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I, Susan Johnston, am no longer a flight attendant; but I flew for eighteen years. I know there are many, many professions that require workers to work Christmas Eve and Christmas Day or other holidays. Nurses, doctors, firemen, police officers, wait staff, hotel employees, all airport personnel … work holidays. As a flight attendant, when I was flying we received no holiday pay. That has changed at Delta; but the pay cuts the flight attendants have taken over the past few years have been extre… Continue

Princess - Prince = A Happy Ending Too? November 9, 2008 This was written about Princess Bubble by Beauty vs Beast. Check out this blog at http://beautyvsbeast.wordpress.com/2008/11/09/princess-prince-a-happy-ending-too/ Apparently, there IS a fairy tale where a princess ends up happy and prince-less! Princess Bubble is a picture book for young girls where the main character is a princess who questions the traditional fairy tale ending. It was written by Susan Johnston, who happens to be a… Continue

This funny video is cruder than Princess Bubble; but shares a similar message. Don't wait on a prince or expect a prince to bring "Happily Ever After" find it from within. We at Princess Bubble are passionate about empowering and inspiring these targeted girls. Happily Ever After! www.PrincessBubble.com Continue

Girls, Self-Esteem & a Princess; As Seen On CNN & The TODAY Show http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/showbiz/2008/08/11/intv.susan.johnston.cnn?iref=videosearch Many concerned mothers today worry about raising their princess. There is a royal struggle to have fun with fairy tales and at the same time teach girls the true meaning of “Happily Ever After!” This is a story I can truly believe in and feel comfortable sharing with my children.” —Noelle Williams, mother of three “We’ve had coun… Continue

Princess Bubble Written by: Susan Johnston and Kimberly Webb Illustrated by: Maria Tonelli Published by: Bubble Gum Press Reviewed by: Stephanie Rollins and Parish Rollins (age 4) for ReviewYourBook.com 9/2008 ISBN: 0-9650910-0-7 “Every Little Girl Should Have This” 5 stars A friend and I were discussing how to teach our daughters that they do not necessarily have to grow up, marry, and have children. How do we teach them that it is okay to be single? This book is the answer. It is a moder… Continue