Category: ShoutOUT
Box it up #Denim Butt
| November 5, 2012 | Filled under COLLABORATIONS, EVENTS, My UPDATES, ShoutOUT, THOUGHT INVOKING MATERIAL?, TRENDING |
Dear Denim Butts,
There are a lot of people who could use that jacket from last year that you wore 3 times before you fell in love with the one you wear everyday. You know that 2–fer deal on sponges and 409 that made you stock up last month; it was for a reason and I’ll bet it could do more good being used on the East Coast than it is in your closet. It’s time for a NATIONAL CLOSET CLEAN-OUT! Hoarders this is YOUR CALLING! We all want to do something but sometimes we feel powerless. As often times, being able to help can get pretty complicated navigating the red tape during a major disaster.
So, I made some phone calls and lit up Facebook and found an organization that will gladly take YOUR individual donation and make sure it gets to someone who needs it NOW. So, grab a box and a sharpe cause we’ve got some work to do. 23 States were affected and we all know that Mother Nature is not finished with us, there is more to come for all of us. Box it up bros’ cause we’re FAMILY!
Directions for the quickest distribution:
1 box per product category of CLEAN, NEW or Slightly loved items (keep in mind if you were in trouble could you use what you are sending)
ie: Outerwear: mixed gender- Jackets, Scarves, Hats, Ear Muffs, Gloves, FLEECE
ie: Children’s Clothing: Mixed Gender- Pajamas, Fleece, Sweaters, Outerwear
ie: Men’s Clothing: Workwear, Jeans, Sweaters, Fleece, Outerwear
ie: Women’s Apparel: Workwear, Sweaters, Jeans, Fleece, Outerwear, Earmuffs
ie: Baby Items: Diapers, Bottles, Bottle Liners, Baby Clothing, Blankets, Baby Food
Coats, New Socks, Work Gloves, Batteries, Diapers, Formula, Fleece, Flashlights, Warm Gloves, Large Garbage Bags, general tools
Now, keep is clean, good condition and organized. Mark on the outside of the box what category your box is providing. This way the “Sandy” volunteer can skip the time associated with sorting goods and focus on getting it there! Make this a system that can work in the future.
GOOD Food is needed that is non-perishable: BABY FOOD, Water, baby formula, peanut butter, bread, tuna fish, crackers, juice, boxed milk, protein bars, etc.
NEED Cleaning Products: Sponges, cleaning supplies, rags, dust pans, WORK GLOVES, hand sanitizer, toothpaste, toothbrushes, deodorant, baby wipes, batteries, flash lights, sleeping bags, toiletries (remember the hotel stuff- SEND IT).
Please don’t forget about Queens, The Rockaways, Staten Island and all the SMALL TOWNS IN NEW JERSEY that still do not have power and their HOMES have disappeared. We can only get through this when we work together! I will be updating this list and re-posting when it is needed. I will hopefully have a few additional addresses to cover immediate needs in different areas that have mail delivery so we can spread our helping hands and give to those who need it so desperately.
DESIGNERS: SEND LAST SEASON’S SAMPLES so everyone can go to work while they rebuild! They need NEW CLOTHING and you’ve got trunks full!
This is a super informational FB page: http://www.facebook.com/AfterSandyRelief
If you live in the NY/NJ area and want to help in-person: http://www.westsiderag.com/2012/11/03/a-running-list-of-volunteer-and-aid-needs
No one gets FORGOTTEN
To send items for the NJ Shore
Belmar Hurricane Relief Distribution Center
608 River Rd
Belmar, NJ 07719
To send items for Far Rockaway, Staten Island, and Brooklyn
Occupy Sandy
c/o St. Jacobi Church
5406 4th Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11220
To send items for Long Beach, NY:
Long Beach NY Hurricane Information and Relief
157 E Sunrise Hwy
Freeport, NY 11520
SUPPLIES NEEDED:
Back packs or medium sized duffle bags with a strap
Under Armour shirts
Batteries -AA, C, and D
Wool socks
Wool hats
Suede work gloves
Winter gloves
Under wear thermal (new please)
Blankets
Industrial coffee pots
Coffee and filters
Hot Chocolate
Hot cups
Sugar
Thermos’s
Energy drinks (monster, red bull)
Matches
For down time on standby:
Paper back books
Playing cards
Portable DVD players
Magazines
Medical Supplies:
Anything you can find in your local pharmacy or food store first aid isle. Also:
C collars
Roller gauze
Bandages
Disposable blankets
Tape
Rubber gloves
Oxygen masks
Trauma dressings
Band aids
Peroxide
Alcohol
Slings
Thanks to Suzanne Choney from TODAY.com @NBC we’ve got a list of other ways you can make a difference.
