Nothing seemed to camoflauge the deep set dark circles underneath my eyes until I tried Loreal Paris Magic Skin Beautifier. Accustomed to a familiar brand make up that I had used for years was hindering me from finding what I needed now. Our skin changes as we age and Thanks to Loreal and She Speaks I got the wonderful opportunity to try it for myself. I choose the medium lotion which blended nicely in with my coloring. A bonus factor is Vitamin A & C. I also got a lot of compliments which convinced me to change over to Loreal Paris. My skin is dry and I love the hydrated, smooth feel. Thanks Loreal for this superb Product. I recommend it highly!
Sunday, February 17, 2013
Loreal's Skin Beautifier Brings Back Youthful Glow
Nothing seemed to camoflauge the deep set dark circles underneath my eyes until I tried Loreal Paris Magic Skin Beautifier. Accustomed to a familiar brand make up that I had used for years was hindering me from finding what I needed now. Our skin changes as we age and Thanks to Loreal and She Speaks I got the wonderful opportunity to try it for myself. I choose the medium lotion which blended nicely in with my coloring. A bonus factor is Vitamin A & C. I also got a lot of compliments which convinced me to change over to Loreal Paris. My skin is dry and I love the hydrated, smooth feel. Thanks Loreal for this superb Product. I recommend it highly!
Goodbye to Yesterday~Awesome Amish Fiction!
New York Times Best selling Author, Wanda E. Brunstetter, presents us with The Discovery Part 1 of 6 in the Lancaster County Saga Series. For this amish fiction fan, the book was a big win, leaving me excited to read more. I am intrigued to learn how this religious sect fares under trials and turmoils and the main characters...Luke and Meredith encounter their share. Readers will also yearn to find out if their love will survive separation and tragedy.
Lack of communication is one of the top reasons for divorce in our era. In this Amish Saga, old school Luke Stoltzfus forbid's his loving wife to work after losing his job (the only family income). Instead Luke shuts down in self-pity. Meredith fears that anything that she has to say will set her husband off. Her days are full of walking on eggshells and trying to hide the newly discovered fact that she is pregnant. Luke feels it is an answered prayer when his Uncle Amo's wants to train him to take over his gravestone engraving business while Meredith is doubtful if it is worth traveling out of state to Indiana for a career her spouse knows nothing about. The two cannot afford for both of them to go so that means Meredith will be left behind. Facing obstacles that many married couples encounter really made this book becoming to me. The book is small and easy to read in less than a couple days but it is also engaging. I highly recommend this new series and thank Handlebar Cental for the fond opportunity of reviewing.
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Christ is Real
Max Lucado's Next Door Savior is another one of his gifts to his readers. This Author never disappoints and his fan's are aware of the encouragement and joy that he transcends throughout his works. I had the wonderful opportunity of reviewing his new book through Book Sneeze in exchange for my opinion. Next Door Savior proves and sights examples of Jesus Christ and his love for us and the reality of having a real relationship with him every single day. He desires to commune with us and to go with us wherever we go. I was especially fond of chapter seven entitled 'What Jesus Says at Funerals'. The author always uses scripture to back up what he is telling us, which is why I enjoy his books. Reflecting on John Chapter 11, Max Lucado relates what might have happened if Mary and Martha were attending their brother, Lazarus's funeral. Without taking away from the beautiful way Lucado creates this scene, he explains what Christ does to sympathize with those who have experienced a tremendous loss. Jesus weeps. He weeps along with those who are grieving even though he is well aware of the beauty of the afterlife. Jesus knows pain, he weeps with us. Max goes on sharing examples of how Jesus Christ is Alive and how he intervenes with us. It is an uplifting book which I highly recommend.
I'm Not Afraid of Anything That Can Happen to Me on This Earth
Written in a letter to his children and than presented as a legacy of how he lived, Adam Brown (Navy Seal Team Six) stated '"I am not afraid of anything that might happen to me on this Earth because I know no matter what, Nothing can take my spirit from Me."'
Fearless-The Undaunted Courage and Ultimate Sacrifice of Navy Seal Team Six Operator Adam Brown by Eric Blehm is Superb! My insecurities that this read would be above my head were quickly dissolved within the first few pages of the book. I commend the author for this easy to understand brilliant writing. This true account was one of those books I just could not put down. A special thank you for Walterbrook Multnomah for extending me the opportunity to read in exchange for a honest review.
