Exhibition of Original Guitar Ideopolis
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Exhibition of Original Guitar Ideopolis
Posted by Shazy on Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Alyssa Milano expecting first child
Posted by Shazy on Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Alyssa Milano & Husband David Bugliari Expecting; Actress Due In The Fall
Alyssa Milano is pregnant with her first child."Yes, it's true. And we couldn't be happier," Alyssa Tweeted on Tuesday afternoon of her news with husband, Hollywood agent Dave Bugliari.
"Thank you for your warm wishes and love!" the 38-year-old added via Tweet.
She is due in early fall. Alyssa and David, 32, married in August 2009 on the Bugliari family estate in New Jersey - a wedding which was attended by David's friend, Bradley Cooper.
Their nuptials were an Italian-style affair, which was inspired by Alyssa's heritage, she previously told People magazine.
"My Italian family still eats Sunday dinner together every week," Alyssa said, following her big day. "We wanted to capture the same feeling with people passing around beautiful bowls of food and talking and laughing."
A mere month after their wedding, Alyssa shot down reports she was expecting at the time, Tweeting, "Rumors that I am pregnant are still false and still annoying. Please, please, please, refrain from RT'ing such rumors."
Alyssa and David became engaged on December 18, 2008, after more than a year of dating.
The two first met in 2006.
Alyssa's newest film, "Hall Pass," with Jason Sudeikis and Owen Wilson, opens this Friday.
Read More: Yahoo
Alyssa Milano expecting first child
Posted by Shazy
Alyssa Milano & Husband David Bugliari Expecting; Actress Due In The Fall
Alyssa Milano is pregnant with her first child."Yes, it's true. And we couldn't be happier," Alyssa Tweeted on Tuesday afternoon of her news with husband, Hollywood agent Dave Bugliari.
"Thank you for your warm wishes and love!" the 38-year-old added via Tweet.
She is due in early fall.
Alyssa and David, 32, married in August 2009 on the Bugliari family estate in New Jersey - a wedding which was attended by David's friend, Bradley Cooper.
Their nuptials were an Italian-style affair, which was inspired by Alyssa's heritage, she previously told People magazine.
"My Italian family still eats Sunday dinner together every week," Alyssa said, following her big day. "We wanted to capture the same feeling with people passing around beautiful bowls of food and talking and laughing."
A mere month after their wedding, Alyssa shot down reports she was expecting at the time, Tweeting, "Rumors that I am pregnant are still false and still annoying. Please, please, please, refrain from RT'ing such rumors."
Alyssa and David became engaged on December 18, 2008, after more than a year of dating.
The two first met in 2006.
Alyssa's newest film, "Hall Pass," with Jason Sudeikis and Owen Wilson, opens this Friday.
Read More: Yahoo
The 10 Most Irritating, Least Helpful Parenting Tips Ever
Posted by Shazy on Thursday, February 17, 2011
1. "Sleep now, because once that baby comes you'll never sleep again." Technically this is a pregnancy tip, of course, but I'm shoving it in here anyway. Yes, Great-Aunt Hildy, I will sleep throughout my entire third trimester. Because I am part bear.
2. "Sleep when the baby sleeps." Everyone gives you this one — annoying relatives, pediatricians, the cashier at the drugstore where you were buying newborn diapers. Are these people all robots, capable of instantly dropping off to sleep whenever their child is unconscious? Do they not have other things to do, like bathe, or simply relish the rare moments of silence you get when you have an infant?
3. "I think your baby's hungry." Whether you're nursing or bottle-feeding, everyone assumes you don't know how to feed your child. And every time your child cries, whines, grimaces, or squirms, they are going to assume you are starving your poor baby and you need reminders to feed it. Lest you forget! This advice is especially maddening when they turn out to be correct.
4. "Relish every moment of your baby's first years, because they'll be grown before you know it." You mean, time only moves forward? I had no idea! I thought we'd be like this forever and ever! This sort of advice, obvious and innocuous as it seems, always put me on the defensive, as if I had just been carrying my baby under my arm like a football, muttering, "Grow up already, why don't you. Just GROW UP."
5. "I hope you're sleep training that child. Do you WANT him to be spoiled?" Oh, distant relative/person whose aisle I shared at the supermarket, I'm so glad you know exactly my child needs. And that you know, from your years of scientific research, that any child not allowed to cry it out will be a horrible waste of flesh! (See #6 for this parenting tip's counterpart.)
6. "I hope you're not doing that 'crying it out' thing. It's so barbaric. Enjoy your baby all through the night!" Again, kudos to you, whoever you are, for knowing what's best for our unique family situation! I will be calling you at 4 a.m., so you can enjoy our baby as well.
7. "Why are you bringing your child outside when it's so cold out?" It never ceased to amaze me that, no matter what my child's age, total strangers will express alarm and revulsion that I dared expose him to the elements. "And WHY ISN'T BE WEARING MITTENS? He's going to get consumption!"
8. "Your child isn't really sad/angry/injured. He's just manipulating you." There's no doubt that children can push our buttons as if they've had professional training in it, but the notion that my kid's authentic feelings are in fact manufactured to elicit a reaction really chaps my hide. If that were always true, he'd be a pint-sized sociopath. I'm pretty sure that's not the case.
9. "Schools are just glorified prisons. If you loved your child, you'd homeschool." Oh, if only I loved my child enough to abandon my livelihood, tear him away from the community he so enjoys, separate him from the professionals who have dedicated their careers to childhood education, and forced him to stay home all day with me, where we'd be at each other's throats for hours! If only! Please note: I am not opposed to homeschooling, at all — in fact I wish it would work for us, but it would not.
10. "If I were you, I'd just—" OH NO YOU DON'T. I know where this is going. Listen, unnamed distant acquaintance who last parented in the 19th century (it's true — I often get my unwanted advice from ghosts) you don't know diddly about my kid, and our relationship, and what works for us.
Read More: Yahoo