My daughter Tam watched "The View" almost every day. It's a television morning show founded by Miss Barbara Walters and at present time being hosted by legendary comedian Whoopi Goldberg together with old/ new talents such as Raven Symone (of the Raven show), Joy Behar, Candace Cameron, Michelle Collins. Then on this one episode, I noticed somebody familiar on our TV screen, I was surprised to have seen her there because I can only see or read her blog on the internet. The internet's famous cook and author of many cookbook was a special guest at THE VIEW! Wow! She's really that popular now. Good for her.
In this nationwide popular American TV show, she was interviewed candidly, and she also showed them how to cook meatballs. Her technique is somewhat a bit different from how I cook meatballs but that's it, sometimes you have to learn some techniques or new method of cooking, baking or in preparation of gourmet food or ranch food (Western cuisine). The stage that was put up in the presentation of her skills was splendid, totally amazing and had cowboy-like attitude. The right theme is there, fun, smart, bright, wide open-space and catchy.
They have such natural bond of unity and would you like to admire the presence of unity or togetherness once you are in crowd of people who loves food of people who love to eat and enjoy pleasant warm conversation. You know that natural way of interaction because there is something to celebrate. Ree Drummond was there also to promote her books. She is one of my favorite blog writers, author of books. I enjoyed her awesome appeal of being giddy and funny. She had that aura similar to"Goldie Hawn" that makes you giggle or laugh so hard at her sense of humor. I hope she likes me comparing her with Goldie. You'd better read her blog at:
http://thepioneerwoman.com
and find out her many incredible stories of her family, her family's ranch, her family tree including the many herds of cattle and dogs. You might be surprised with the many new recipes that you can learn from her. I might purchase her cookbook for Christmas so that I can use it for Christmas Eve's dinner presentation.
I don't mind promoting somebody else's blog if I like it. I don't need to pay for such promotion right? This is my blog anyway. Here's the point, rather my point that it's okay to promote somebody else's work or idea as long as you don't steal somebody's work and idea and pretend it is yours. You know what I mean?
