So, rumors of Beyonce being pregnant with her and Jay-Z's second child have been going on for awhile now, but now people are REALLY starting to talk!! After having to postpone a performance in Belgium due to "exhaustion" people started to think maybe baby 2 was on board! My question is, if she is pregnant will she have to cancel some dates on her North American tour? I mean, all the dates are already locked in...so will she continue to perform when she is 6-9 months pregnant?! Maybe if she keeps performing she just won't dance as much? What about the 'Single Ladies' dance?! Will she have to change her entire wardrobe since she wears tight jumpsuits?! I have SOOO many questions!!!!!! I need answers!!!!

Okay, so in the spirit of the Kings' playoff game TONIGHT, I want to know what kind of sports fan you are!! When I go to a sports game I always wear the team's colors!! ALWAYS! But I don't stop there...I also make my friends wear the colors! I don't think that is too crazy though, right?! I mean, some people go crazy!!! They paint their face, buy foam fingers and decorate their cars!

So....how crazy do you get?!?!! Let me know:

Is it superstition? Feng Shui? Folklore? Or germaphobia? I was at the nail salon the other day and an older lady yelled at me not to put my purse on the floor?? Isn't that what the bottom of your purse is for...to sit on the floor when there isn't a place to hang it?!

What I keep hearing is: "A purse on the floor is money out the door." I want to know what you think....is this something you believe in, or do you think it's a little over the top??

I am sure you all have seen on the news that Abercrombie & Fitch's CEO, Michael Jeffries, made some comments in 2006 that are just now being publicized. The comments (which are featured in the video below) seem to discriminate against overweight customers. In this case, "overweight" is being used to describe people who do not wear a jean size larger than 10 and tops bigger than a Large.

Many people think this is outrageous, and teens in Chicago are making their voices be heard. In the video below you will see that many women and teenagers have gathered outside the Abercrombie & Fitch store and protested the comments that were made. One of the very interesting things about this group, is that some of the protesters actually could wear the clothes and are the "cool kids" that Jeffries mentioned.   

I think it's BEYOND the WRONG message to send to young people, people in general...what ever happened to POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT? How about Ambercrombie sponsoring teams to run marathons...promoting heathly living INSTEAD of discriminating against those are struggling...?? Just sayin...