14 Comments

1. 
   Tuesday July 13th, 2010 at 9:44 am

   Hey Wendy, How you doin? It’s me again…Girl, After watching your show last night I managed to catch an episode of Bethanny – Getting married? OMG!!! what a great show..it was the wedding episode..Oh how beautiful!!1 I cried….guess I’ll be a fan of that show too.

   By the way, you have a request for audience members not to wear white? why is that?
2. 
   Tuesday July 13th, 2010 at 1:51 am

   Welcome Back Wendy Its Been Quite Awhile But July 12TH Is Finally Here And Your Finally Back, How You Doin Ms Wendy? Today’s Welcome Back Show Was So Amazing With Bethanny Frankel On The Show She Looks So Amazing And Quite Honestly I Don’t Care How She Lost The Weight She Truly Looks So Amazing! I Also Loved The Parenting Tips You Gave Today That Was So Informative And OMG Wendy Casey James Made Me Cry So Now That’s Twice Today Cuz I Cried While You Came Out On Stage Crying And Then Casey Sang That Beautiful Song And I Cried All Over Again, I Love You Wendy And Its My Dream To Meet You, I Can’t Afford A Trip To New York But It Would Be A Birthday Wish Come True As Well As A Dream Come True To Get A Call From You Inviting Me To Come To Meet You And See Your Show! My Birthday Is July 22nd And Wendy I Swear To God On The Bible Im Your Biggest Fan Please Call And Wish Me Happy Birthday, My Life Has Been A Life Of Ups And Downs With Suffering From HIV And Epilepsy I Just Need A Break! I’ll Be Waiting For Your Call Girl I Love You Always!

   XOXO
   Scott Stodden (Freeport,Illinois)
3. 
   Tuesday July 13th, 2010 at 1:06 am

   Wendy!!! How you Doin? Wendy, I’m a big fan, but my daughters?!?!?…..Wendy, they love….I mean, LOVE you! My 7 year old keeps asking me to send in a recording of her saying,”How you Doin?” so she can see it on television. She’s made up a skit and all (She’s hilarious!!) Who knows what the chances are of her video making the air are, but I’m going to send it so she can stop harassing me..
   – Anyway Wendy, It would be an amazing treat if I would be able to take my 3 kids to the American Idol Concert in Miami. What a lasting memory for them in such a trying time for us. It would be nice. Anyway Wendy, you keep doing what you’re doing. So many can relate.
4. 
   Monday July 12th, 2010 at 10:20 pm

   Hey Wendy,

   I am soooo glad you’re back. Now my morning will be even brighter. Thank you for having a great show.

   It was great seeing Betheny, make sure you mention how she has had her face ‘snatched’ and looks at least 10 years younger. Find out who her plastic surgeon is, he does really good work, he must be the same one Jill Zarin used because she looks so much better also. Who is the plastic surgeon, Wow!!!!?

   So great to see you back Wendy:)
5. 
   Monday July 12th, 2010 at 7:56 pm

   I’m off for the summer and I was relieved that new shows started today-welcome back Wendy!!! Where should I start? I’ve been wanting to write to you for the longest but never had the time. I’ve been a HUGE fan of yours since HOT 97 days,then BLS and now:) First,thanks for having Bethenny on to kick off the show-I love her(she’s a friend in my head because we’re both new moms). Her show is off the hook and I’m happy that she’s been blessed in so many ways(congrats Bethenny ’cause you deserve it)..Second,I see where you’re having Stacy London back on your show – GOOD! Please let her talk Wendy,you dominated her talk-time the last time she was on your show (I still love you though Wendy:)..Third,I’m not going to address the child-free people because I’m a new mom and I’ll go on and on. I’m thankful that I wasn’t selfish (towards coworkers who had children) when I didn’t have a child. I MUST say that I bust my behind twice as hard at work because now I have another reason why I need a check-I have an innocent life that depends on me (this statement is in reference to those child-free people who say parents don’t work hard at the job or don’t work as hard as them)…Last, I would like to give a shout out to my sorors from Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority,Inc. We’re a historically black sorority founded in 1922. Wendy you always shout out the other sororities but leave us out. FYI Sigma Gamma Rho was the ONLY black sorority founded on a predominantly WHITE campus. Our colors are Royal Blue and Gold! Although we are the last sorority founded we still stand strong with hundreds of thousands of members world-wide,holla! Sigma Gamma Rho,now U know!!…Keep doin whatcha doin Wendy,Luv Ya!
6. 
   Monday July 12th, 2010 at 5:31 pm

   How you doin’ Wendy,
   I am so happy you are back, I always say that but I truly
   miss your show. the reruns are wonderful but its’ not like
   you being live. Looking forward for all the new quest and all
   the new topics. Wendy you look great and I am always surprise
   to see you crying, you are a very passions lady don’t change.

   jae
7. 
   Monday July 12th, 2010 at 4:45 pm

   Really enjoyed Casey’s rendition of “Paint Me A Blue Sky.” Please post a video so his fans can see it again. Thanks Am really looking forward to seeing Casey when the American Idol tour comes to town.
8. 
   Monday July 12th, 2010 at 3:50 pm

   Hi Wendy,
   Tomorrow my daughter, sister, niece, daughter’s friend and I will be attending your show. It is my girl’s birthday, please give her a shout out! India Diaz.

