Is it me?
Is it me or is there a celebrity trend starting? I can just see it now ...rich socialites who want to keep up with the Jones (or the Pitts) following suit and making their way thru the brush in their LV for their photo op. I always woner what it must be like to be an African with these wacky people who just keep showing up. Those kids must be thinking, "who are these white people?" I agree that it is wonderful to put a spotlight on a situation like Africa that needs help but when the trend is over thank God for organizations like Doc. w/o Borders.
posted by Slobodan Michellevic @ 9:10 AM
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This is hilarious, b/c I was thinking the exact thing yesterday as I was looking at the pic of Beyonce and Jay-Z taking photo ops with kids in Africa. Do these kids get what is going on?
I'm sure that a lot of these celebs actually care (Angelina Joie for one), but I'm guessing that 75% of them are trying to get publicity. Sad.
And amen to Doctors w/o Bió el 5 de mayo de 1818 en Tréveris, ciudad de la Prusia renana (a la que también pertenecían Bonn y Colonia)
OK...I'm laughing pretty hysterically right now after reading the "anonymous" entry...and to think it's our own little Katie....in Spanish too. You've just given me an idea: celebrities must pay Drs. W/O Bdrs. $1 mil. for each photo taken with little black babies. Should I send that to Angelina?
Have I mentioned lately that I love our blog?
Very good idea mom. 1
1 mil for each photo. But think of the mundane reality of this trend: a celeb gets to take trips, and trips to far off places; they have to take photos just like anyone else, and the next thing you know is these photos end up on the internet. I mean, did leonardo really want that unhappy photo there?
Is he buying a child?
shop keeper: "Hello, may I help you?"
Leo: "why yes! I would like two boys unnder 3 and one 2 year old girl."
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