Glamour Magazine contacted me asking me for an interview for an article not related to Deaf or Cochlear Implants.
I responded to their email and said, "Ok."
I explained to them that I am not Glamour-ous.
They didn't believe me.
Then..
I started thinking.
I remember flipping through Glamour Magazine as a little girl and dreaming of becoming like those models all dressed up and beautiful. But not just beautiful, beautiful with something extra.
(Note: I laughed for three days straight)
I have re-evaluated my concept of Glamour.
Glamour is not just the lipstick color of the moment....
So, I have found peace with the fact that I am part of an article in Glamour Magazine, and I took advantage of the occasion by requesting that they add information for parents of newly diagnosed children with hearing loss. (Crossing fingers that they do that- I believe the article will appear in the July issue)
After all, there HAS to be a reason they found me out of all the blogs on internet.
5 comments:
I never read Glamour, but if you're in it, I'll definitely buy that issue! good going, Jodi!
I love it! And yes, there is a reason they found you out of all the blogs out there. And BTW, you may not be the conventional "Glamorous" but you are FIERCE!!!! And that trumps Glamorous any day of the week;) Can't wait to see the article.
Of course they found you! Think of what "glamorous" meant in the teens vs. the thirties ... girl, you should be on the cover! Can't wait to read it!
LOL...just wait to see my Glamorous response:-)
xoxo,
Jodi
Thank youuuuuuuuuuuu!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
GET OUT! So exciting!
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