The whole thing of Justin Bieber getting arrested was a scam. Yup you read it right! I'm saying it was a scam.
Bieber's publicity people are trying to make Bieber look like a thug, cool, hip, like he is a bad boy.
Come on just look at that mug shot------it's fake, fake I'm telling you, fake!!
Why was he wearing orange prison garb for his prison pic?
Why is he not holding up a a mug shot i.d. number that we see on all of the other celebrities pics?
Why is Bieber smiling? Why is his hair so perfect?
Is he so cool jail doesn't bother him?
Why isn't he crying like every other person does when they go to jail?
Come on people, think about it, why is Bieber's hair so perfect?
It's a publicity ploy so big that this is blowing what Miley Cyrus did at the VMA's right out of the water.
Why weren't any pictures taken of Bieber walking out of jail?
Where was Miley to welcome him out of jail?
This scam of a publicity ploy is working because Bieber paid a mere 2, 000 bucks to get out of jail, and is laughing all the way to the bank. Justin Bieber is getting FREE, yes I said free publicity, free media attention. Bieber is on every newstation across America, I saw it all this morning while eating my Cornflakes.
His publicity peeps are probably loving how they pulled this one off.
Fake is what this is---a scam on the world so the attention is taken away from other stars, onto Bieber!
Just waiting to see what publicity seeking attention ho's are doing next to make us forget our troubles?
Well played Biebs, well played!
Thursday, January 23, 2014
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
New Websites Coming to an Internet Connection near You---SOON!!
Currently I am working on two websites; one is already up and running.
I am still writing every day, and I am developing two websites which will be my new business, which is part of a bigger plan. My websites will showcase my writing, while being fun and entertaining. Or at least I sure as heck hope so!!
One website is a place where Moms can come to relax, rejoice, and have a good time!
The second will be all about celebrities, enertainers, actors, writers, current TV shows, Netflix shows, and about decent movies out now.
Right now, both websites are under development, with one already up and running: Momzinga.com, went live on January 10th.
Stay tuned for more information to come!
I am still writing every day, and I am developing two websites which will be my new business, which is part of a bigger plan. My websites will showcase my writing, while being fun and entertaining. Or at least I sure as heck hope so!!
One website is a place where Moms can come to relax, rejoice, and have a good time!
The second will be all about celebrities, enertainers, actors, writers, current TV shows, Netflix shows, and about decent movies out now.
Right now, both websites are under development, with one already up and running: Momzinga.com, went live on January 10th.
Stay tuned for more information to come!
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
Learning Experience Building New Website with Husband!
This is not fun. I am the person who loves to write. I've never built a website before.
I decided instead of doing what we usually do on January first, (going shopping for stuff we don't really need) I wasn't going to waste more time, and we would build a website in one day.
Good luck with that!! I've never built a website before. My husband has and knew more about this building website stuff than I could ever know.
It was not a fun experience. It was more like a learning experience. I learned that a husband and wife who have different opinions should not be in the same room together for five hours building a website.
I wanted it one way, and he who shall not be named wanted it another way. I had to remind my hubby that the website is for my business, not his, and off we went to the fighting ring.
He yelled at me, I swore at him and our 14 year old, put on her headphones, went downstairs saying, "You people are crazy."
I know I have to do things I have been avoiding for years, but building a website? UGH---it's like climbing MT Everest to me. I don't know anything about HTML code, and guess what I don't care about it either.
But we did make progress today. I made some major decisions days ago and we worked on getting the basic template together, the main categories up, a basic brand, name, and other major fixtures in place.
This website building stuff is hard work.
My hubby turned to me at one point in time, saying, "I thought you knew how to use Wordpress, why don't you know how to put a website on here?" I told him, "It's not the same thing, Google blogger and Wordpress make it seriously easy for a person to start basic blogs on their sites."
We still have another website to build, and I'm thinking of all of the things I want to write about.
I guess I'm learning all about patience and working together by building a website with my hubby!
I decided instead of doing what we usually do on January first, (going shopping for stuff we don't really need) I wasn't going to waste more time, and we would build a website in one day.
Good luck with that!! I've never built a website before. My husband has and knew more about this building website stuff than I could ever know.
It was not a fun experience. It was more like a learning experience. I learned that a husband and wife who have different opinions should not be in the same room together for five hours building a website.
I wanted it one way, and he who shall not be named wanted it another way. I had to remind my hubby that the website is for my business, not his, and off we went to the fighting ring.
