“Not even the death of her son Daniel was cause enough to allow this woman a moment's peace . . .She was born Vickie Lynn Hogan on November 28, 1967 in Houston, Texas. Although her life was less then glamorous, she was determined to make something out of herself;. . . I always thought she was beautiful no matter what size she was. That's the beauty about life, people come in all different colors, shapes and sizes, but Anna was consistently ridiculed because of her weight. . .[she] was a human punching bag, . . .no saint, no one is,. . . but she was a human. She had feelings like everyone else, . . .She no longer has to worry about what people say about her. She no longer has to listen while millions of strangers pass judgment on her. Rest in Peace Anna, tell Marilyn we said hello.” from Anna Nicole Smith: Another Media Casualty by Sindy Lucas.
Saturday, February 10, 2007
Anna Nicole Smith & The Compassion Thing Again
“Not even the death of her son Daniel was cause enough to allow this woman a moment's peace . . .She was born Vickie Lynn Hogan on November 28, 1967 in Houston, Texas. Although her life was less then glamorous, she was determined to make something out of herself;. . . I always thought she was beautiful no matter what size she was. That's the beauty about life, people come in all different colors, shapes and sizes, but Anna was consistently ridiculed because of her weight. . .[she] was a human punching bag, . . .no saint, no one is,. . . but she was a human. She had feelings like everyone else, . . .She no longer has to worry about what people say about her. She no longer has to listen while millions of strangers pass judgment on her. Rest in Peace Anna, tell Marilyn we said hello.” from Anna Nicole Smith: Another Media Casualty by Sindy Lucas.
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