Real Housewives of D.C.
26. May, 2009 
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Photoshopped Pamela Sorensen of PamelasPunch.com, Andrea Rodgers and Juleanna Glover (courtesy of DC Sleez)
I’ve been in meetings stretching from Old Town to Del Ray to Georgetown to Chevy Chase all day, and just got online about an hour ago. In addition to the haters on Late Night Shots, The Washington Post has also picked up on the geekiness of my Memorial Day weekend. Some may call my creating the page vanity, but I see it more as an educational experience.
I have learned that Wikipedia may be more fiefdom than democracy –”the free encyclopedia that anyone can edit”. Take a look at OrangeMike’s Wikipedia User page and you’ll get a feel for the power and celebrity that these people develop. The expert users are able to earn all sorts of badges (much like a Wiki-Boy Scout) which give them special powers in Wikiland. They post these badges on their user page, much like flare in one of my favorite movies, Office Space. My page is still up for now, and it’s been interesting to see the debate.
On to a less geeky subject — reality television. You may have seen the rumor a few months ago in the DC Examiner and on gossip site, DC Sleez that there were cameras in town filming for a potential reality show. Well, if you missed today’s news it looks like the Real Housewives are coming to Washington. While Bravo has confirmed the new television show, they are tightly guarding any further details. I think it’s going to be exciting…
- Miss A
Andrea Rodgers has been in Washington for over a decade, and is well-known for giving back to the local community. She has co-founded three major fundraisers - Blondes vs. Brunettes in 2005, The Courage Cup where she serves as President in 2006, and Fashion for Paws in 2007. In September 2008, Andrea launched two businesses — AskMissA.com, and Socialite Marketing, a full-service boutique marketing firm that provides businesses and brands with social media, public relations, marketing, and event planning services. She attended boarding school at Salem Academy, and graduated from Wake Forest University with a double major in Economics and Politics. Rodgers was recently hand picked by Vogue magazine to be a founding member of The Vogue 100, an organization "of influential decision makers and opinion leaders known for their distinctive taste in fashion and culture, [and who] personify the rising influence of women over the past several decades."
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