He yelled at me, I swore at him and our 14 year old, put on her headphones, went downstairs saying, "You people are crazy."
I know I have to do things I have been avoiding for years, but building a website? UGH---it's like climbing MT Everest to me. I don't know anything about HTML code, and guess what I don't care about it either.
But we did make progress today. I made some major decisions days ago and we worked on getting the basic template together, the main categories up, a basic brand, name, and other major fixtures in place.
This website building stuff is hard work.
My hubby turned to me at one point in time, saying, "I thought you knew how to use Wordpress, why don't you know how to put a website on here?" I told him, "It's not the same thing, Google blogger and Wordpress make it seriously easy for a person to start basic blogs on their sites."
We still have another website to build, and I'm thinking of all of the things I want to write about.
I guess I'm learning all about patience and working together by building a website with my hubby!
Sunday, August 4, 2013
Think I'm going blind. Figure out these funny writing notes.
Bored beyond belief one Sunday(today), due to the unseasonably awful summer we are having, I started looking over my writing notes looking for something to write about. What's so interesting about that?
How's this; it keeps me from complaining to my family and on Facebook about the cold, dreary, fall like weather we have been having during July and August. While looking over my notes, I noticed that I couldn't read what the heck I wrote, or is that scribbled in my notebook?
I couldn't see the writing due to it being dark outside, my lack of decent lighting---I'm not climbing a chair to fix that overhead light!
So I started laughing out loud with my family all doing what we always do when we are home together---ignore each other by going online to write stuff and talk to total strangers.
My notes were what I could read in a darkened room, with the curtains pulled back allowing the dismal outside light into the room. Here are my notes on writing ideas:
" Don't tell birds something wrong with them."
"Blog entry; listen to nature early mornings listening to birds."
"Why older women should not wear skinny jeans at the fair." I really don't know what this one means, because I haven't been to a fair in years.
"APRIL SHOWERS."
"YAHOO password= Oops, can't tell you this one."
"Think about business PLAN. "
"article or book idea." After that was a blank space.
There were tons more writing notes, but I have to say I couldn't read them in the darkened room where I believe I am going slowly blind. You know it's bad when you have to hold your glasses up to your eyes to see any of the print which looks too small to your eyes. Still my kids say, "Mom, I can read what you are writing across the room. Blind much?"
So I'm ending this blog entry with this last writing note for you to figure out:
"George was Queen's father's name." This was written on the side of the page. "freshmen orientation blog about new baby and tourism."
Okay, obviously my copious notes were written together to save time , space and money.
Copyright(c) 2013, written by Kate Johns a professional writer.
How's this; it keeps me from complaining to my family and on Facebook about the cold, dreary, fall like weather we have been having during July and August. While looking over my notes, I noticed that I couldn't read what the heck I wrote, or is that scribbled in my notebook?
I couldn't see the writing due to it being dark outside, my lack of decent lighting---I'm not climbing a chair to fix that overhead light!
So I started laughing out loud with my family all doing what we always do when we are home together---ignore each other by going online to write stuff and talk to total strangers.
My notes were what I could read in a darkened room, with the curtains pulled back allowing the dismal outside light into the room. Here are my notes on writing ideas:
" Don't tell birds something wrong with them."
"Blog entry; listen to nature early mornings listening to birds."
"Why older women should not wear skinny jeans at the fair." I really don't know what this one means, because I haven't been to a fair in years.
"APRIL SHOWERS."
"YAHOO password= Oops, can't tell you this one."
"Think about business PLAN. "
"article or book idea." After that was a blank space.
There were tons more writing notes, but I have to say I couldn't read them in the darkened room where I believe I am going slowly blind. You know it's bad when you have to hold your glasses up to your eyes to see any of the print which looks too small to your eyes. Still my kids say, "Mom, I can read what you are writing across the room. Blind much?"
So I'm ending this blog entry with this last writing note for you to figure out:
"George was Queen's father's name." This was written on the side of the page. "freshmen orientation blog about new baby and tourism."
Okay, obviously my copious notes were written together to save time , space and money.
Copyright(c) 2013, written by Kate Johns a professional writer.
Friday, May 31, 2013
Deeply touched by Facebook friends acts of kindness
So, you think Facebook is a waste of time, right? You think Facebook is not the real world, and you are too busy dealing with "real people", in the "real world," to make Facebook friends and talk to them right?
