The Ranch Treatment Center Hosts Open House in Honor of its 15th Anniversary

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Nunnelly, TN (PRWEB) March 26, 2014

On April 4, 2014, The Ranch treatment center in Tennessee will celebrate its 15th anniversary with an open house featuring exhibits, food, live music, job information and a close-up look at its state-of-the-art facilities on a working horse and cattle ranch in the rolling hills of Nunnelly, Tenn.

Founded in 1999 with just 10 beds in one building, today the campus has more than a dozen buildings, with another on the way, and more than 100 beds. The Ranch offers gender-specific residential programs with a primary focus on emotional trauma, as well as conditions that frequently accompany trauma, such as chemical dependency, eating disorders, depression, anxiety, and sex addiction and intimacy disorders. It also features experiential therapies, such as equine and adventure therapy.

Weve come a long way from the little mom and pop operation we started with, said Cheryl Brown, The Ranchs Director of Marketing/Outreach.

Dede Beasley, M.Ed, an equine-assisted psychotherapist at The Ranch, was there at the beginning when the center had just a few horses and equine therapy was a new idea.

Initially, I was just having people groom and lead the horses, she said, and I realized that what I saw between people and horses was similar to what happens between people.

Over the years she incorporated a variety of creative therapeutic interventions into the program as she found more and more ways that working with horses offered a common language for working on trust, attachment and boundary issues. Today, The Ranch has 18 horses and a 30-year-old donkey named Albert, one of the original four-footed founders.

Dawn Zurlinden, LCSW, was also at The Ranch in the early days.

Its amazing how much The Ranch has grown, said Zurlinden, who draws on experiential techniques as well as EMDR and brainspotting (advanced forms of therapy that involve eye movement) for deep trauma therapy. The Ranch was considered a model program even in the early years, and that was when we didnt have an eating disorders program or formal sex addiction program or state-of-the-art detox facility. Today theres so much more.

As for the programs 15th anniversary, she said, I celebrate it. Were serving a lot more clients in so many more ways.

About The Ranch

Since 1999, The Ranch has provided comprehensive therapeutic programs that treat the underlying causes of eating disorders, addictions and other self-defeating behaviors. The Ranch offers innovative therapies to address the multidimensional aspects of the whole person while teaching personal accountability in a safe, nurturing, real-life environment. Located on a working horse ranch in the beautiful rolling hills of Nunnelly, Tennessee, The Ranch offers programs with a variable length of stay, which allows each client to anchor new recovery behaviors needed for lasting change. For more information about The Ranch, call (855) 893-5987 or visit http://www.recoveryranch.com.

The Ranch is part of Elements Behavioral Health, a family of behavioral health care programs that also includes Promises Treatment Centers, The Sexual Recovery Institute, The Recovery Place, Right Step, Journey Healing Centers, Lucida Treatment Center and Clarity Way. Elements offers comprehensive, innovative treatment for substance abuse, sexual addiction, trauma, eating disorders and other mental health disorders. We are committed to delivering clinically sophisticated treatment that promotes permanent lifestyle change, not only for the patient but for the entire family system. For more information about Elements Behavioral Health, visit http://www.elementsbehavioralhealth.com.







The 8 Most Serious Cialis Side Effects

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Cialis is hailed as a wonder drug for men who suffer from issues with erectile dysfunction, and truthfully it is a very formidable medication for combating sexual dysfunction. However, it is important to remember that Cialis is a medication, and should be treated with the same care and respect as any other prescription drug given to you by a doctor. Whilst not common, side effects when taking Cialis have been observed. What follows is a breakdown of some potential uncommon side effects you may suffer.

 

1. Cognitive Dysfunction

 

When taking a medication such as Cialis, one of the more common side effects relates to the cognitive portions. Side effects such as headaches, dizziness and fainting and drowsiness can be experienced when taking the drug. Of course, if taking multiple medications, or dangerous drinking alcohol whilst on the medication, these negative side effects can be exacerbated – always speak to your doctor about other long or short term medicine you are taking if you are prescribed Cialis.

 

2. Vision Defects

 

Much like the legend of the blue vision when taking Viagra, Cialis is another erectile dysfunction medication that affect your vision. Potential seeing problems are generally very minor – most common is the blue or green colour tint to your vision, however blurred vision and sensitivity to light have also been observed in some cases. The good news is that these sorts of vision problems are all temporary, and will generally subside after halting consumption of the medication or shortly after.