- WORLD VISION: Describing itself as “a Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to working with children, families” and communities, World Vision provides flood clean-up kits, hygiene kits, blanket and food kits.
Text message: Text the word GIVEUSA to 777444 to donate $10.
Phone: 888-511-6443.
- The Salvation Army: Text message: Text the word STORM to 80888 to make a $10 donation. To confirm the donation, respond with the word “Yes.”
Phone: 800-SAL-ARMY (800-725-2769)
- AMERICAN HUMANE ASSOCIATION: Text message: Text the word HUMANE to 80888 to donate $10.
Phone: 866-242-1877.
- COMMUNITY FOODBANK OF NEW JERSEY: This group coordinates efforts with the state’s Office of Emergency Management, as well as with state and local nonprofit organizations.
Phone: (908) 355- FOOD (3663), ext. 243
- AMERICARES: This group provides emergency medicine and supplies. Donations are accepted on its accepts donations on its website.
Phone: 800-486-4357
- NEW YORK CARES: This local NYC program is ”the city’s largest volunteer organization, running volunteer programs for 1,300 nonprofits, city agencies and public schools.” It is recruiting volunteers to help with Sandy relief efforts, and is also raising money. Online: New York Cares
Phone: 212-228-5000
- AMERICARES: This group provides emergency medicine and supplies. Donations are accepted on its accepts donations on its website.
Phone: 800-486-4357
- COMMUNITY FOODBANK OF NEW JERSEY: This group coordinates efforts with the state’s Office of Emergency Management, as well as with state and local nonprofit organizations.
Phone: (908) 355- FOOD (3663), ext. 243
- DIRECT RELIEF INTERNATIONAL: The organization provides medicine and supplies to partner health centers and clinics.
Text message: Text the word RELIEF to 27722 to give $10.
Phone: 805-964-4767
- JEWISH FEDERATIONS OF NORTH AMERICA: The Jewish Federations of North America Hurricane Relief Fund will contribute to recovery and rebuilding.
Text message: Text the word RELIEF to 51818 to pledge a donation.
- UNITED METHODIST COMMITTEE ON RELIEF: Provides immediate relief, assistance with cleanup and rebuilding, pastoral counseling and support for children and youth who have been through trauma.
Text message: Text the word RESPONSE to 80888 to give a $10 donation.
Phone: 800-554-8583
- CATHOLIC CHARITIES USA: Catholic Charities provides emergency food, shelter, direct financial assistance, counseling, and support “regardless of religious, social, or economic backgrounds.”
Online: More information here; main website here.
Phone: 800-919-9338
BREEZY POINT FUND RAISER
One of the most badly damaged communities in Sandy’s wake is Breezy Point, Queens. Catholic University student Matthew Petronis created this fundraising page to help his community rebuild. “I have seen the damage and can say that the place where I grew up during my childhood is almost gone,” he wrote on the page, “but that is not the case for the children that are growing up now!”
Remember that while giving is good, beware of those out there who are not good and are trying to trick you by taking your money. In the aftermath of Hurricane Irene last year, the Federal Trade Commission‘s caution still holds true: “Scammers may try to take advantage of a disaster, and so consumers should be wary of urgent appeals for charitable donations, and watch out for fraudulent home repair schemes after a storm.”
You can read more about avoiding home repair rip-offs and charity fraud from the FTC.
Also, the FBI has counseled on its Facebook page ”to beware of fraudulent emails and websites claiming to conduct charitable relief efforts. Disasters prompt individuals with criminal intent to solicit contributions purportedly for a charitable organization or a good cause,” and suggests reading ”Tips on Avoiding Fraudulent Charitable Contribution Schemes” to learn more about avoiding online fraud.
-Compiled by Suzanne Choney, TODAY.com
Time and time again we are tested of our strength, our love and ability to join forces and build! We will still be here when the press dies; the destruction is more than anyone could ever capture on the news– survivors need BIG HELP and BIG LOVE! My greatest fear is that when the press stops; the donations stop. I’ve lived on the West Coast when Katrina hit and it is very easy not to SEE the need after it is no longer shown- East Coast NEEDS MORE! This is going to take time to rebuild and for people to reassemble their lives. And note to everyone- let’s just ALL figure out a way to get flood insurance because no one should be paying a mortgage on a condemned or disappeared structure.
