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She just mentions that she never stood up for Sammy at the Kane show (guess calling them/corporation bullies) then segues into a woman named Betsy who stood up to Lance Armstrong. That's all I listened too. |
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| We have a true hero! Thank you for the screenshots! |
Aw shucks, just keeping up with the drama!
People who can't see it - maybe you were blocked? Idk I can still see everything on there I got what I could but I can only do so much at work (this is FAR more entertaining). |
I am not "friends/fans" of Danni and I was able to see once I logged in. Her page is public to a point, but logging in was the key part. |
OP here. Wasn't trying to bash anyone, I realize how it may have come across that way. I mentioned that it could have been coincidence. I just found it odd that she mentioned it in her blog and then all of a sudden Kane is allowing them to film the vids. Either way, it's awesome that either parent is willing to let their daughters have fun and do something that's 'popular' right now, I'm sure they had a great time being able to film something like that. |
| So I was listening to the podcast from today and I couldn't find the part where they talked about Danni being "busy". I think they may have edited it, I wouldn't be surprised. |
Thank you for posting those screenshots! I was logged in and still couldn't see that comment but can see others that have been discussed here. Maybe she set the privacy to.. something? Or maybe it's because I don't actually "Like" her page? Idk, but I appreciate the posts
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It was at 1 hr 11 minutes. only lasted about 30 seconds |
| Hopefully, someone can answer; nondisclosure agreements typically have an end date, such as the end of your contract. Does iheart arrange a lifetime one? Also, not that Danni would, but what goes on if she simply refuses to be "bought out" of her contract? |
It starts at 72 mins on the podcast. Listening right now. |
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Danni is so fucking fake. Read this long ass blog post on her facebook about how much she loves Slim from this April!!!! :
Traveling alone, leaving behind all distractions, can really allow time for soul searching. When I touched down in St. Lucia, I didn't know if I wanted to be married. That didn't mean I wanted a divorce. Plenty of people stay married even if they don't WANT to for many reasons. I landed in the motherland and I just didn't know if our marriage was really serving us as people and if it wasn't serving us, could it also not be serving our girls? I never questioned my love though; I love him so much it hurts sometimes. I had a lot of time to reflect... I discovered that I was so happy, and so sad, to spend alone time with DC. So much of MJ's babyhood is a blur, I have bits and pieces of it but Postpartum Depression overshadows so much of what I should have experienced with her. I love her like crazy, but I wish I could remember so much more. I also wish that her infancy wasn't so tragically linked to the worst moments of my existence. I loved every moment I spent with DC, these past six months have almost seemed like first time parenting. I am in love with the moments that we are sharing and creating, but I have guilt over my lack of recalling those same events with her sister. I am so THANKFUL for the little nuggets that do pop up and surprise me. Out of nowhere a baby MJ memory will show up and give me a glimmer of hope that one day I may just remember it all. I learned how much I have changed. I would have NEVER in all my life traveled by myself. ME?! The girl who has forever considered herself a twindividual? But I loved it. I loved the silence, the reflection, the lack of needing to entertain anyone else. I loved allowing my thoughts to run wild and having the silence to sort through so many different things. I reveled in me-ness, if that is such a thing. I discovered a new me, who has changed in so many ways, but at the core will always be the same ME. The new me has evolved and intentionally grown through struggles and successes. Though I am very different than I used to be, the values that define me will never change, and I am proud of that. I disconnected which is extremely hard for me. I left my phone at home, I sat for hours with no technology on the beach. I didn't call anyone or reach out to anyone besides Slim and MJ and I didn't keep up on what was going on in the world or what was featured on the news. Instead I listened to the waves crash, the sounds of the roosters in the morning, hiked miles upon miles and ate more ice cream than any person should ever eat in a span of 7 days...and I survived. Hell I flourished! I learned so much about myself when I unplugged because it was only then that I actually got to HEAR MYSELF. I cried. I was alone, under a mosquito net, just thinking. I have doubted myself for the longest time: questioning if I am a good wife and mom...I AM NOT GOING TO DO THAT ANYMORE. I immensely value perspective and difference of opinion, but when it comes to my life choices, how I run my family, the decisions that I make for myself and my family NOBODY gets to have a say. The thing is, I really do know that I am a great mom, and now a great partner, it's only when I let outside opinions influence me that I begin to self doubt. I was thankful. Thankful that God gave me the ability to meet a perfect stranger and have a deep interesting conversation, mostly thankful though that God knows exactly when to send those perfect strangers my way. I have met some incredibly inspiring people this way. I have kept a great deal of them in my life. I met my friend Leigh on a catamaran in St. Lucia over two years ago. She held my baby and we spoke for hours. Turned out she lived in DC, the place I was moving to in two weeks. She gave me her email. When I arrived in DC I emailed her and I was honest. I told her I needed a friend and I loved her energy. She has been around ever since, even keeping MJ for days while I gave birth to DC. On my way home from this trip I met Pina and Fenton. An amazingly beautiful couple who inspired me. Pina and I spoke for hours about life, love and parenting. Another perfect stranger, another great life lesson, right on time...Thank you God. I realized just how important ME time really is. I spend so much time catering to everybody else. I worry about my kids, my husband, my home, my friends, my family, my job... everything and I rarely ever think of my own wants and needs. Being alone made me realize how much centering myself and taking care of me really does need to remain a priority. When I am good, they will always be good. I am going to write a book, travel, run another half marathon, continue to have great conversations with perfect strangers, get a facial (can you believe I haven't gotten one since I gave birth to MJ?) I am going to hike, camp, go to plays and I wouldn't be me if I was fighting for some necessary causes so I am going to continue to do that too. I am not, however, going to entertain anything or anyone that doesn't belong on this journey with me. Traveling alone, leaving behind all distractions, can really allow time for soul searching. When I headed off to St. Luica, just me a baby and a bag...I didn't know if I wanted to be married. After 7 days alone in the Caribbean, I was flooded with realizations. The biggest being I love who I have become. I have changed, I have grown and my evolution wasn't all my doing, he helped. we have been through more than I even care to share, and there have been times that I wanted to be done, but I am the best version of myself and he has been by my side the entire time. Our love has helped me grow. Our arguments, tears, anger, lies, laughs, conversations, our children, helped me evolve. I am the greatest version of myself so far and he's still by my side. Some days I don't want to be married. Some days I want to travel the world with zero responsibility, but I NEED to be married, and to him. For years I have prayed to God daily this little prayer, "Dear God, help me be the best me that I can be." It will not always be pretty, and I won't always like him, but my love for him and these little girls has made me the best ME that I can be. So thank you God for giving me the courage to travel alone, for allowing me to have so much freedom to really hear my heart and mind. Thank you even more for answering that prayer on March 19th, 2011. I have been becoming the best version of myself since I married him. I am content in this moment just letting things flow. Nothing is guaranteed, but where I am right now is EXACTLY where I am supposed to be. |
| ^^^^^^Wow. Literally who cares? |
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