A Face to Die For by Andrea Kane: Review
This book is a little change of pace for me. A little mystery with a touch of forensics investigation added in. Right up my alley! It’s the first time reading this author for me, however […]
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The Christmas Room by Catherine Anderson: Book Review
Every once in a while I just love a women’s fiction story. You get a lot of the relationship between family and friends; sometimes a little drama and angst, but usually very little. And then […]
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Dirty Boxing by Harper St. George and Tara Wyatt: Review
When I choose books to review, I usually look for a few things in the synopsis that reels me in. Plenty of passion, something special in the guy, and a hint of a happily ever […]
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Low Carb Baked Egg Muffin Recipe for On The Go
This semester my new schedule for class is a big change from what I normally do. I have to be in class by 8 AM Monday through Thursday. Some days I don’t get home until […]
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California Farmers Market Finds for September
I often post about the fresh veggies in the markets that I hit up as often as possible. Right now it’s kind of in between seasons with the fresh fruit reducing, nuts in harvest and […]
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Paper Mate Lets You Get Creative to Live Life in Color
* product received for review consideration I have had a personal relationship with my office supply store for a long time. I have been a pen and stationary junkie for many many years. I have […]
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The High Heel Rescue System: Born for High Heels Good for All
My poor feet have been abused since I was a child. I hated shoes and was always barefoot in summer. When I started working, I ended up standing for 9 or more hours a day […]
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A Tour of Budapest at Night Through the Eyes of My Son
My son and his girlfriend have spent the summer traveling throughout Europe and have seen some amazing things. Not to mention experiences some interesting things too, like having their passports stolen. Definitely not good news. […]
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