I’ll be re-posting as I gather more destination addresses! SHARE THE PAGE!
Box it up denim butts
All my love and support,
The Butt Therapist
“Sacré Bleu”
| October 16, 2012 | Filled under EDITORIAL, ShoutOUT |
…..from shuffling through security and bouncing from terminal to terminal; I went on the endless search and found a bit of a guilty pleasure. If I am reading it must be good… because, I know I should be writing rather than indulging in someone else’s story. If only there were such a thing as silent dictation; mind to paper without the pidder patter. After twelve hours on the computer at the office the last thing I want to do when I get home is “log-in” but the love romances me back… it never fails and I’d be heartbroken if it ever had. Thankfully a laptop batteries death accompanied by a cell phone warning made my boarding pass turn another color.. grinning as I curl up with a book thirty thousand feet above reality. I wish I could travel everywhere from above the clouds… If you are in-love with blue, belu, blu, or perhaps in-love with the layers of emotion that are built up on a canvas; you may just want to join me from point ”a” to point “b” along with the colorman and the tragedy of ultramarine.
For every shade enjoy every page……….
Jeans for Wishes
| February 17, 2012 | Filled under EVENTS, ShoutOUT |
March 12th-16th
Make dreams come true for a child in Illinois by joining the Jeans for Wishes campaign! Companies, organizations and schools will join together this Spring and Summer to wear blue jeans to raise funds to grant wishes for five children living in Illinois with life-threatening medical conditions for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
There are many flexible options for participation. A different date, timeframe or donation amount may be chosen to best suit that organization’s culture and interests.
1) Determine the dates of participation and donation amount. Suggested $5 for one day in Denim or $20 for employees to wear jeans ALL week to work and $2 for students rocking denim!
2) Register your organization
3) Receive via mail the Jeans for Wishes Starter Kit which includes a Make-A-Wish banner, stickers, balloons and other promotional materials
4) Participants make a donation and receive valuable coupons from Jeans for Wishes sponsors
Raise $100,000 to grant the wishes of five amazing children in Illinois.
Ethan, age 10 would like a service dog….
Diagnosis: Myoclonic Absence Seizures
Wish: A Specialized Service Dog that can help detect my seizures
What Ethan Loves to Do: Described by his mom as a very optimistic and brave with a big heart, Ethan loves go fishing with his family and throwing the ball around with his baseball team. He loves to tell funny stories and dreams of being an architect when he grows up.
Why Ethan Chose His Wish: Ethan’s medical condition can cause up to 30 seizures in a single day. Despite his battles for a normal life, he has very big dreams. He was torn between two different wishes; going to the Atlantis Resort in the Bahamas to see the sharks or having a seizure dog from a specialized canine training facility in California. According to his mom, now Ethan is “not the kid with seizures, he is the cool kid with the dog. This dog is going to be his best friend. It’s a lot of emotional and social support. You will never know how much this wish will change our lives and we will be eternally grateful for your support and generosity.”
Caleb,age 3 wants to hug Mickey mouse…
Diagnosis: Gastro-intestinal medical complications which needed liver transplant
Wish: I wish to hug my favorite characters at the Theme Parks in Orlando, Florida
A Little Bit about Little Caleb: “Mr. Independent” is the nickname Caleb has earned for himself! This imaginative, on-the-go little guy is always searching for new adventures or surprises and is probably dancing while doing it. Caleb loves to watch movies and snack on his favorite treats of pizza and Cheeto’s. Despite having to undergo a six-month house restriction, medications and weekly physical therapy, Caleb has always kept a big smile on his face.
Why Caleb Chose His Wish: When Caleb was asked to wish BIG, he dreamed of hugging his favorite characters that he watches on TV in the most magical place of all. On the day of his wish, Caleb and his family will be picked up in a limousine and flying to Orlando. This is sure to the be the trip of a lifetime.
One of my favorite organizations my debit card is proof…..I know I am fighting everyday to make my dream come true.. sometimes people need a little support when their spending everyday fighting for their life. Grab your jeans and register your company, submit it to your place of work, oh…come on.. get your college INVOLVED!
Noah, age 8 would like a swimming pool…
Diagnosis: ASA Urea Cycle Disorder – an enzyme deficiency which is responsible for removing ammonia from the blood stream so the deficiency results in several complications.
Wish: My Very Own Swimming Pool in My Backyard
Favorite Games: This active and lovable little guy is an on-the-go boy. Noah loves exercising his imagination and expanding his mind by playing with some of his favorite games and toys like Hungry, Hungry Hippos, Leapster and his Big Wheels.
