TV SHOW LOOKING FOR WORST CHEF IN AMERICA!!!!! CASTING FRIDAY

 

 

I would love to nominate myself. But honestly I have to admit I keep

'em coming back. Sure it may just be my family...but so far I haven't actually

poisoned anyone (although I did come close that Christmas morning with

the  undercooked egg casserole)

 

Do you know someone who might fit in this category? Here's the chance to

get paid for something you can't do. Hmmmm.Come to think of it I know quite

a few people who are doing just that.  If you know someone...or you are that

disaster in the kitchen contact WorstCooks@TheConlinCompany.com

 

 

Include you name (or name of the person you are nominating), contact phone number,

occupation, age , city or state , reasons why you're nominating them, picture. Let

it all out, tell them about those near misses in the kitchen, the horrible combinations they

served, the nauseating concoctions. The more gruesome the better. Good Luck!!!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DID BEING MOMMY COME WITH A CAREER BASHING ?????

Most of us would honestly say the best and the hardest job in the world
is being a Mom. But at the end of the day, sitting at the autumn of our lives,
was it the best choice to make it your only job? I'm talking about careers here,
not family. No need to ever regret one little frosted cupcake or pine cone reindeer
bird feeders lathered with peanut butter. I get that. We all do. But honestly did
staying home and cutting down your career hurt you in the long run?

I always had this feeling of panic because I was in television. Television, as
we all know, is a young persons game (no offense Barbara Walters--you rock).
So I jumped  at every chance I had to freelance with my buddies  Brian Sweet  and
Holly sweet as a field producer. It kept me in the business and I also started 
doing some pr and marketing and had my own health tv show for a while. I
probably didn't make much, just sort of kept my head above water. But I kept
my contacts and my desire. I honestly needed that. Homeroom uber  moms were
just another world to me. I tried really hard (honest ) but I'm just not that kind of
person. I need adrenaline and I need men co workers.

In retrospect I think I actually did something right. I work steadily now and I
love it. I'm well paid and I work pretty much with all guys. Life is good. It kills
me when I see well qualified women who were professionals trying to get back
in the job market. It's rough out there. But this route isn't for everyone. There are
women who do the Mom role perfectly and when the chickens have left the nest ...
seamlessly volunteer or travel and enjoy their friends. What do you think? help or Hurt?

Check out this article from the New York Times. It says it all.

 

.http://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/11/magazine/the-opt-out-generation-wants-back-in.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0

CASTING FRIDAY....LOOKING FOR THE CUTEST KIDS EVER FOR NEW NATIONAL TV SHOW!!!!

I know you know the cutest kids ever. They could be your nieces or nephews
...or grand kids. Now is the time to speak up and send the info on these little
darlings to people who will actually pay them for being cute. Are we talking
college funds here???

A new show is in the works from the producers of America Idol and America's
Got Talent. We are talking big time here. They are looking for kids age 4-8...
they don't have to be talented just CUTE!! So if you know some child who is
always the center of attention because they are unbelievably adorable...it's
your chance to do something really nice.
Send info to cutekidscasting@gmail.com
Be sure to include:1.  Name of parent or legal guardian of child
2.  Contact phone number for parent or legal guardian
3.  Name of child
4.  Age of child
5.  City/State where you live
6.  Recent photo of child (jpg format please)