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Trying to get the hang of this social browser Flock. It’s interesting to have all a browser that supposes I actually use the net in a social fashion. So far so good!

Plus its built on Mozilla, as is my beloved Firefox. so it has to be worth something. I will blog more as I use this.

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So this week, after shopping around for shoes for work that were high enough to be secretary sexy but stacked enough to be comfortable while walking the ill-carpeted concrete floors, I found these beauties:

Yes, I am on a menswear kick apparently. Both of these are peep toes and when I have my summer pink nail polish on my piggies, cute cute cute!

Project Runway Season 4 is underway. So far, it’s given me no fashion joy, save the always stunning Tim Gunn (who I saw IN PERSON this summer at my local Dillards touting his his new paycheck and BFF Liz Claiborne).

Anyway, as we countdown to PR impending move of doom a.ka. going to Lifetime, there have been a few sound bytes that have captured fans everywhere.

Here’s a gem for this season and a DL for your phone:

“Holla at ya boi!”
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The leader of conservative Savage Nation said that my son’s autism is actually not his problem. That Dude is really just an out of control kid who’s parent –that’d be me — should just tell him, “Straighten up. Act like a man. Don’t sit there crying and screaming, idiot.”

I am asking anyone who reads this blog, who loves me or my son, or who cares about anyone with autism to boycott The Savage Nation, the advertisers who support Michael Savage and his show, to write the radio station who carries the show to let them know that those types of remarks do nothing but make them look like heartless idiots.

Shame on you, Savage. You make conservatives look bad.

Savage Stands By Autism Remarks: (NYTimes — login required)