Tickets to... The View!

Well, I'm real cheezy.


My mom obtained tickets to a show that I ordinarily don't watch... The View! But hey, I might come home with some good gifts and prizes.

My mom looked it up and saw that Jackie Evancho is going to be performing.. Well, she didn't know who she was, and either did I until I googled her- now I remember who she is! She has some amazing ability!

I've watched America's Got Talent only a few times, but seen how she stole the show- is this show's season already over? Did she win? If not, I'm sure she will.. Kind of look forward to her singing Monday morning, even though I need to wake up at 4:30 am to be able to take the train to the city in time.. :P

I look forward to seeing Whoopi the most- she's awesome. Joy Behar can be really funny also, so this should be awesome!

Caylee Anthony One Year Memorial

Today is one year from the last day little Caylee was seen alive- if her grandfather, George Anthony was correct in saying that he saw her mother Casey leave with her that morning.

She's always on my mind just as strong a year later, and am patiently awaiting for justice to be served once the trial begins Oct 12th.


Today George and Cindy went on ABC's The Early Show (again), and pledged themselves to helping other missing children.

"Yesterday was a tough day. Today is a tough day. Every day has been a tough day," Cindy Anthony said during her interview on CBS' The Early Show.

"We just miss her so much."


Rest In Peace, little Caylee..

George Anthony: 'Proud of My Daughter'

In the second part of an exclusive interview, George and Cindy Anthony told the CBS "Early Show" that their daughter was full of energy as a child and now spends her time in jail reading law books.

Maggie Rodriguez conducted the interview and asked the Anthonys to describe Casey Anthony as a child.

"Casey was just full of energy. She was very inquisitive. She loved to read. She started reading at a very young age," Cindy Anthony said.

"Very sensitive, very caring - the kind of daughter that any father is proud of," George Anthony said. "I'm proud of my daughter.

Casey Anthony, 23, is charged with first-degree murder in the death of her daughter, Caylee, whose remains were found in a wooded lot near the family's east Orange County home. Caylee was 2 years old when she was reported missing, about a month after she was last seen alive.

The Anthonys were asked about their fondest memory of Caylee.

"I don't think we have enough time to talk about it," George Anthony said.

"Her goal was to make us smile and make us laugh," Cindy Anthony said. "She was very sensitive. If I came home from work and she could tell I had a bad day, she would grab my face and (give me a kiss) and say, 'C.C., I love you,'"

The Anthonys said dealing with Caylee's death is a daily struggle.

"We're dealing with it the best that we can. It's very hard, it's very difficult," Cindy Anthony said.

Rodriguez asked the Anthonys if they've fully dealt with the brutal aspect of the death.

"We don't know what happened to Caylee," Cindy Anthony said.

"But we know that she was murdered," CBS's Maggie Rodriguez said.

"But we don't know what happened to her. That's the thing," Cindy Anthony said.

Cindy Anthony said she has no regrets in how's she handled the situation.

"When I saw Casey (in July), I could tell something was wrong," said Cindy Anthony. "I don't know how I would react any differently. After I made the first 911 call, Casey thanked me in the car because she said I did something that she couldn't do, which was go to the police."

The Anthonys said they want to know what exactly happened to their granddaughter.

"I'd love to know more. I want to know what happened," said Cindy Anthony, who added that she can't fault her daughter. "How can we? We don't know what she's been through. I don't know what that girl has been through..."

Cindy Anthony said her daughter helped her get through the tough times...

The Anthonys said they do not visit Casey Anthony because the conversations are videotaped and made public.

"Unfortunately, we have laws in Florida where anything is up for grabs as far as - media has access to whatever - so if we go in for a normal visit, it's going to be on videotape," Cindy Anthony said. "We go to our hearings and get to see her."

George said it hurts not to be able to let her know that he's there for her.

"She's presumed innocent. The facts will all come out," Cindy Anthony said. "All we can do is stand behind our daughter, that's all we can do."

"That's our daughter. No matter what, that's still our daughter," George Anthony said.

Parts of the interview, in which Cindy Anthony defends here daughter, were not shown.

"No one knows what they would do when something so terrifying happens to you....in a panic or whatever," Cindy Anthony said.

The Anthony's admitted their daughter has shown little emotion since the disappearance of her daughter.

"Everybody reacts differently to tragedy. I am not Casey. I don't know what she was feeling. I can't judge and I'm not going to pre-judge," Cindy Anthony said.

When asked if she wished she had called 911 sooner, Cindy Anthony said she called for help as soon as she could. (source)

Casey Anthony's Parents Say 'No' Plea Deal

In a sit down interview together for the first time since their granddaugher, Caylee Anthony's remains were found, George and Cindy Anthony continue to publicly defended their daughter, saying that Casey had nothing to with Caylee's death.

"I don't think it's possible for my daughter to hurt anyone," George said, "And she wouldn't definitely hurt her own child. I mean, my gosh, I've seen the love every single day that she had for her. She took care of her being with us. So, I mean, she wouldn't hurt her."

The parents said they don't believe their daughter should accept a plea deal, despite the fact State Attorney's Office announced they will pursue the death penalty for Casey Anthony.

"Absolutely not," said Cindy, "I don't think Casey will take a plea deal. Casey is not going to admit for something she hasn't done. We love our daughter. We stand behind her. We know what kind of mother she was.
I don't really believe that her defense team is going to do anything to jeopardize anything in the future for her, said Casey's dad, So ... we have to wait and see what plays out. I don't believe that's going to happen with her. "

They appear eager to participate with The Early Show co-anchor Maggie Rodriguez up to the point when Rodriguez wanted to know why Cindy told authorities Casey's car smelled like a dead body had been in it?

The Anthony's lawyer, Brad Conway spoke on the couple's behalf:
"Maggie, those are issues that are going to come up at trial. And they're anxiously awaiting that. And there's been so much pretrial publicity that's going to affect the ultimate outcome and her ability to get a fair trial. So the questions that have to do with the statements that they gave, they want to wait and tell the truth in front of a jury and let a jury decide. "

Cindy replied, "She's presumed innocent...I think the truth will come out at trial, and that's what we have to wait for. You know, the defense is going to do their job. We're confident that they're going to do their job. And, you know, they'll be able to see for themselves that it's -- there's more to it. "