Favorite Food: Rolos and Cool Ranch Doritos
Why Noah Chose His Wish: Despite facing challenges his entire life and having to take medications 3 times a day and eat special foods- Noah has always stayed positive, optimistic and smiley lighting up every room he enters. When Noah was asked to Wish BIG, he dreamed to swim and splash around with his friends and family and wishes for a pool. During this cold weather season, plans are underway to make Noah’s dream a reality this summer. Soon, this special 9-year old boy will get the chance to create new memories and adventures all in the comfort of his own swimming pool.
Leilani, age 3 would like to have tea with a princess…
Diagnosis: Wilm’s Tumor – a pediatric cancer of the kidney
Wish: Disney World
Favorite Color: Green
Favorite Animal: Baby Cheetah
What Leilani loves to do: Whether she’s playing princess or snacking on chocolate chip cookies, Leilani is always sweet-as-can-be! Very polite, this little girl delights everyone she meets with her wonderful attitude and her playful demeanor.
Why Leilani chose her wish: In 2011, Leilani was diagnosed with cancer, but that has never gotten in her way of being happy. When asked to wish BIG, this little sweetheart knew exactly what she wanted! Leilani wished to meet and have tea with her favorite princesses. After a limousine ride to the airport, Leilani and her family will check-in to their private villa at Give Kids the World Village, a resort designed especially for children with medical conditions. Leilani is most looking forward to visiting a special boutique where fairy-godmothers-in-training wave their magic wands, wield their curling irons, and open their wardrobes full of glittery dressed to transform little girls into real live princesses. Surrounded by her family and loved ones, Leilani will get the total princess treatment as she explores the most magical place on earth. It is sure to be a dream come true!
Gaby, age 4 wishes for Disney World!
Diagnosis: Acute Myeloid Leukemia
What Gabby Loves to Do: According to Gabby’s mom, Gabby is a sweet and loving little girl. She is also really funny and loves making her parents and little brother laugh. She delights in music and one her favorite things to do while she is in the hospital is have visits from her music therapist. She is a picky eater but she does like to munch on Goldfish and eat vanilla ice cream. Despite battling cancer, Gaby brings joy to all around her!
Why Gabby Chose her Wish: Gabby has some verbal delays due to having Down Syndrome but she loves to sing and watch people singing on television. She also loves to go walking outside with her family. Before she was diagnosed with cancer, she had her first carousel ride and absolutely loved it. Gabby’s parents are so excited for her to visit all the magical theme parks in Orlando and have a terrific experience.
I am seeing a trend here and we need to get Disney and Make a Wish with some serious wish programs! ..noted and on my “to do list” but until then. Register and WEAR jeans!
Let’s make a WISH and make a DIFFERENCE
Passionately yours,
The Butt Therapist
Casey takes Flight
| September 10, 2011 | Filled under Butt Check, Mario's 3.10, My UPDATES, NEXTBLUE-Wrangler, ShoutOUT, THANK YOU |
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: “Miss Golden” is taking a bite out of the Big Apple. My Manolo’s are packed and I may be kissing my car goodbye… this adventure is going to be its own coffee table book. This will be the first time since I was 17 years old that I have not been employed full-time; it had better be short-lived! New York…put me to WORK! I have never played with a net. Instead, I have always had to make sure I am prepared to fly every time I jump. You all know that I have enough drive to haul a 16-wheeler and I am not running low on passion. I try to gift my over flow on a daily basis. In the last two years I have thrown myself into the world of social media, worn out a library card and been pulling enough all nighters and drinking enough ROCKSTAR to say” I lovingly work around the clock”. Eight years ago I got on a plane with $3,000 and an acceptance letter to The American University of Paris. It was one of the best years of my life and I learned the most in my educational career. Some couldn’t believe what I was giving up to go… but I gave it everything I had. Today, I purchased a one way ticket to New York City to find my where my contribution lies in an industry that rules my head and owns my heart. Again, I am giving it everything I’ve got. I fly out September 28th, 2011 at 10:35 pm
Portland, thank you for your endless support in all my endeavors. You have helped mold the person I have become. Thank you to all the businesses that have allowed me to tackle their projects in the US and across the Atlantic; whom have chosen me to execute your vision. Thank you Portland Fashion Week for giving me the opportunity to spend a year collaborating with you, creating the buyer’s market, developing interns and learning how to ask for help- because there is no way I could have done it on my own. Portland Retailers, I applaud you for your participation in be.Portland. I had a vision that was shared with PFW. You have come together for the love of fashion…specialty stores stick together. To my clients whom I consider dear friends; I love you. I am not leaving you. I am in your power tie, your favorite jeans, the shirt you wore on your 40th birthday and the dress you wore to your rehearsal dinner. You have welcomed me into your life, your family and I hope that I have made the slightest difference in the way you perceive your style and given you the tools the shop with LOVE and rock your bad self – you are beautiful. Over the years I have been part of something amazing. An extended family of retail experts that welcomed me with open arms at 26 and let me tear up the denim wall and help create a department that has the best jeans! Mario’s has been more than an employer they have been my family, my mentors and I have nothing but the up most respect for my colleagues and the art of retailing. Thank you Mario.
