My Soul to Lose
Miniseries: Soul Screamers
by Rachel Vincent
ePrice $2.99
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Publication date: Jul 01, 2009
On sale date: Jul 01, 2009
eISBN: 9781426838675
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http://ebooks.eharlequin.com/A04E86D4-1B9B-42CD-A1A3-8C4014D8FE2D/10/126/en/ContentDetails.htm?ID=27DEC691-35B0-4197-87EB-2B51315EDA8C
Description
It was supposed to be a fun day, shopping at the mall with her best friend. Then the panic attack started and Kaylee Cavanaugh finds herself screaming, unable to stop. Her secret fears are exposed and it's the worst day of her life.
Until she wakes up in the psychiatric unit.
She tries to convince everyone she's fine--despite the shadows she sees forming around another patient and the urge to scream which comes burbling up again and again. Everyone thinks she's crazy. Everyone except Lydia, that is. Another patient with some special abilities....
An eBook exclusive prequel to Rachel Vincent's SOUL SCREAMERS series
Monday, November 9, 2009
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Cardboard TP Ideas
This Sunday instead of giving you 1 idea I figured I would pass along a link for plenty of ideas. Do you have a child that is into pokemon? Or maybe a family member with a child that is interested in pokemon. If so, you will like this site. It has shoes you how to make all your favorite pokemon out of cardboard TP holders. Check it out!
RAFFLE FOR FREE MAKE-UP
I am happy to announce that our friend and avon Representative is offering a raffle to win free make-up. Be sure to check out her website and to enter to win free make-up.
Go to:
http://a-rep.blogspot.com/2009/11/free-makeup-raffle.html
Also, if you are looking to purchase from avon or looking for a representative, check out her site at:
http://iansari.avonrepresentative.com/
Be sure to hurry and enter, the raffle ends Saturday Nov 14
Go to:
http://a-rep.blogspot.com/2009/11/free-makeup-raffle.html
Also, if you are looking to purchase from avon or looking for a representative, check out her site at:
http://iansari.avonrepresentative.com/
Be sure to hurry and enter, the raffle ends Saturday Nov 14
Saturday, November 7, 2009
FREE COOKBOOK
Healthy Recipes Cookbook
Play the game and score 250 points for a free cookbook. The game is just spinning the wheel and answer questions. One per household.
http://www.goredwithmerck.com/go_red/goredwithmerck/consumer/index.jsp?WT.srch=1&WT.mc_id=B003Y
Play the game and score 250 points for a free cookbook. The game is just spinning the wheel and answer questions. One per household.
http://www.goredwithmerck.com/go_red/goredwithmerck/consumer/index.jsp?WT.srch=1&WT.mc_id=B003Y
Friday, November 6, 2009
Free 8x10 Portrait from Target Portrait Studios
Free 8x10 Portrait from Target Portrait Studios
No sitting fee
If you like the portriat and would like more than just the free 8×10, there are special price offers for different prints.
Coupons good until 1/10/09
http://sites.target.com/site/en/spot/page.jsp?title=ptstudio_four_coupon
No sitting fee
If you like the portriat and would like more than just the free 8×10, there are special price offers for different prints.
Coupons good until 1/10/09
http://sites.target.com/site/en/spot/page.jsp?title=ptstudio_four_coupon
Thursday, November 5, 2009
free picture postcard
Here is a totally cool site for making a free postcard. Check it out!
http://www.info-hippopost.com/20090204_hp.asp
http://www.info-hippopost.com/20090204_hp.asp
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Free Computer Training Videos
Free Computer Training Videos
Welcome! Please enjoy our free training videos and let us know what you think!
http://www.trainsignaltraining.com/free-video-training/
Welcome! Please enjoy our free training videos and let us know what you think!
http://www.trainsignaltraining.com/free-video-training/
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
BIRTHDAY DEAL TUESDAY
Who can say no to free taco bell? Sign up at the sign below. Make sure you check the box that says birthday club!! On your birthday you will get a coupon for a free combo meal at Taco Bell.
http://www.genxmex.com/UserProfile.aspx?Info=Adding&Adding=UserP...
Feel free to sign up for other clubs they have to offer, although I am not sure if you get anything for signing up. Please let me know if you get other rewards for signing up!
http://www.genxmex.com/UserProfile.aspx?Info=Adding&Adding=UserP...
Feel free to sign up for other clubs they have to offer, although I am not sure if you get anything for signing up. Please let me know if you get other rewards for signing up!
Monday, November 2, 2009
Homemade pumpkin decoration
The end of this month is Thankgiving. Here is a cool idea to do with your children. The best part is alot of these items you should have at home.
Materials Needed:
•8 Plastic grocery bags
•Newspaper
•1 Paper towel tube
•Orange paint
•Green paint
•Glue gun
•Paint brush
•Scissors
Instructions:
Cut the paper towel tube to about 5” long. Take about 3 pieces of newspaper, lay them in a single layer, and fold them over until they're about 2” wide by the length of the paper. Glue ends to secure the folded pieces of newspaper. Make about 6 folded strips. Set aside.
Take the bags, at the center of the bottom, and pull through your fingers to make it 'flatter'. Glue each bag, from the center bottom with the handles up, next to each other all the way around the paper towel tube, about 3” from the top. This combination should resemble a pompom.
Begin gluing the strips of newspaper to the tube, starting at about 3” from the top. They should be over the glued ends of the plastic bags. Wrap the strips around the tube, gluing as you go around. When you get to the end of one newspaper strip, add another piece so they are end to end.
