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Gia Scott's Dawn of Shades
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Tuesday from 7-9 p.m. Central
Find the Virtual Auditorium in Paltalk
under the Social Issues category in "Other"
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will take you straight to the podcasts!
Now Gia has her own blog too. Find out what's going on with her by reading it yourself!
Catch Gia's TWITTER!!!!
Okay, it is not earth shattering stuff, but just for fun, if you want to read Gia's Twitter entries, you can follow her at: http://www.twitter.com/giascott
Gia is also the New Orleans Food Examiner.
Read her articles, get the recipes, and see the photos, it's a slice of New Orleans that anyone can enjoy!
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Its easiest to get the real deal grit on what's up with Gia from Twitter. If anyone would have told me a decade ago we'd be tweeting and googling, I would have rolled my eyes at them. Of course, I also said "when pigs fly!" when I was first told that I would some day move to New Orleans, and now I've been here over six years! (Whoa, I had figured I'd be here maybe a year! Time flies even faster than pigs, it seems.) My hair has gone gray, I've gotten fat, I'm driving a soccer-granny mini-van, and I can whip up a gourmet dinner out of a food box with a camp stove. I'm crossing my fingers that I get to be a grandma in the next few years. Hmmm not sure what all of that means, but here we go.
I'm engaged to my best friend, and we are sharing what life tosses at us. Life is good, and while I'm sure it could be better, I'm equally sure it could be a whole lot worse. I'm good at seeing the better side of life, and see no reason to dwell on the negatives.
Life tosses you some unexpected fruit sometimes, and you can either sit on a heap of rotting fermenting yuck or you make cobbler/pie/crisp/jam/jelly and have a party.
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