If you know me you know my favorite quote: “All courses of action are risky, so prudence is not in avoiding danger, but calculating risk and acting decisively. Make mistakes of ambition and not mistakes of sloth. Develop the strength to do bold things, not the strength to suffer” -Niccolo Machiavelli. The only thing that is constant is change… the evolution of experience makes up our life. Take the steps to live the life you want. This move is not going to be as glamorous as it may sound but it will show me truth and provide me an opportunity to see just what I am made of. How successful was I creating my own MBA program? I am ready to find out.
Project Updates
CRACKERJACK+hOUSE has a new Fashion Editor: Jeanne Ivy. She will be keeping you fashionably up to date on industry news, street style, and the “who” & “what” is being worn “where” and shown on the runway. This coming year Providence Fashion Week will be accompanying Portland Fashion Week’s emerging designer coverage because talent counts and I will always support passionate people.
The Butt Therapist will never die because you can’t kill my denim addiction. I hope I will have special news to share with you in the upcoming weeks. My feet may be pounding the New York pavement but I will remain Butt-Check.org’s Oregon Ambassador and looking forward to joining forces with Kim’s New York Colon Cancer Awareness Ambassador Collin.
For my play by play, NextBlue.com will be featuring my journey “making it” in the fashion industry.
My Autism Awareness is not me… it’s you. You are doing an amazing job with my Global Awareness Project by taking the initiative to share the love, awareness, family stories, parenting tools and support resources. “One cause; One symbol” InventSuccess.org will be taking an active role in its success and build global support programs.
All right Portlanders there will be a party around the corner and New Yorkers… we’re gonna hit the town and break this newbie in.
I am so lucky to have so many people love and support me. Thank you! I will do my very best to make you proud and stake my claim. Wish me luck!
All my best,
Casey Golden
Supima Cotton called me out to NEW YORK
| August 3, 2011 | Filled under AG Jeans, Mr. Adriano Goldschmied, ShoutOUT, Supima Cotton, THANK YOU |
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WOW! I am a Google girl; in fact I have been impatiently waiting my Google Plus invite (achieved yesterday). Tonight, I randomly visited BING… what did I find? My first SHOUT OUT from www.Supima.com/ Who are they? “Founded in 1954, Supima is the promotional organization of the American Pima cotton growers. The Board of Directors of this non-profit organization is composed of Pima growers from the states of Arizona, California, New Mexico and Texas. All members pay a voluntary per bale assessment to support Supima’s marketing and promotional activities”
Thank you so much for the recognition; I’ve got your back!
Passionately yours,
The Butt Therapist
The Butt Therapist on FOX 12
| July 14, 2011 | Filled under CONTESTS, NEXTBLUE-Wrangler, ShoutOUT, VIDEOS |
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Watch The Butt Therapist on FOX channel 12…click the link: The Butt Therapist: on FOX 12 and see for yourself… Julie has the perfect derriere for modeling for me.
Who’s got my back?
| April 26, 2011 | Filled under My UPDATES, NEXTBLUE-Wrangler, ShoutOUT, THANK YOU |
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All my passionate and hilarious friends, my AMAZING family and to the Businesses and personalities that took my success to heart and made it their business here is a list of businesses that EVERYONE should check out! Thank you for every share, every VOTE and every word of encouragement!
