Crazy Times



Sarah Silverman, Tina Fey, and Amy Poehler as the three graces in an April 2008 photo shoot by
Annie Leibovitz



 Vanity Fair Portraits at the National Portrait Gallery
by Annie Leibovitz

 

NICE Legs

Tina Fey's pretty legs!!!! 

 Sexy brunette girl with long legs

sexy brunette woman in black white 

older woman deeper beauty of Kamila A. !!!!

Dayami Padron walking in simplicity !!!!

TINA FEY in the light of colors

Tina Fey's pretty legs crossed!!

TINA FEY 2013 Oscars

Tina Fey

Tina Fey is the highest paid TV series actress in the business.

Tina Fey!!!!

Tina Fey's expressive face has its own perfection.

Tina Fey, a mother, like all mothers today is the end result of social activism,
and the start of something new and progressive. 

PREGNANT & famous

Tina Fey at 20th Bunny Hop hosted by Soeciety of MSKCC in New York City

Tina Fey takes a down-to-earth approach to parenting: “I don’t care how many (magazine) covers you’re on. When you’re chasing a three-year-old around with a pull-up (diaper) hoping she won’t poop on the floor, you’re just like every other mom on the planet.”

She felt “stricken with guilt and panic” when her 5-year-old daughter Alice — probably “the only child in her class without a sibling” — would say, “I wish I had a baby sister,” and the Fey recalls how she would “debate the second-baby issue when I can’t sleep.”

“I get up to go to the bathroom and study myself in the mirror,” she writes. “Do I look like someone who should be pregnant? I look good for 40, but I have the quaggy jawline and hollow cheeks of a mom, not a pregnant lady. It’s now or never. This decision can’t be delayed.


“Science shows that fertility and movie offers drop off steeply for women after 40.


“What’s so great about work anyway? Work won’t visit you when you’re old. Work won’t drive you to get a mammogram and take you out after for soup.


“Hollywood be damned. I’ll just be unemployable and labeled crazy in five years anyway.” - Tina Fey, "Bossypants"

 

pregnant mother Sophia Gallegos 37 weeks with twins

"Does pregnancy move the divisive lines between regular mothers and famous mothers, or are there lines?" - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories

  

PARENTING STYLES

Tina Fey, a skilled comedic actress catapulted into fame by her Sarah Palin sketches on the old comedy show, Saturday Night Life, has children of her own. Tina Fey, and Sarah Palin have a similar beauty, and physical style, and most important they are good mothers, but the similarities end at some point when you go down into the real nitty gritty of their views of the world they live in, and the relationships they have with their wombs, and water.

Sarah Palin exposed her family on her reality TV show, and talks about her family during interviews. I watched some of Sarah Palin's reality show. Impressive. Millions loath her, and were unable to discern the wisdom of her parenting style or appreciate the beauty of her love for her children, the land, and culture of the indigenous people of Alaska. I didn't know, until the show aired, her husband's people are Inuit, and indigenous to the land. She grounds her children, which used to be fundamental to childrearing. Like most American children they have cell phones, but unlike most parents she balances the air element (cell phones) with Earth energy (on hands tasks like cleaning fish, tanning hides). This a powerful, and empowering teaching lost to many parents. Her children are outside in the forest, white water rafting, flying in small aircraft, talking to the elders, and exploring their backyard in simple ways lost to her detractors.

Sarah Palin consciously makes connections between her family, and the land in a variety of ways. Sarah Palin is, also, part of a cultural paradigm that despises the Earth, our Mother, and renders insignificant the notion of wholeness, and connection, or relationship with the Earth, our Mother. This contradiction stands with her on each podium. Pouring from each rant of her party is the gross contradiction that purposely undermines mothers across the continent as they bully people into being ashamed of being liberal, and able to negotiate, and compromise.

Tina Fey is drawn into this tribute for her ability to draw all of these contradictions into comedic skits.

I couldn't, myself, connect with Barack Obama until I heard his wife speak three months before the election. I could clearly see who he was by who she was, and what she embodied that was connected to divinity, and African spirituality, and the unity between love, and intellectual curiosity that is held in distain by supporters of the agenda that is undermining the United States of America. The founder and president of the Children's Defense Fund, Marian Wright Edelman (a Black woman) said today on the talk show THE TALK: "The premise of the American dream is that our children will do better than their parents. That is sliding backwards (in this country)!” Sarah Palin says those words, and expresses those sentiments but she, and the party and people she represents, as Tea Party folks, good Christians, and white poor, and middle class, and rich Americans, live within the contradictions of their rhetoric by the practice of non-belief in the equality of peoples other than white America!

It is a sad commentary, but it glares out from under the laws the Republican, and Tea Party has created that sustain the belief in eating our grandchildren to feed our children. Ms. Edelman said, "... we have leaders who have Robin Hood in reverse theory, and they'd rather give tax cuts to millionaires and billionaires."

Sarah Palin connects her children with their father's people in the culture of the Inuit people, and her politics, and stance encourages the strange paradigm that votes against one's best interests. Tina Fey serves the consciousness of her generation by raising the fundamental questions that serve the future of our children the Christian conservative movement shuns, and condemns. – Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories