Red Tash's Blog, page 236
December 21, 2011
sexiestnerdalive:
I wonder what's in there..
Well, good...
I wonder what's in there..
Well, good morning blog hoppers, punch bowl divers, carol singers, Scrooges, Grinches, and Cindy Lou Whos! How're you this Writer Wednesday? Well, I hope.
Today I'm moving on to the second runner up in the Girl Power Roller Derby Prize Pack, since the winner did not claim her prize by the deadline. Congrats, JessiCacaphony McHugh! Email me your snail mail addy and I'll get this box in the mail today, ya hear? I doubt it will reach you by Christmas, but you never know! Miracles are said to happen this time of year!
And let that be a lesson to the rest of ya—if you enter a contest, come back to check the results, or as least check your contact info. (In this case, the only info my original winner left was her twitter, and she didn't reply to my tweets.)
And…that's all I've got for you today. It's become a crazy busy day, all of a sudden! Please keep hopping with the links below:
Yesterday I visited all the Creepfest blogs, and sure enough, there are some real creeps out there. ;) Today I'm off to check out the Holiday Hoppers and send them good tidings of comfort & joy. There are over $1000 worth of prizes to be given away in the Holiday Hop, with a grand prize Kindle Fire up for grabs. And don't forget the Debutante Ball—today Alex is up, so give him a whirl.
Who can resist a blogging Corgi?
ghostofthewind:
I am good are...
Who can resist a blogging Corgi?
I am good are you? Father Christmas please give this book to everyone for Christmas. Thank you very much. Dr. Who in 5 days, just saying.
dumdidumdum:
Vintage Christmas Advent Calendar
Merry Christmas...
Vintage Christmas Advent Calendar
Merry Christmas from Norman Rockwell! Cover of The Saturday Evening Post, 1920.
life:
One of my favorite LIFE photographs — Happy Birthday...
life:
One of my favorite LIFE photographs — Happy Birthday Frank Zappa.
Assigned to take portraits of the artists at home with their sweetly square folks, photographer John Olson traveled everywhere from the suburbs of London to Brooklyn to the San Francisco Bay Area, capturing in his work the love that bridged any cultural divide that may have existed between his subjects.
"Everyone had told me that Frank Zappa was going to be really difficult, and he couldn't have been more professional," Olson says.
As for Zappa's parents: "My father has ambitions to be an actor," Frank told LIFE. "He secretly wants to be on TV." His mom, meanwhile, thought Frank's career was fine and dandy, but envied something else about him. "The thing that makes me mad about Frank," she said, "is that his hair is curlier than mine — and blacker."
(see more — Rock Stars and Their Parents)
December 20, 2011
So cool, I got a video review of This Brilliant Darkness! Check...
So cool, I got a video review of This Brilliant Darkness! Check out that hat.
She's not a little creepy, is she?
She's not a little creepy, is she?
