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Hiding in Sunshine

January 18, 2013 By denise Leave a Comment

I recently recieved this book from Influenster to read and review. I love to read so I figured why not give it a try. At first it was really slow and that might be because I had never read anything by the father and daughter authors. I don’t want to tell you too much and spoil it for you, but pick it up

Here is a brief outline of what the book is about

Living lives of quiet affluence in a historic, suburban Boston town, Gavin and Lisa Brinkley had no idea how quickly and decisively their lives, and those of their two young daughters, could be upended. A series of events – a mysterious break-in at their home, some menacing tailgating on the highway from Boston, a startling visit from an F.B.I. agent

Here is how to find the book online

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/hiding-in-sunshine-john-stuart/1113713316?ean=9781477283318

I received this product complimentary for testing and review purposes from Influenster

TBC Craft-Week 12-Valentine Tissue Hearts

January 17, 2013 By denise Leave a Comment

My great niece who is 6 and my great nephew who is 4 love doing crafts when they come over to my house.

They have decided that this month they want to focus on Valentine themed stuff. I have been looking for stuff that falls in the younger age group and so we decided to make tissue paper hearts, it is easy and you only need a few supplies.

You will need.
1. Pink and while tissue paper, cut into 1 inch squares
2. White craft glue
3. Scissors (make sure to get the ones kids can use)
4. Piece of card stock or construction paper
5. Pencil with an easer.

1. Cut out a heart shape from the construction paper or the card stock
2. Then put a drop of glue into the center of the heart.
3. Then using the eraser, place the eraser into the center of a white tissue square. Twist the the tissue paper around the eraser and dot it onto the glue. Continue this until the entire middle of the heart is covered with white tissue paper.
4. Repeat the process in step 3 with the pink tissue paper for the border of the heart.
5. You are done.
6. Some kids may want to use their fingers instead of the easer that is okay too.

Montagne Jeunesse Face Masque

January 16, 2013 By denise Leave a Comment

Experience the sensation of sheer Strawberry delight and enjoy deep cleansed, healthier skin.

• Gluten Free
• No Added Parabens

Cleanse with warm water only. Apply evenly over face and neck with fingertips, avoiding eyes and lips. Lie back & relax for 10-15 minutes, or until dry. Rinse off with warm water. Pat dry. Use weekly

Cleanse your skin with our Strawberry Soufflé face masque as part of your regime for a purified, toned smooth complexion. Loaded with natural goodness which leaves skin hydrated and refreshed allow your skin to breathe with soothing Aloe Vera & calming Vanilla.

It is creamy and whipped! There are fresh crushed strawberries in this so there are seeds in there.
When you wash this off your face the seeds can be used as an exfoliant which my face needs and it worked wonders.

The smell was beyond amazing like fresh strawberrys picked from a field!

As soon as I took it off my face was so super smooth and super soft. All my blackheads were off my nose and my skin was moisturized just from the mask.

My dull and peeling winter attacked skin felt NORMAL again!

Check it out

Montagne Jeunesse website: http://bit.ly/VCSE1z

Montagne Jeunesse Product Page: http://bit.ly/VNjT9y

Disclaimer: I was sent this product in a box from Influenster. I am not being paid by Influenster or Montagne Jeunesse for this review. All opinions are honest and my own.