V-Day: No Money No Honey?

A sign of over-indulgence deep pockets: matter more than a love-you-deep.

I note and observe that spending by women go up many folds during the recent Valentine's Day weekend.

And so too do the credit card bills of their husbands and boyfriends.

I think the commercial aspect of Valentine's Day is a sad reality of consumerism and cheapened love.

Where the slightest impulse to spend and every excuse to get what's neither important nor symbolic of ones love to the other is getting too prevalent and embarassing.

Depressing.

In times of economic gloom, I think spending should be curbed to help your loved ones survive the storm and save for a better future together.

Credit card bills topple lives and ruin relationships.

So what's Valentine's day to these people these days?

A day to celebrate Lusting Love or a day that broke the bank and the bond that brought 2 people together?

Q

Drama Mama

It is high time The 'Music'-Star looked hard at her own reflection and ask exactly what kind of person she really is ... one too crazy for fame?

If there was one person so shamelessly chasing fame and self-preservation, there can be only one person: Madonna.

She'll do anything to keep her star bright.

Anything for fame. Anything for hype.
Anything to make more money.

She blasphemes religions, takes advantage of sub-demographics and cultures.

Sacrificing the integrity of her position as a wife and mother, even, just to pump up ticket sales for her world tour is nothing to her.

She'll grow old one day and realize that all she had given up was her morality as a living breathing person unworthy of clearing the Pearly Gates of Saint Petersberg.


Regrettably shameless.

Q