Now, pull each bag down by the handles, over the newspaper ‘rib’, to the bottom of the tube and then stuff the handles up into the tube. Repeat this for all of the paper bags. As you pull down more plastic bags, it gets a bit harder to stuff the handles into the tube so Donna suggests using the end of a pen to shove them in.
To finish your grocery bag pumpkin, pinch and slightly fold in the top of the tube with your fingertips. This will be the stem of your pumpkin. Paint the pumpkin (grocery bags) orange. Stain the stem with green paint that has been mixed with water to give it a more realistic look.
This idea was found here!
Materials Needed:
•8 Plastic grocery bags
•Newspaper
•1 Paper towel tube
•Orange paint
•Green paint
•Glue gun
•Paint brush
•Scissors
Instructions:
Cut the paper towel tube to about 5” long. Take about 3 pieces of newspaper, lay them in a single layer, and fold them over until they're about 2” wide by the length of the paper. Glue ends to secure the folded pieces of newspaper. Make about 6 folded strips. Set aside.
Take the bags, at the center of the bottom, and pull through your fingers to make it 'flatter'. Glue each bag, from the center bottom with the handles up, next to each other all the way around the paper towel tube, about 3” from the top. This combination should resemble a pompom.
Begin gluing the strips of newspaper to the tube, starting at about 3” from the top. They should be over the glued ends of the plastic bags. Wrap the strips around the tube, gluing as you go around. When you get to the end of one newspaper strip, add another piece so they are end to end.
Now, pull each bag down by the handles, over the newspaper ‘rib’, to the bottom of the tube and then stuff the handles up into the tube. Repeat this for all of the paper bags. As you pull down more plastic bags, it gets a bit harder to stuff the handles into the tube so Donna suggests using the end of a pen to shove them in.
To finish your grocery bag pumpkin, pinch and slightly fold in the top of the tube with your fingertips. This will be the stem of your pumpkin. Paint the pumpkin (grocery bags) orange. Stain the stem with green paint that has been mixed with water to give it a more realistic look.
This idea was found here!
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Cardboard TP Ideas
It's Sunday again, here is our new Cardboard TP idea.
Thanksgiving Napkin Ring Craft
This makes a good craft for a Thanksgiving party. It's fairly quick to do if you do the first four steps prior to the party. Then let the party-goers glue on their own turkeys, use stickers and sparkles to decorate, and inscribe their names.
Marilyn wrote:
"Here is a suggestion for the napkin rings. Turkey races! Have the kids put a large marble in the TP roll and then they can race their wobblers around the house. It would work great with any kind of napkin ring. We have a lot of fun with this at our house."
Materials:
toilet paper roll,
printer,
piece of paper,
scissors,
glue, and
crayons.
Instructions:
Print out the template of choice.
Colour (where appropriate) and cut out the template pieces.
Glue the rectangular piece onto the tp roll.
Cut the tp roll into 4 pieces along the dotted lines.
Trace four handprints onto coloured construction paper. Glue the turkey body into the center of each and attach to the tp roll pieces.
Alternative Decorating Ideas:
Use stickers, sparkles, sparkle glue, or felt to decorate the napkin ring further.
Use a marker to inscribe the name of the guest on each napkin ring.
Print the black and white template on construction paper. Print a second copy on white paper and mix & match the pieces.
Set your page margins to zero (FILE, PAGE SETUP on most browsers) so the templates print out fully.
Close template window after printing to return to this screen.
Templates:
Close the template window after printing to return to this screen.
Set page margins to zero if you have trouble fitting the template on one page (FILE, PAGE SETUP or FILE, PRINTER SETUP in most browsers).
COLORED TEMPLATE
BLACK AND WHITE TEMPLATE
This idea was found here!
Thanksgiving Napkin Ring Craft
This makes a good craft for a Thanksgiving party. It's fairly quick to do if you do the first four steps prior to the party. Then let the party-goers glue on their own turkeys, use stickers and sparkles to decorate, and inscribe their names.
Marilyn wrote:
"Here is a suggestion for the napkin rings. Turkey races! Have the kids put a large marble in the TP roll and then they can race their wobblers around the house. It would work great with any kind of napkin ring. We have a lot of fun with this at our house."
Materials:
toilet paper roll,
printer,
piece of paper,
scissors,
glue, and
crayons.
Instructions:
Print out the template of choice.
Colour (where appropriate) and cut out the template pieces.
Glue the rectangular piece onto the tp roll.
Cut the tp roll into 4 pieces along the dotted lines.
Trace four handprints onto coloured construction paper. Glue the turkey body into the center of each and attach to the tp roll pieces.
Alternative Decorating Ideas:
Use stickers, sparkles, sparkle glue, or felt to decorate the napkin ring further.
Use a marker to inscribe the name of the guest on each napkin ring.
Print the black and white template on construction paper. Print a second copy on white paper and mix & match the pieces.
Set your page margins to zero (FILE, PAGE SETUP on most browsers) so the templates print out fully.
Close template window after printing to return to this screen.
Templates:
Close the template window after printing to return to this screen.
Set page margins to zero if you have trouble fitting the template on one page (FILE, PAGE SETUP or FILE, PRINTER SETUP in most browsers).
COLORED TEMPLATE
BLACK AND WHITE TEMPLATE
This idea was found here!