Well, guess what, Facebook is a worthwhile venture, and it's like everything else in life; if you put the time in to make friends, you will make them. It's kind of like the movie, "Field of Dreams", when Kevin Costner's character heard the voice telling him, "If you build it, they will come." Well, it's the same thing with making friends, and having a good time. You can make friends in "real life", and you can utilize a social network like Facebook to make new friends, contact old friends, keep up with friends, or play games like Farmville, or just view what everyone else says. Or you could do what my husband does saying, "I don't have time for stupid Facebook, I've got too much to do." You could even do what a relative of mine said her husband does, by avoiding Facebook altogether by saying, "I don't need Facebook, I have enough friends."
I've always been the kind of person who always wanted to have more friends. I never was the kind of outgoing, vivacious, charismatic type, but with facebook I can talk to all of my friends, complain, make statements, and guess what people actually listen, except for my son, who is too busy to call his mother!
By joining Facebook, I have done just what I set out to do. I made more friends. And along the way lost a few, and de-friended a few too. But, even though I complain, (way too much for my family members), and I complain about Facebook too, I've been deeply touched by two different things that happened on Facebook. One was the more regular members of Facebook wishing me happy birthday, (by the way----February 11). Having moved to a new town and staying home to write, it made me feel extraoridinailly awesome that day when about, oh I don't know about 100 of my almost 200 Facebook friends wished me happy birthday all day long. I felt kind of like a rock star must feel for one dreary winter day.
Then, just the other day, I asked my Facebook friends to wish my mom a happy birthday. She turned 84, and I couldn't be there to wish her a happy birthday in person due to living 200 miles away, and my husband having bronchitis. Sure, I guess I could have driven for four hours, spent the night, and driven home the next day, but after having a stroke, it is a scary thought for me to drive for longer than an hour.
Well, the most amazing thing happened, about nine all too unselfish people wished my mom a happy birthday. It was awesome. This made my mom feel really good, and made me feel like there are decent people out there in the real world.
I am deeply touched, and just wanted to thank all nine of you, for saying Happy Birthday to my mom. (All except for my 20 year old son, who is too busy to say Happy birthday to his relatives.)
So, thank you Facebook friends for extending your best wishes to my mom on her birthday!Copyright(c) 2012, written by Kate Johns a freelance author since 2004.
Well, guess what, Facebook is a worthwhile venture, and it's like everything else in life; if you put the time in to make friends, you will make them. It's kind of like the movie, "Field of Dreams", when Kevin Costner's character heard the voice telling him, "If you build it, they will come." Well, it's the same thing with making friends, and having a good time. You can make friends in "real life", and you can utilize a social network like Facebook to make new friends, contact old friends, keep up with friends, or play games like Farmville, or just view what everyone else says. Or you could do what my husband does saying, "I don't have time for stupid Facebook, I've got too much to do." You could even do what a relative of mine said her husband does, by avoiding Facebook altogether by saying, "I don't need Facebook, I have enough friends."
I've always been the kind of person who always wanted to have more friends. I never was the kind of outgoing, vivacious, charismatic type, but with facebook I can talk to all of my friends, complain, make statements, and guess what people actually listen, except for my son, who is too busy to call his mother!
By joining Facebook, I have done just what I set out to do. I made more friends. And along the way lost a few, and de-friended a few too. But, even though I complain, (way too much for my family members), and I complain about Facebook too, I've been deeply touched by two different things that happened on Facebook. One was the more regular members of Facebook wishing me happy birthday, (by the way----February 11). Having moved to a new town and staying home to write, it made me feel extraoridinailly awesome that day when about, oh I don't know about 100 of my almost 200 Facebook friends wished me happy birthday all day long. I felt kind of like a rock star must feel for one dreary winter day.
Then, just the other day, I asked my Facebook friends to wish my mom a happy birthday. She turned 84, and I couldn't be there to wish her a happy birthday in person due to living 200 miles away, and my husband having bronchitis. Sure, I guess I could have driven for four hours, spent the night, and driven home the next day, but after having a stroke, it is a scary thought for me to drive for longer than an hour.
Well, the most amazing thing happened, about nine all too unselfish people wished my mom a happy birthday. It was awesome. This made my mom feel really good, and made me feel like there are decent people out there in the real world.
I am deeply touched, and just wanted to thank all nine of you, for saying Happy Birthday to my mom. (All except for my 20 year old son, who is too busy to say Happy birthday to his relatives.)
So, thank you Facebook friends for extending your best wishes to my mom on her birthday!Copyright(c) 2012, written by Kate Johns a freelance author since 2004.
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