Can you believe that Christmas is less than a week away? I can’t! It seems like I was just setting my New Year Resolutions. Now I’m sitting here trying to think of a last minute gift idea list for my friends.
For the first year ever, I’m all done Christmas shopping for my son a week early. Usually, I’m still sneaking things in the house on Christmas Eve. But this year, everything is already hidden in a closet well before the big day. When it comes to gifts for friends…not so much.
These past few years have caused many 90’s kids to reminisce on our childhood. Full House. That’s So Raven. Power Rangers. These are just a few of the reboots that have been popping up. It’s gotten us thinking about our old favorite.
Some of us are old enough to have watched a late night talk show called “Up All Night” that was hosted by the “blonde bombshell, Rhonda Shear. Personally, my parents didn’t let me stay up that late. However, I do remember the show being really popular. I also remember Rhonda playing the “all grown up” version of Kimmy Gibbler on Full House. Kimmy went from being the next door neighbor that no one wanted to become the drop-dead gorgeous supermodel that all the Tanner men had googly eyes for. Such a funny moment!
In addition to starring in the insanely popular late night talk show, Rhonda also had appearances on popular shows like The At-Team, Happy Days, Dallas, and Cheers. She has also been a regular on the Home Shopping Network, where she sells her wildly successful lingerie line. But her career has been more than just tv shows and intimate apparel. She’s dipped her toes in several professions, including beauty pageants, stand-up comedy, and running for office.
Now, Rhonda has taken on another role: author. She recently released her memoir, entitled Up All Night: From Hollywood Bombshell to Lingerie Mogul, Life Lessons From An Accidental Feminist
“In this funny, naughty, candid book, Rhonda finally shares the unforgettable story of a woman who was always “too something” too pretty, too funny, too ethnic, too blonde to achieve anything, but who ended up achieving everything.”
Packed with vivid characters, hilarious stories, and wisdom for women of all ages, Up All Night proves that when it comes to achieving your dreams, the only voice that matters is your own.” Peppered with Rhonda’s own brand of “Shear Honesty”, the book also leaves readers with valuable lessons about life and achieving goals. This would be a good stocking stuffer for the 90’s lovers on your list.
You can grab a copy of Up All Night: From Hollywood Bombshell to Lingerie Mogul, Life Lessons From An Accidental Feminist on Rhonda Shear’s website, the Home Shopping Network website, and Amazon.