THE SIMPLICITY OF CIDER by Amy E. Reichert: Review
I think this is the third book by Amy E. Reichert I have read. They are memorable because they all are written within the same theme and genre – women’s fiction with a sweet touch […]
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Hi! I'm Chris! Just a Midlife Wife sharing about life's journey; screaming and kicking through it while supposedly aging gracefully... Focusing on healthy living, low carb & keto, things I am loving right now, and life in general.
Santa Cruz Pier at Dusk
There’s really nothing like the Pacific coast at sundown. I’ve lived on the East Coast and they have amazing sunrises, especially over the water. But for a truly sparkling sunset, you have to check out […]
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Wicked Abyss by Kresley Cole: Review
* Book received for review consideration For most authors, anything they tend to write is usually with in the same genre. But there are several authors that I enjoy reading that have multiple personalities LOL. […]
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Organic Farmers Market Finds for May
There’s always something new at the farmers market that’s why I enjoy going so much. When it starts warming up and fruits and veggies are in full production, I usually hit two markets on Saturdays. […]
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Perfect All in One Tote for Women on the Go
* product received for review consideration In business today, there such a different atmosphere when it comes to blending our home life and our business life. I am no different. I do this site as […]
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THE DANGEROUS BILLIONAIRE by Jackie Ashenden: Review
I’ve read several books by Jackie Ashnden and have enjoyed them all. So when this new release was available for review I jumped on it. This book had all of the checkmarks I look for […]
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Are You Too Old to Start Weightlifting?
Any one that has been through menopause, or is in the beginning stages of the change, knows how difficult it is to lose weight and get into shape. Often we give up and just say […]
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A Snapshot of Florence Through the Eyes of my Son
When you start travelling through Europe, you can quickly become overwhelmed with the amount of amazing art that seems mainstream to the locals. Not to mention the difference in culture from what we are used […]
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