Free Land Medical

Lauren Landish and Willow Winters are currently my very favorite authors. Each of them write magnificent stories on their own, but together they create magic! A little bit of bad boy; a pinch of strong, sassy woman and a dose of oddball/nasty background characters to complete their recipe. In this story we have Liam and Elle (Elizabeth.) Liam is a 'mostly legal' bookie. He, his brother Zac, and cousin run the business, which Liam has stepped away from temporarily. Elle's stepfather recently died and she is deeply grieved by his loss. Laim and Elle meet at the funeral and are both required to attend the reading of the will. They are both stunned to discover that Richard has left everything to Liam. Elle thinks that somehow Liam 'tricked' Richard into leaving him everything and is determined to prove he obtained eveything by fraud. Liam has a hard time defending himself as he promised Richard not to tell Elle about the illness leading to his death. Regardless, he is determined to overcome her negative feelings for him as he knows that she is as attracted to him as he is to her. One-click on this fabulous story to see how Liam and Elle reach their HOT and steamy HEA. There is no cliffhanger. Just a wonderful love story created by two of today's most prolific contemporary romance authors.

When I first bought this book, I thought it would mainly be about the subject of 2012 research. When I got to the middle of the book, the author was mainly preaching about the bible, and why we should ONLY get our answers from the BIBLE, and not from 2012 researchers/authors of 2012 books. He calls it the 2012 craze. It seems the author believes that what is said by scientist, researchers, Nostradamus, new agers, and the mayans is all crazy talk nonsense. He means well, and seems like a good Christian Man, but he needs to be more open minded to other possibilities, and similarities to other religions, researchers, Nostradamus, Hopi, and the Mayans. The ancients, Nostradamus, etc was warning us of a catastrophic future if we don't live in peace with each other & the earth (climate/global warming). We should take all of these warnings very serious if we want to continue living here on earth, and continue future generations.

I have multiple sensitivities to fragrances and chemicals, so when I saw this shampoo I thought that since it was for babies, it'd be fine for me. However, I am SO allergic to this shampoo I can't imagine how anyone is using this on an infant. Even my boyfriend, who isn't allergic to anything like this used it once in a pinch and his eyes were burning. The smell is so strong it permeates my hair and pillows for days if I wash my hair before bed. If I just rinse my hair with water after a workout, the smell comes back and practically chokes me to death. My nose runs the entire day, I get a pounding headache, and I sneeze constantly when I use this. My entire apartment reeks of this stuff even if i just use a dime sized drop. Even writing this dramatic review (I know it's pretty dramatic) I remember what it smells, just awful. I was surprised because I use other Burts Bees products just fine, including their Ginger and Citrus body wash, which don't cause me any problems. I'm guessing that there must be some "approved" awful chemical in here that people haven't freaked out about yet, therefore they can get away with putting it in the shampoo/soap. There is nothing natural about how this smells or even it's texture, so I'm going back to making my own shampoo with Bronners soap or finding a new shampoo that won't give me a full blown asthma attack. Seriously! If you're using this on your baby, I'd seriously reconsider.

This is what I have been needing for such a long time. Could never find a good comb attachment in the beauty supply store. Works great. Very sturdy. Gets the job done fast!

I typically do not like cases on my iPhones. However, because we have young children and you never know where or how your phone may end up, a case is a good idea for us. These cases do the job well. They provide fantastic protection, just like any other case. The difference here is that this case: