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Taylor Swift Covers Bliss Magazine

Posted by taylor blue on August 12, 2009 | 1 Comment

Taylor Swift is the September 2009 cover girl for Bliss magazine. I gather from the headlines on the page it’s a teen magazine. I wonder where ones like this were when I was a teen. I subscribed to YM and Seventeen, now a days they are so different than they were then. (I just googled it, it’s a magazine from the UK, it’s a teen magazine and often comes with free makeup. That sounds like a deal to me!)

In this issue Taylor talks about love, being fearless and being single. Here are the highlights:

Taylor on love: “Love is something that happens to really lucky people, but sometimes it’s not an exact fit. A lot of times you end up with people who maybe look the way you want them to, but don’t act the right way.”

Taylor on being single: “Right now, I’m genuinely happy being single. I feel that, when I meet the person who’s worth calling every night I’ll be happy to do it. But at the moment I don’t want to be out there looking for a boyfriend.”

Taylor on being fearless: “..being fearless is allowing yourself to get hurt. Putting personal details into my songs is a fearless move because there is a lot to lose. Some people might be freaked out and not talk to me in case they might end up in a song. But if one person is able to relate to it, then it’s worth it.”

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Stupid People Want To Cancel ‘Baby Borrowers’

Posted by taylor blue on July 9, 2008 | No Comments

Sometimes people attack the wrong things…just like this Child Advocacy Group for the show ‘Baby Borrowers’.

On The Baby Borrowers, five couples aged between 16 and 19 start off attempting to look after a baby for three days, before moving onto toddlers, pre-teens, teenagers and finally an elderly person.  This premise, according to child health experts, is an unsafe social experiment.

I totally disagree! I have said this to so many people that I wish this show was on when I was 19. I got pregnant at 20 and rushed into marriage right out of highschool and I totally may regret some of the decisions I made. This show if it were on when I was 19 would have made me look at life much different.

People worry that the teens are left alone with the kids and something may happen…but there is a nanny that is shadowing them and will come to help if it is an emergency. I don’t see a problem with it, it’s a great teaching tool that can show teens what it is like. My favorite part was when the one teen took the baby and took care of it all day while the other one went to work…when the teen that was working came home all they wanted to do was relax, while the other teen wanted help because they had been taking care of the baby all day. That is real life.

NBC would be dumb to listen…I can’t wait to see how these teens are at the end of it all.

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