Singer Pink on motherhood: pure joy
It used to be whiskey, tears and cigarettes…. Now it’s [my baby’s] kind of tears, no cigarettes and the color of poop. Pure joy. I miss the whiskey, not the cigarettes.
I do a lot of dancing now with [Willow] and I’m just happier….
This album is a lot of rock and roll but it reflects that there’s a dance party in our house….
Your career goes up and down, but… at the end of the day, if I didn’t do another thing, I’m blessed.
I like myself more than I used to.
~ Singer Pink, revealing the positive impact that her infant daughter, Willow, has made on her life, as quoted by People, July 12
Jul.16, 2012 7:26 am |
Pop Culture |
Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
lovely! Motherhood does change one’s perspective, and it’s definitely a blessing! I am so glad that some of our famous Moms let others know of the blessings of family. God’s plan is for people to give to others, and parenthood does that beautifully! ;)
i’m not a big Pink listener. But she’s been very sweet about this from the beginning of her pregnancy. I’m so glad for her and her little family. The old bromide is true: a baby changes everything!
Another hard-core pro-abort who nevertheless is in favor of animal rights. Not a fan.
Well, I hope my hometown girl stays happy. Not particularly a fan, either. Her song “standing up” to the last president wasn’t exactly brilliant.
An interviewer ran down the list of all the beauty contest titles sex goddess Jayne Mansfield has won. Then he asked, “What is your favorite title?”
She answered, “I like to be called ‘mother.'”
According to biographer May Mann, Jayne Mansfield also stated, “I’ve never had an abortion. Not many of our top glamour queens can say that. I’ve never denied life to a little baby growing in my womb.”