Showing posts with label magic johnson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label magic johnson. Show all posts

Monday, June 15, 2009

Cookie Johnson Jeans

The new Cj by Cookie Johnson Jeans at Nordstrom! Magic’s wife Cookie Johnson offers Cj by Cookie Johnson, an exciting new line of demin for women with curves. “I’ve seen everything from tears of relief to sexy struts in front of the mirror,” she smiles. “The confidence that great-fitting jeans give women is the most rewarding thing about creating Cj.”
Cookie is a graduate of Michigan State University, with a top degree in Retailing of Clothing and Textiles. Her jeans offer more room in the back and upper thighs, some coming in bootcuts. Cookie teams up with Michael Glasser for the demin line. The Cj jeans shown above are “CJ by Cookie Johnson ‘Love’ Boyfriend Jeans” Subtle distressing enhances faded, dark-rinse jeans with a casual, relaxed fit and cuffed hems.
Cookie Johnson Jeans - There’s a new brand for denim jeans out there that has gotten very popular, designed by the wife of NBA legend Magic Johnson, cookie Johnson. She decided to start her own brand of jeans after not finding anything for her figure in stores: In her efforts, she has the help of Michael Glasser. The aim is to provide a designer look, but to fit in women who have a fit but curvy body. Right now most brands focus on slim cuts.

Friday, June 12, 2009

Bill Russell

Bill Russell was talking about agreement(s) he and Red had while Red was coaching Bill, but I soon figured out he was referring to the agreements that would be required of a new coach, had Bill Russell not ended up coaching the Celtics himself, (i.e. the lists he referred to that he and Red drew up). The new coach would have to agree to things before he could become the coach of the Celtics.
(Bill had no response to this last comment of mine, and I suddenly felt like my comment was maybe a bit too personal, or maybe he suddenly felt uncomfortable by talking about Red, and his close relationship with Red, with a stranger, so I quickly moved on. Hey, what can I say? I got caught up in the surreal moment of talking to the great Bill Russell talking intimately about the Legendary Red Auerbach.
Mr. Russell I hope you have time for a few more questions. Speaking of the days of old, my next question is related to the list of the Legends you have at this camp. When I look back at all these Legend players, and how they were good stewards and protectors of the game of basketball, Well I’ll tell you I have enormous respect and affection for the players of today. I have made it a point to get to know them.