Think Out Loud #18 ~ The Summer of Craziness

 

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I don't know if anyone else watches Big Brother, but it's my addiction every summer. This year the show has had to put a disclaimer for the first time ever before every episode because two of the house guests - Aaryn and Gina Marie - were spouting off all kinds of racial slurs, caught on the live feed. The disclaimer basically states that CBS isn't liable for any inappropriate things the house guests might say or do, blah blah blah.

 

Both girls have lost their jobs in real life though they don't know it yet, hahahaha! I think they spewed their shit about every minority out there. When one of the other house guests confronts Aaryn, she says she hasn't said anything wrong. I'm like, Wow, really??? WTF?? What really disappoints me is that CBS didn't kick these girls off the show. They should have at least been talked to by the producers, but it doesn't seem like they were. I just can't believe their audacity.

 

Do you watch Big Brother? What do you think? 

Feature & Follow #13 ~ No More Pencils, No More Books...No More Teacher's Dirty Looks!

I'm so excited to finally be joining Feature and Follow Friday!! This is a weekly meme hosted by Parajunkee and Alison Can Read where they each feature a fellow blogger and ask a question which can be answered by participating bloggers. If you aren't already following the two hosting bloggers, please click the links above and follow them, the bloggers they're featuring, and enter your own blog post link in the linky. Hop around to other blogs - find new blogs to follow and gain some new followers as well. Mingle and make some new friends. :D

Q: School is out! What's your favorite Summer Reading book?? 

Since summer is such a happy time for me, I love light, fluffy, fun reads but also books that take place in the summer even if they're more heavy in nature. Last summer, I read a book called Poison Oak Summer (#1) by A.K. Dawson about an eighteen-year-old girl who believes she saw a dead body upon arriving to the summer camp where she's going to be a counselor. I really need to read the next two books - I'm completely shocked I didn't last year because it was so good and mysterious plus it made me think of Friday the Thirteenth. Summer camp. Dead body. Jason Vorhees anyone? ;)

How about you guys? What are your favorite summer reads?