 

3. Stomach and Digestive Issues

 

As with any medications that hit your stomach lining, Cialis can have a negative effect on the digestive systems of some patients, especially those with sensitive guts or on other medications. Symptoms such as minor stomach discomfort, pain and indigestion have been recorded, but also noted are symptoms such as burping and acid reflux. Of course, if you experience any of these symptoms, patients should immediately stop using the medication until they speak to their doctor.

 

4. Body Aches

 

Another uncommon symptom experienced by those taking Cialis is irregular aches and pains throughout the muscular tissue of the body. These aches can either be a general pain of the muscles, or occasionally more targeted pain (generally around the back and lower back area). These pains can be exacerbated by intercourse, so it is suggested that you do not complete intercourse if you experience these symptoms.

 

5. Flushing

 

As with many erectile dysfunction medications, occasionally patients taking Cialis can experienced flushing and skin redness. Generally this occurs in the face, which can be a bit disturbing for patients taking the drug – however, it’s not a concern. The dilating of the blood vessels to fill the penis with blood also has an effect on the cells in the skin, causing it to flush red.

 

6. Fractured Penis

 

Of course, there are stories of more serious problems when taking Cialis. Many of these stories are pure urban myth, however there have been recorded instances of penis fracture. This is not necessarily due to the effects of Cialis though – many men who have not experienced such erect penises since their youths are almost unfamiliar with the flexibility (or lack thereof) and damage themselves during intercourse. This can cause immense pain and bruising, but is thankfully reversible. However, if not treated, damage to the shaft can become more dangerous – one incident is recorded in which a man suffered a fractured penis due to a Cialis overdose, but failed to seek immediate medical aid. Unfortunately, gangrene set in, and the damage was so bad that the penis in fact had to be amputated to prevent further risk.

 

7. Nonarteritic Anterior Ischemic Optic Neuropathy (NAION)

 

A major vision issue, NAION is basically a stroke in the optic nerves, sometimes causing permanent vision loss or complete blindness. while some believe drugs like Cialis play a role in the syndrome, it is in fact more likely that the need for using erectile dysfunction medication can predict the occurrence of NAION, as many of the risk factors are the same (such as hypertension, diabetes and smoking). If you have any concern about your vision, or believe you fall into a risk category, it is very important to speak to your doctor before taking Cialis.

 

8. Heart Attacks

 

Unfortunately, for those with a risk of heart attack, taking erectile dysfunction drugs like Cialis is not a good idea. Studies have found that impotence drugs could potentially lead to blood clots by encouraging the platelets in the blood to clump together, raising heart attack risk. The research did however continue to clarify that impotence drugs by themselves are ‘not sufficient to cause a heart attack in healthy people’ and rather is mainly a risk to patients with pre-existing conditions. As always, if you have any concern about your cardiovascular health or genetic predispositions, it is very important to discuss these with your doctor before beginning Cialis as a treatment for impotence.

 

As with any medication, there are risks involved with taking Cialis. However, if you discuss your current condition, pre-existing illnesses and concerns with your doctor, whilst taking the prescribed dosage of Cialis in a sensible manner, you have little to worry about.

 

Do Statins Help Stop Thrombosis? Online Clinic Uk-Med.co.uk releases an article looking at the latest reports.

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London, UK (PRWEB UK) 27 September 2012

Dr Kazem Rahimi, a consultant cardiologist and senior clinical researcher with the Department of Cardiovascular Medicine, in the John Radcliffe hospital in Oxford led the team of researchers reviewing the data. They reviewed reports and some unpublished papers, which enlisted more than 100,000 patient volunteers. The comparison between those taking statins and the ones not taking the medication was that 0.9% receiving the medication and 1% of those not taking statins experienced venous thrombosis. This took into account people taking differing dosages of medication and showed that there was very little variation whether they took it or not.

In the previous Jupiter trial, the outcome of the results published in 2009 used Crestor (Rosuvastatin) made by AstraZeneca plc a British/Swedish pharmaceutical company. They claimed that is reduced the risk of blood clots by 50%, this was in healthy adults, so it was suggested that it should be used as a preventive.