Blehm covers Adam's childhood and the principles his parent's raised him on. The reader gains insight on the makings of a true warrior years before he is in battle. This soldier seems made to order having these endearing qualities. Adam's nature was to stand up for the underdog and he was a gentleman to all women, even asking wallflowers to dance with him. Though small in stature, he was never intimidated by his own size and always wanted to be the one to slay giants. His own real anxiety was not to displease his parents. As a young adult, he often would appear odd to his friends for not going along with his peers because his first goal was making his parents proud. There is so much more that I could write about this fine exemplary man but I wanted to focus on his character. I highly recommend the book for young people and parents although I know everyone would walk away a better person for learning about him and Seal Team Six. To learn more go to this book link http://fearlessnavyseal.com/
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Medications That Kill
Author James L. Marcum MD explores our nation's escalating problem of drug abuse, particularly prescription drug abuse . Too many individuals are blinded by the fact that a drug can be fatal if it is prescribed by a physician. Nothing is further from the truth as is outlined in this recent publication. This book is a must read for everyone because drug abuse is so prevalant in society today and most everybody knows someone perplexed by this problem. Dr. Marcum does a fine job in covering the following topics: medications can kill, medications that do kill and medications have killed. My only concern being that he tends to overlook the fact that there are people who do need specific medication and that this can safely be done if the patient follows as prescribed. Ironically, I have been in a chronic pain clinic for six years and have a stellar specialist. The pain that I live with daily causes my hypertension to skyrocket even with high blood pressure medication. My doctor prescribes my medication to also keep my blood pressure at a reasonable rating. The pain clinic I am a part of is very strict. All patients must get all of their medications from one pharmacy location that keeps a record of everything you may have to take from all doctors, this way there is no duplication of prescriptions. Every client must have urine testing often and blood testing. I have always known the seriousness of the medications that I am on and have always feared taking too much. I am thankful for the safe enviroment provided by our Chronic Pain Clinic. Not everyone is tempted too take to many or abuse drugs and likewise there are doctors who are concerned for their patients. I was offered to read this book for the Tyndale Network in exchange for my review. I do applaud Dr. Marcum for pointing out the dangers of drug abuse but I also know that it is of utmost importance to follow your doctor's plan of care first. No one should ever stop taking prescription drugs without your doctors consent as many medications require weaning. This book tends to lean more towards individuals who use drugs for recreation or getting high. Marcum list a number of alternative solutions to taking drugs, again check with your physician.
Life Lessons From Pets & Wildlife
When Waterbrook Multnomah Blogging Group extended me the ability to review this fine book, "God of All Creation~Life Lessons From Pets & Wildlife" by James Robinson in exchange for my honest opinions I pounced on this. I awaited in excitement and anticipation because of my personal experiences with our cairn terrier which was given to our family as a gift. My very first reaction when we were given 'Lincoln" was that the last thing we needed was a puppy in our brand new house and I put a struggle up during the first few weeks. My patient spouse on the other hand was like a school boy voting for the dog and trying to get me to see his side. Long story short, I became physically limited in the last few years and many days I am in dier pain and the one thing I can count on daily to lift my spirits is our pet, Lincoln. He took a liking to me right away and would follow me like a little sheep and cry when I wasn't in sight for him. I could never figure how he latched onto me, the only one who really didn't want him but Oh what love and loyalty. It didn't take him too long to melt my heart and now he is constantly at my side and momma's boy. Nobody can tell me that pets don't know when you are sick or down because they do...he is a constant source of joy and I can't imagine life without him. James Robison compares our love of our pets to God's love for us in a very sweet way throughout the pages of the book. The author goes on to say that '" If a dog can be trained to act according to it's purpose and not get sidetracked , how much more than should we learn to live the kind of life God designed for us?"' This is the underlying thought throughout God of Creation and the author gives us numerous examples of how well each animal species obeys it's call. l found delight reading and learning much about God's creation. The illustrations are stellar. Yes, I would highly recommend especially for pet lovers.
Recipe for Happyness~ Live Second
Author Doug Bender gives us the recipe for happyness in his recent daily reader "Live Second 365 ways to Make Jesus First". His book describes this movement and the reader is also given tools online at http://www.iamsecond.com/join-the-movement/ to put these lessons into practice.
This book is for anyone who is looking to enhance their relationship with God along with those who have reached the end of their rope and are tired of this world's misgivings. If you are ready to give God control and be the type of character he intended us to be...Live Second is the answer. Learning to lean on Jesus and fully submit our wills is difficult because it goes against our human nature but with God's Spirit we can overcome all obstacles. There is no greater joy than living in the service of our King and our brothers and sisters. Step by step and day by day Doug Bender gives us inspiration to continue on this sacred journey. The writer supplies the student with plenty of support through online resources and websites. We all can be the light that this dark world so badly needs, can you think of a higher calling? This marvelous book is easy to read and understand and will be an uplift to the spirits of those who read it. I am grateful to Booksneeze for the opportunity to review this book which is life-changing in exchange for my honest review.
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