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Champions of Change
I was asked to write a blog about the Gala. I am embarrassed to say that I have not paid that much attention to it this year. I am on a tight budget this year and couldn’t stand to see all of the wonderful items being auctioned off on which I am unable to bid. [...]
2008 Champions Of Change Gala
Six Degrees of Painful Separation and Clay Aiken.
The other day I took a header … crashed face first onto concrete steps leading up to my front door. I didn’t see it coming and I rose up screaming because I was so shocked and surprised. What does this have to do with Clay Aiken you might ask. Well, doesn’t everything in life have [...]
Unicef and Clay Aiken
Did you know that approximately 25,000 children die each day before their fifth birthday, largely due to preventable causes? Thanks to organizations like UNICEF this number is getting smaller every day. Last year, the number of child deaths worldwide declined to about 9.2 million. In 1990, that number was 12.7 million. That’s definite progress, but [...]
Very Proud to be a Clay Aiken Fan
Clay has given permission for his blog to be posted and wants as many people as possible to read it: Killing the elephants in the room. 10/03/08 What a week or so this has been. In fact, it’s just been two weeks since I started back to the Spam. Jerome and I were just talking [...]
Proud of Our Boy!
Gotta admit it – I am feeling pretty smug here. Clay Aiken is exactly the man I thought he was. How smart am I to have recognized such integrity? Well, maybe not so smart after all since everything he has ever said and done publicly would lead anyone with half a brain to realize that.His [...]