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Lead the Cheers!

October 21, 2015 By: Debbie Smith2 Comments

During the summer between my freshman and sophomore year of high school, I worked at a Hot Dog on a Stick type of establishment in the mall. I had only been working there a few weeks when, on this ... [ Read More ]

Heartbreak is indeed heartbreaking

October 8, 2015 By: Debbie Smith10 Comments

In my darkest hours, I often retreat to the safety of my hall closet.  I suppose the tight walls in that pitch black space cradle me like my mother’s womb and I feel held again. Or maybe it’s because ... [ Read More ]

Anxiety, Pouty of One?

June 10, 2014 By: Debbie Smith5 Comments

My mom was in town for the last two weeks (God Bless her!) to play nurse while I recovered from my gutting. (OUCH!) For 24 hours straight, and 12 straight days, mom and I were together. That’s a ... [ Read More ]

I’m Happy, but not “Clap Along” Happy

May 22, 2014 By: Debbie Smith7 Comments

I was a cheerleader for seventeen years and a high school cheer coach for ten years. If there’s anything I know how to do, it’s to fake enthusiasm and smile through defeat (Like the three straight ... [ Read More ]

Things That Should Be Banned Along With Donald Sterling

April 29, 2014 By: Debbie Smith7 Comments

Mankind knows no limit. Honestly, humanity is amazing! Do you realize that out of nothing at all, we've created famous structures like Machu Picchu, the Great Wall of China, the BIGGEST ... [ Read More ]

Why I Love Music But Don’t Love Music Festivals

April 25, 2014 By: Debbie Smith13 Comments

I love music, I just don’t LOVE music festivals. Admitting this will not go over well here in the music capital of the world of Austin, Texas. It’s about as popular a sentiment as a Californian ... [ Read More ]

You Get What You Pay For

April 15, 2014 By: Debbie Smith18 Comments

I didn’t always used to be so chintzy. While some people were born total cheapskates, unwilling to pay top-dollar for quality products and services, I assure you, I was NOT one of them!  However, ... [ Read More ]

Don’t let comments on Social MEANia hurt your feelings

April 10, 2014 By: Debbie Smith15 Comments

Sometimes I forget that people can be mean. (Yes, I live in a cave far, far away from the real world. HA!) Truth is, people can say something that can rattle your soul and cause you to react, ... [ Read More ]

NFL Football: Now you can get a cheerleader and a hotdog

April 3, 2014 By: Debbie Smith8 Comments

NFL Cheerleaders are not fast food. Well, let me clarify, NFL Cheerleaders should not be treated like fast food! Yet, the National Football League has approved an App that will allow fans an ... [ Read More ]

What’s in a Name?

March 25, 2014 By: Debbie Smith18 Comments

Based on my name alone, I often wonder if my parents thought they were having kittens rather than twins. I desperately want to believe my name selection resulted from last-minute spontaneity. ... [ Read More ]

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About Debbie

Debbie J. Smith lives in Austin, Texas and is the published writer, stand-up comedian and former NFL cheerleader who lowered her bar so much she tripped on it.

Debbie welcomes you to subscribe (above) to her blog and marinate in the fresh perspective and the nuggets of funny she freely offers here. Read More…

My Most Recent Posts

  • The Shutdown March 15, 2020
  • Faith and Flapjacks July 2, 2018
  • And Then I Lost My Balance June 20, 2017
  • Fill These Empty Hands September 8, 2016
  • Raising Moments March 31, 2016

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The Shutdown

As the world closes its doors to keep the coronavirus out of its crevices, my heart has only just begun to slowly open ... [ Read More ]

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