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Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Discount On Sibu for Our Readers Only
On SibuBeauty.com they have offered a discount of 20% for our readers ONLY.
Enter BLOGGER20 for your discount on spa, skin care and aging beauty items. These are the best and even my very picky teenage girls love this. They now refuse to use anything else for facial cleanser. I never got to use it but one time. Then it went poof....only to find out my teenage girls have it.
The products contain Omega 7.
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Be sure to also read about the Sea Buckthorn used in the product.
Remember, the discount is for only the readers here. However, feel free to pass it on to your friends, family and social networks. BLOGGER20
This is highly recommended since they love it and it's coming from two very picky teenage girls. If you have teenage girls or been around them, you know how picky they can be.
Author Connie Knight Opens Up About Her Book: Cemetery Whites
Here is what Connie Knight has to say about "Cemetery Whites":
Why
Does a Mystery Story Start in a Cemetery?
Connie
Knight
"Cemetery Whites,
my first cozy mystery novel, begins in a family graveyard out in the country. History
professor Thomas Harrison, a black man, lies dead in a patch of white irises in
the Hargrove Family Cemetery in DeWitt County, Texas. He lies close to a grave
from 1875, where it’s rumored a second body was secretly buried under the man
whose name is on the tombstone. Heroine Caroline Hargrove Hamilton and her
cousin Janet, who have come to the cemetery to visit family graves, find the
body and call the police, starting the investigation of homicide.
What was the professor from San Antonio looking for? Why
was there a shovel in his hand? Caroline and Janet become amateur detectives,
and the cemetery holds the solution to the murder mysteries—one from 1875, and
one from today.
Those are the reasons the novel begins in the cemetery,
and the climax occurs there, too. Another reason has to do with my perception
of cemeteries—why I would want to create characters interested in them. I don’t
see them as ghoulish homes for vampires and ghosts. I perceive them as peaceful
final homes for people we knew and loved, places to visit and pray for their
souls, places where we can find spiritual communication between the living and
the dead.
They’re also a source of family history. Names and dates
on tombstones contribute to genealogy. Some old cemeteries have been neglected
or abandoned, and they might be hard to find. Others are still in use and
well-kept, even as private family cemeteries. Sometimes historic societies take
on the project of restoring a crumbling old graveyard. One of these exists in
my book as well as the well-kept Hargrove Family Cemetery and the church
cemetery in San Antonio where Professor Harrison is buried. Also, there’s the
huge 103-acre National Historic Cemetery in San Antonio, which Caroline and
Janet visited and found another clue.
In a murder mystery, funerals are often mentioned, even
if not lengthily portrayed. In Cemetery
Whites, I now have to admit, cemeteries and funerals are more prominent
than I previously thought. However, there are other elements of life portrayed
in my book: a large family, new friends for Caroline, Janet’s children to look
after, an engaged couple, and a blossoming romance.
Birth, marriage, death. Those are the dates on a
tombstone, and all of these things occur somewhere in my book."
Costumes Review
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Very nice full costumes of all ranges.
This is the female pirate costume that sells for right at $40.
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The site also has a live help to assist you.
The costume comes with everything, except the boots and scrunchie she is wearing on her wrist and her necklace.
The fishnet gloves are included, the bandana on her head, the dress and leggings.
The cute skull has a bow that is black.
There is a bow that ties on the left side of the chest that is stripped and is black and white to match the skull.
http://www.buycostumes.com
offers some of the neatest and most unique costumes that are available.
We thought about adding a Masquerade mask to this to set it off.
However to show that it is neat and unique alone and without it, we decided to hold off on that part.
We are going to get Eclipse Sun Sleeves to where she can wear this for Halloween.
She absolutely loves the costume and it does look great on her.
I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.
Unique Natural Products
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I highly recommend this to any and all that have drain or septic tank issues!!!
I highly recommend this to any and all that have drain or septic tank issues!!!
Monday, June 17, 2013
ArtTextry Review and Giveaway
| Photoed by Lia Burres after being put into a frame. Very unique and wonderfully done art with poetry inside. These are absolutely very beautifully created and put together . By inserting them in a frame, they become very unique gifts for someone very special. "Now" is art in poster form and can be purchased here. ArtTextry is one very wonderful site full of art and poetry. Would you like to enter and win one of the pieces of ArtTextry of your own choice? Enter here: |
Mira Kitchen Scale Review
Mira brand kitchen scale is for measuring the accurate amount of ingredients for cooking. It helps to measure the weight of certain ingredients for weight loss, better health and even better taste.
This scale has a large and easy to read display that lights up with an 11 pound maximum weight. Mira scale has a high accuracy sensor to tell the weight of the item on top. It's attractive and easy to clean.
We all love things that are easy to clean!
This cutie can measure in ounces or grams.
Please keep in mind that it does take 2 x AAA batteries.
This scale can be bought on Amazon.
It's highly recommended.
Sunday, June 16, 2013
A Voice In the Night by Ernestine Dail
This is a wonderful kids book of mystery and even teaches them a lesson on aiming high for their goals.
There has been a jewelry robbery. The investigator is aimed to get his man. He's the best there is and he's not slowing down.
Brian is a teenager that is aiming high and does well in everything that he does. His parents are encouraging and give him the best advice there is. Never slowing down and aiming high, he enters a rap contest and wrote the song himself with the approval of his parents on the lyrics.
Josh, Brian's friend, is also aiming high and wants to be a heart surgeon. They have a camping trip planned and headed to stay in a cabin.
Thomas, the bully, is being framed. He's on the run. Having a juvenile record, he's scared that he'll be blamed for the crime.
I cannot tell any more or it will ruin the idea of you or someone else reading the book. I will say that I really enjoyed this. It is well written and put together very well.
On a scale of 1-5, I have to give this a 5!
Thank you Mrs. Dail for contacting for the review. Great book!!!
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