Friday, April 10, 2009
Friday, April 3, 2009
Resurrection of the Rainbow Tribe

The great Josephine Baker adopted 13 children from a multiplicity of races and nationalities fifty years ago. She started adopting what she called her "rainbow tribe" with her fourth husband while living in France. Baker continued to performed despite failing health right up till her death to support her large family.
If Madonna can afford to adopt and the children will be loved and out of danger, then what's the big deal?
Leading Ladies

In this picture both are wearing coats. Michelle Obama, never afraid to dare, looks a little upstaged by the clean classic line of Carla Bruni's coat. Obama's coat is made of rich eye catching fabric but makes her look matronly. Bruni's bow, her 3/4 sleeves, covered buttons and matching belt worked together successfully to perpetuate her image, which is nothing if not chic.
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
President Obama Visits Queen Elizabeth II

I would have preferred a State Dinner in his honor but I suppose President Obama is on a tight schedule this week.
Note Mrs. Obama's up swept hairdo and double strand of pearls. Mrs. Obama was elegantly appointed in simple separates enhanced by a very low heel (as the queen is rather short). Carla Bruni the statuesque first lady of France wore flats when she met the queen. Mrs. Obama pulled off a simple sophisticated look that was appropriate for tea with the queen.
Chrysler-Fiat a Marriage of Convenience

Pictured here is the 2009 Fiat Linea. It's a far cry from the boxy little compacts for which Fiat had become known. To survive somebody at Chrysler is going to have to learn, apparently from Fiat ,how to build energy efficient stylish cars with reasonable price tags. That's what all American auto makers are going to have to figure out in order to avoid going the way of the horse drawn chariot.
The White House, aka President Obama, urged the firing of GM executive Rick Wagner. That unprecedented move signals that President Obama is a take charge kind of fellow. I'm not sure if he has the authority to fire the head of a private company but I appreciate the nerve it took to do it anyway.
Before we cry to much for the newly unemployed captain of that perverbial Titanic lets remember that he's not exactly going down with the ship. His retirement package is in excess of 20 million dollars. He had agreed to work for a dollar year, so I'm not sure who the real sap is here in this scenerio him or the tax payer.
Before we cry to much for the newly unemployed captain of that perverbial Titanic lets remember that he's not exactly going down with the ship. His retirement package is in excess of 20 million dollars. He had agreed to work for a dollar year, so I'm not sure who the real sap is here in this scenerio him or the tax payer.
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