Monday, June 30, 2008

Who's the Hot Chick in Front?

She looks familiar to me...


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11 comments:

Bekah said...

where did you FIND that??? Please tell me you were not driving down a massive highway in Ohio.

6/30/2008 4:48 PM
janice said...

As a matter of fact Bekah, Cleveland (Mayfield Hts. to exact) has a satelite campus with that same billboard off of I71 north.

I'll have to get a pic next time I travel that way

6/30/2008 5:03 PM
Christina said...

Too funny!

I'd know that hot chick-a-dee anywhere!

Great stuff!

6/30/2008 5:29 PM
Malott said...

Bekah,

I was checking out IndyStar.com and you were one of the advertisements.

I saw the picture and thought, "I know her"... And then I read the IWU part...

6/30/2008 6:56 PM
SkyePuppy said...

Man! I figured it out before there were any comments, but blogger wouldn't post my comment!!! Grrr!
/frustration

Our Bekah is famous the whole world over!

6/30/2008 7:08 PM
SkyePuppy said...

BTW, Bekah,

I like your hair better the way it is now. You look so fabulously classy in the birthday photo on your blog.

6/30/2008 7:10 PM
Mojo_Risin said...

Bekah, How YOU doin'?

6/30/2008 7:18 PM
Tsofah said...

Bekah,

Can I have your autograph? I think this is awesome!

6/30/2008 7:27 PM
Bekah said...

You guys make me laugh (and turn several shades of red).

INDY STAR??? Oh brother. Yeah I definitely didn't know it was on there!!! It was taken in a shoot for a billboard for the Cleveland/Cincy areas...but it has mysteriously appeared in a variety of other places that I didn't expect.

Skyepuppy - I had a great hair day every day that whole week EXCEPT that day. I look like a drowned rat. And after an hour or so of a closet sized room and WAY bright lights, all my product started to slide out of my hair. It was comical (later). But thanks for the compliment on the post-photo shoot look. ;)

Chris, sorry I wrote a book in your comments. I'll be quiet now.

6/30/2008 9:12 PM
Malott said...

Bekah,

Please don't apologize for the length of your comment. Brevity is to women, what mascara and brassieres are to men.

I've lived long enough to know that a woman's hair is a lifelong study of length, color, curl, style,and split ends... Good hair days are a cause for celebration, and the bad days are to be explained in fervent and anxious detail... No matter how many words it takes to justify one's appearance... No matter how much space it takes up on my blog.

I would have said that "my hair got sweaty"... And where is the glory... Where is the drama in that?

7/01/2008 4:43 AM
janice said...

mojo, that's funny!

7/01/2008 10:59 AM

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