I just finished Pale Demon and I can’t decide if it’s my favorite book or if The Outlaw Demon Wails is still my favorite. You can ask my husband, I pushed my bed time late last night because I wanted to know what was going to happen. Those not familiar with the hollows series but enjoy urban fantasy with none of the sex scandals that gets caught up in other series, you really should take a stab at Kim Harrison’s books. The basic premise is that the supernatural, referred to as Inderlanders, come out of hiding after humanity is nearly wiped out of a existence by tomatoes that were genetically altered wrong. Rachel, a witch (or is she? *winks*) is the main narrator taking you on a journey through her life as she goes from being a very naive individual to someone who’s a lot more aware that things are not always as they seem, nor is life black and white. Read more…

Extremely. We were at the horse stables today in the barn. A barn filled with hay. Okay, so this is how I feel silly: I have hay fever and the hay? It wasn’t helping it. It felt like I was saying an intentional pun, when I wasn’t. I just have hay fever and grass (hay) tends to make me break out in hives, streaming tears, and a runny nose. I hadn’t taken my allergy meds either until I got back and took a very hot shower, scrubbing every freaking pore on my body until it was red and raw. Read more…

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They actually did a weigh in today and it was a really good, positive experience for me. I now weigh 177 lbs and I finally am below the 40% for my fat percentage. That in itself is awesome. Now, adding up the inches, I’ve lost a total of 9.25 inches in various body locations. That explains why it feels like my pants are way too loose in the waist. This will be one of my frustrations until my hips catch up too. None of my jeans are quite fitting properly because I always lose everything in my upper body before my lower body catches up. Read more…

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One of the difficult things about living in the middle of no where is the lack of diverse food choices when it comes to eating out. Both Joe and I love our ethnic food. And as my own personal rule goes: you can’t say you don’t like something until you’ve tried it at least once. Indian is one of our absolute favorite meals. The closest restaurant, however, is nearly 45 minutes away. See my predicament? Read more…