatient. It comes from my need for immediacy in this electronic day and age.
But the funny thing is, I came upon this little craft during a Martha Stewart show that happened to be on the television and figured it was interesting. Using old magazines and folding them in a specific way to make a Christmas tree. It looks fairly easy – a little time consuming – but figured I’d share in case any of you folks had loads of old magazines lying around collecting dust like I do.
Check it out… it looks like something that could be worth trying with the kids. Well, not my kid because she’s too little, but older kids might have fun with the glitter and spray paint.
Martha Stewart Magazine Trees
It’s the big start of the Thanksgiving holiday rush so we just wanted to send out a quick Happy Thanksgiving to all of our readers.
Hope you all have a wonderful holiday filled with lots of good family, friends and food!
