www.fehilys.ie Review:

I have had these now for over a year and they really turn heads. Put these in a White Gold Grand Cherokee Limited and they look good. The bezels have held up well and have not cracked or peeled. I am pleased with these bezels and would recommend them to anyone who wanted to trick out the Jeep. I noticed that Jeep even did more chrome on the front for 2014. Looks good !!

My daughter's friends were all a buzz over this movie so I rented it so she could see what the hype was. I had seen it before, but it was fun to watch it with her. Definitely not Oscar material by any means, but somewhat entertaining, from a "yikes, what the heck would you do if something crazy like that happened?!?!"

For the second time, Optimum Nutrition opted to ruin something good, why ON?? First was the natural vanilla version, which I was a loyal buyer, but then they removed the Aminogen, an enzyme that would help digest the protein (something good). Because of that, I switched to the regular Vanilla Ice Cream version (which has artificial flavors added) but had no Sucralose and the Aminogen was still included. AND NOW, for this regular Vanilla Ice Cream version they added a new label that states NEW and IMPROVED taste, which MEANS: ADDED SUCRALOSE and REMOVED Aminogen, not to mention it tastes HORRIBLE (highly sweetened and artificial disgusting taste as hell). So they managed to ADD something bad (sucralose) and to take away something good (aminogen). Thank you ON, you just lost another loyal customer.

I always keep Goldenseal in my herb arsenal. Look mostly for organic, but do find Nature's Way at a reasonable price-point. I treat Goldenseal with lots of respect (and don't use it all the time). I feel it's a powerful herb - and I use it for isolated issues.

It did it's job, but when you drink orange soda, it does turn it way yellow. It was GROSS!!! My teeth were never "yellow" to begin with, but needed just a treatment or two to get that gleaming white sparkle. Watch out what you drink afterwards folks!

I've been a fan of the Skinnytaste blog for a few years...but my one "gripe" (if you could even call it that) was that I wanted more slow cooker recipes. When Gina announced this cookbook, I couldn't have been more thrilled! I've already made a handful of the recipes in here (some of which were already on her blog and tweaked, some were brand new) and they've all come out great. Looooove the pumpkin turkey chili and the crustless apple pie! The photos are beautiful and the layout of the book and the recipes themselves are easy to follow.