Posted in alcohol, beer, drinks, driving, Family, health, Jansen Schmidt, money, sports, writing, tagged accidents, arrests, auto accidents, bad behavior, bad choices, celebrities, choices, consequences, drinking and driving, DUI, entitled, entitlement, football, football players, high standards, Las Vegas, Las Vegas Raiders, sports players, standards on March 7, 2022| 4 Comments »
I don’t know about you, but I’m so sick of seeing news headlines about professional sports players involved in accidents and being arrested but expecting to get a free pass because of who they are. Nobody is entitled to a get out of jail free card, especially if you’ve actually done something grossly negligent or illegal.
(more…)Posted in acting, authors, Baer House Inn, blogging, books, breakfast, food, friends, humor, innkeeping, Jansen Schmidt, sports, success, theater, theatre, tv, writing, tagged A Piece of My Heart, actors, All-Stars, autographs, award shows, baseball, celebrities, community theater, Dark Shadows, Dharma and Greg, fangirl, film, Hollywood, Jessica Chastain, Mitchell Ryan, movie stars, movies, politics, Sacramento, tv on September 30, 2019| 6 Comments »
Thanks for sticking with me. I hope my teaser last week inspired you to come back today. Cooking For the Stars is a little like Dancing With the Starts, except it’s cooking instead of dancing, and “for” instead of “with,” and there’s no audience phone-ins, or Judges scores, or a giant set, or dazzling bright lights, or microphones, or celebrity hosts, but other than that, it’s exactly the same. So, since I promised good things, let’s not waste any time. (more…)
Posted in acting, beauty products, blogging, directing, driving, Family, humor, Jansen Schmidt, success, words, writing, tagged ad campaigns, advertising, Beyonce, celebrities, celebrity endorsements, energizer bunny, famous people, Flo, Gary Busey, Geico, Jennifer Aniston, Matthew McConaughey, TV ads, TV commercials on December 5, 2016| 8 Comments »
We’ve all seen commercials and magazine ads with beautiful famous people using their charms, good looks and famousness, to help sell products. I ask you dear readers, does this strategy really work?
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