   Thanks for being so sweet!

   Angela
9. 
   Monday July 12th, 2010 at 3:17 pm

   Wendy,
   Now that you are relaxed, refreshed and re-energized…..nothing like starting off the 2nd season with a real hot topic, i.e. Dana Loesch’s discussion with you on “To be or not to be [...] a biological mother.”
   A WELCOME BACK to the Hedda Hoppa/Dear Abbey of the airwaves…..the do ask – maybe tell, fashion-wearing, a huggable Wendy Williams.
   Controversy can be critical, cunning or carefully explained. Both science and religion, which rarely concur, do share common ground on the issue of expectations of the human female. I’m talking about child-bearing, simply based upon the physiological design of the female anatomy from the scientific perspective to the scriptural tenets of the religious populace.

   On the other hand, only science has proven that there can be significant difference in the partnership between physical and the mental in the human species.The brain, of which we know and utilize only 10 percent of, is obviously not identical among woman. Despite social folkways and mores in our western culture, women know their inner needs and desires. Sociological pressures for female ‘breeding’ cycle time, will not change any women who elect not to give birth. Some women do not feel a biological desire for pregnancy, birthing and subsequent motherhood. (Option for adoption is another issue altogether.)

   Having taught from Head Start through college age children, did not change me the slightest in desiring motherhood during my ‘breeding age’, and thus, I NEVER had a ‘biological clock ticking’, as it’s so often called…Never had social, religious, pressures nor regret or guilt. This is my ‘normalcy’ for the body vessel I live in and OWN!

   Genes and chromosones have an unpredictable outcome. We need to learn to respect nature’s designs rather than condemn, criticize or forcefully alter from external pressures, those who desire biological motherhood. Those who disagree with Dana don’t have to be so hateful and need learn to agree to disagree, but tactfully.

   Women are as diverse as the universal color spectrum, i.e. from hunters to breeders, from barren to simply zero interest or desire in birthing. We’re all somewhere along the blessed road called life…..whether we want to give life or not….we all have some unique and individualized purpose to fulfill which may or may not include the birthing experience. …so sez the qatzmeow – Afi Phoebe
10. 
    Monday July 12th, 2010 at 3:03 pm

    Sexting/Snooping- I totally agree with snooping in your kids stuff! I have two sons that are 29 and 27. When they lived at home I let them know that I WILL snoop, and I did! They are grown and live out on their own. They are responsible and wonderful sons. It is truly every parents responsibility to SNOOP!
11. 
    Monday July 12th, 2010 at 2:52 pm

    i would like free tickets to american idol in manchester nh
12. 
    Monday July 12th, 2010 at 12:00 pm

    I am trying to get 8 tickets to American Idol in Houston Texas. I have four boys who would love to go and a husband would believes he could be the next American Idol. I would really appreciate it if you would consider giving our family some tickets.
13. 
    Monday July 12th, 2010 at 11:02 am

    If you have a dress code that asks audience members not to wear white, then don’t give one that wore white the first “Eye Candy” award!
14. 
    Monday July 12th, 2010 at 10:56 am

    Hi Wendy…glad to see you back…hope you had a great summer break!
    Well, I just wanted to say something about the moms vs. non-mom thing…myself and my husband have chose not to have kids…that being said I would like to add to the topic that being a child-free person in the workplace has shown me a great deal of prejudice. Women with children are able to acquire time off much more easily, have special phone previleges, are able to get decent work hours without OT, staying late and do not have to bend to make the office successful and so on and so on… I have worked extra hours at any given time for mothers to be with the children in fun and illness and found that when I would need time off for illness or anything these mothers would not cover. This has been my experience in different offices. It is not fair to me as a child-free person to be treated as if I don’t have a life because I don’t have children. I have a husband, family and needs that require my time as well as they do. As for the school thing we moved to an area where we are paying better property taxes because we do not want to pay sooooo much for the school system in this area, that mind you it is failing because of the administrators etc. but, we did have to buy a much more expensive home. l do not dislike children and people who are building solid families that will contribute to a future….that is a wonderful thing. I love my nephew and spend a great great deal of time with him to enrich his life the best way I am able (that’s a whole other story)My point is that it is more expensive to be child-free and society tends to demean and diminish child-free people. Just saying…