Beautifully-Human

I was watching HGTV with my mom earlier and I noticed that they pretty much had all commercials that related to home and family. I think that’s so smart. I love the way that market research works. They put the commercials on that they know you will be most interested in, so that they can get your business. If you watch television in the daytime you probably notice that they put a lot of commercials on for children. Usually things such as children toys, clothes and other products. That’s because they know stay at home moms will see them and want to buy them. Or the children will see the toys and cry for them. You have to love market research. When done right it’s really fascinating!

Just when I think that the entertainment world is shifting from catering to children there comes a movie that proves me wrong. I was checking out this weekend’s box office results and the number one movie in the country was “Dr. Seuss’ Horton Hears a Who!” The computer-animated fable that features the voices of comedians Jim Carrey and Steve Carell took in about $25.1 million dollars. Not bad for Easter weekend. The Tyler Perry movie “Meet the Browns” came in at number two with $20.0 million. I’m really happy for Tyler because I love his movies. I can’t wait to see “Meet the Browns” soon!

I’ve been really sick for the past few weeks and last week my mom started making all of my tea for me. The other day I asked her to make me a cup of tea and she said no. I was shocked. I couldn’t believe that she would actually say no to me. After a while she said that she was joking and that she’d be happy to make it. When she first said no I started to tell my Gram on her. LOL. A few times a week my mom will ask my Gram to make her some hot coffee and my Gram always does it and has never told her no! So my mom can’t tell me no, right! If you ask me, my mom has the easier job because it seems easier to make tea than coffee. My mom needs to get herself an Espresso Machine, than maybe she’ll make her own coffee and espresso sometimes.

I think my Goddaughter’s cheerleading season recently ended and I’m so proud of the great job that she’s been doing. It’s so funny to see such a tiny little cheerleader, but she’s very dedicated to what she does. I wonder if she’ll continue to try out for cheerleading as she gets older or if this is just something she likes doing at 9. She works so hard to master her steps and has even created her own steps. If she ever decides to participate in cheerleading when she gets older I bet she’ll be bringing home tons of engraved plaques for the great job that she does. I’m so proud of her!