Thank you for the PRESS
FOX12 Oregon: http://www.kptv.com/local-video/index.html?grabnetworks_video_id=4656067
The Denim Guy-http://thedenimguy.com/
Portland Monthly Magazine- http://www.portlandmonthlymag.com/blogs/shop-talk/vote-on-wrangler-for-a-pdx-jean-april-2011/
Thank you for Supporting The Butt Therapist on your Business Page
Chez Moi Boutique: http://www.chezmoistyle.com/
Anne Bocci Boutique: http://www.annebocciboutique.com/
Ashley with A Perfect Party:http://www.facebook.com/aperfectpartyandevents?sk=wall
Dimitris of Dimitris ZOZ Denim: http://www.dimitriszoz.com/
Dimitris of FrEaKy FrYdAy DenIm: http://www.facebook.com/freakyfrydaybrand?sk=wall
Nicolo of Bull Dog Tavern-http://www.bulldog-tavern.com/
Georg of Georg Roth LA: http://www.georgrothlosangeles.com/
Sian-Pierre of SWAGGER NYC and Paris: http://swaggernewyork.com/
Kevin Martin of The Gracious Few- http://www.thegraciousfew.com/
Arthur Wornum from “The Biggest Loser” http://www.nbc.com/the-biggest-loser/contestants/
Alicia Buffman of MWLC: http://www.facebook.com/pages/My-Weight-Loss-Challenge-MWLC/145473965501081
Joe Rare of A Vibrant Life: http://www.vibrantlifehcg.com/
George Zaharoff of Zaharoff Apparel: http://zaharoff.com/
Amy of A Day in my Shoes: http://www.martinfriedmanphotography.com/A_day_in_my_shoes.html
Jeff of Agave Denim: http://www.agavedenim.com/
Olga of Peoples Pride 4 All Denim: http://www.peoplespride4all.com/
Bridgeport Village Mall: http://www.bridgeport-village.com/
Jason of Jason Calderon Apparel: http://www.jcalderon.com
Nancy of Thread Letters: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Thread-Letters/300203646202?sk=info
Tiffany of Cakes ‘n’ Takes: http://www.facebook.com/cakes.n.takes?sk=info
Ed Kavishe of Fashion Wire Press: http://www.fashionwirepress.com/
Rosanna of Style Week Providence: http://www.styleweekprovidence.com/
Kylie Bax of The Original NZ Boots: http://theoriginalnzboots.tumblr.com/
Linda of Innovative Promotional Concepts: http://www.ipcpromos.com/
Damien of San Damian Collection: http://www.sandamianline.com/staging/001/usa/staticcat.php?catid=72
Everyone at Mario’s: http://marios.com/
Katelynne Cox: http://www.katelynnecox.com/
Everyone with Portland Fashion Week: http://www.portlandfashionweek.net/
Everyone at Tweaker Labs: http://www.tweakerlabs.com/
William of Split Wine Bar: http://splitwinebar.com/
Jo of Physical Element: http://www.physicalelement.com/
Mark from Hugo BOSS: http://www.hugoboss.com/us/en/collection.php
Amy from Meringue: http://meringueboutique.com/
Emily of MuffinHead: http://www.muffinheaddog.com
Special thanks to: Marie Miller, Thomas, Lyle, David Emery, Tami, Jeanne, Tristan Flanery, Vince Gonzales, Jonathan Joseph Peters, Leah, Jenn, Jay Sario, Caileigh, Penny, Melvin Murray, Edan Dawn, Larrieann, The Bisio Family, Heather, the Jones Family, Diesel Jeans Norway, Troy, Sarah, Star, Maytee & Chris Miller, Cynthia, Eryn, Jason, Travis and Anna Cohen for being my cheerleaders!
THANK YOU Z100 PORTLAND!
| April 22, 2011 | Filled under NEXTBLUE-Wrangler, ShoutOUT, TESTIMONIALS, THANK YOU |
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Link: THANK YOU Z100 PORTLAND!
VOTE for The Butt Therapist for THE next #Denim #Design for #Wrangler jeans!
VOTE for me HERE: http://www.nextblue.com/entry/157497
Z100 Portland’s: pop music Radio Station is showing more Wrangler LOVE than Portland’s Country stations! ROCK on z100!
The Gracious Few: Supportin’ The Butt Therapist!
| April 22, 2011 | Filled under ShoutOUT, Wrangler |
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Link: The Gracious Few: Supportin’ The Butt Therapist!
can I add a holy shit….=-)
Have you heard their album…. it pretty much kicks butt!
You can VOTE for The Butt Therapist too: http://www.nextblue.com/entry/157497
The Denim Guy is showing some LOVE my way!
| April 20, 2011 | Filled under NEXTBLUE-Wrangler, ShoutOUT |
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Link: The Denim Guy is showing some LOVE my way!
Denim Heads stick together…let’s kick some toosh!