The number of people on whon the original study was based (17,800 Volunteers) was quite low, so possibly a larger group should have been studied.

During the original tests carried out on these 17,800 volunteers, some were administered Crestor and others placebos. In the two year review it was found that 34 of the statin takers and sixty within the placebo group had gone on to form a blood clot.

Dr Rahimi could not find evidence of this occurring. As a director of the British Heart Foundation and an expert in cardiovascular medicine, Professor Peter Weissberg said that ‘An earlier study suggested that one statin, Rosuvastatin, might reduce the risk of blood clots in deep veins and lungs, known as venous thromboembolism. However, findings in single studies can sometimes happen by chance. By pooling a large amount of data on several different types of statin, this analysis shows that any significant protection against blood clots is highly unlikely.’

Almost seven million high cholesterol sufferers in the UK take statins, which prevent certain enzymes found in the liver from forming fats that can clog arteries. This bad cholesterol causes a plaque to form in blood vessels and this can cause erectile dysfunction. As a good blood flow is a key to combatting ED, Viagra and Cialis are useful medications in helping with this problem as it relaxes the arteries.

A recent genetic link has been made between cancer and cholesterol by the New York, University of Rochester, by Dr Hucky Land, which means that a daily dose of statins could be a preventative against cancerous tumours developing. This medication could be as inexpensive as 40p a day to prescribe. Even though the newest review of statin benefit has been found in certain respects, not to be working as the study showed. With the long term use of statins proving that there are fewer strokes or heart attacks and adding cancer prevention to this equation, it can only be of good to the many millions of patients that take them on a regular basis.

Article Source: http://www.uk-med.co.uk/Health/Do-Statins-Help-Stop-Thrombosis







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Laboratory Sperm Creation Available Within Two Years: British Online Clinic Uk-Med.co.uk Releases a report that looks at the latest findings

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London, UK (PRWEB UK) 12 October 2012

In her capacity as Director of Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research at Stanford University in California, Dr Renee Reijo Pera is hoping to have viable human sperm in two years, to be followed within five years by human eggs.

The inability to conceive a baby can have many reasons which affect either the female or male or both, that are involved in creating an offspring. Where actual fertility is concerned there are stages throughout a woman and a mans life when their ability to conceive easily occurs. The younger you are when you attempt to have children, the better. With a lot of couples establishing their careers and leaving it till later to start a family, there is bound to be more couples that will require investigating, which leads to fertility treatment.

Worry involved with infertility can cause other side effects, such as erectile dysfunction and stress can be a key factor in ED. Viagra or Cialis are good treatments for this possibly temporary problem.

This research is highly controversial as it uses embryonic stem cells because they provide the best start. Stem cells are part of multicellular organisms that via mitosis can form any cell type. This makes them so versatile when used to grow cells for bone marrow, body organs, repairing nerves or actually any cell in the human body.

There has always been objections to this medical research as cells are harvested from embryos. Dr Reijo Pera obtains the stem cells from the extra eggs that are not needed after IVF treatments. IVF clinics in America make 1 to 1.5 million ova a year and of these, 500,000 are disposed of. Seemingly many are concerned over the 500 being used to enhanced medical procedures and the health of the overall population, instead of the yearly disposal of 500,000 eggs that could be used in lifesaving treatment.

With the ground breaking achievements made by Japanese scientists in making baby mice from sperm and eggs that were grow with stem cells, it has given the US team a boost for their studies to go to the next stage and create a human baby in this way. Being able to produce a viable fertilised egg to be implanted by this method would help so many childless couples. Also the implications as to extending the length of childbearing years of women could be of benefit for those postponing parenthood.

All this said there are factors of opposition to stem cells being used and should women be able to have a baby in later years. So who is going to be brave enough to allow general use of stem cells recovered from embryos and decide how old is too old for a woman to give birth.

Written by Frances Cerulean

Article Source : http://www.uk-med.co.uk/Health/Laboratory-Sperm-Creation-Available-Within-Two-Years







Does Medication Help Prevent Erectile Dysfunction After Radiation Therapy For …

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Alcohol & Drug Rehab St. Catharines Introduces Program to Help Adults, Adolescents Stop Cocaine Addiction

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St. Catharines, Canada (PRWEB) January 13, 2014

A St. Catharines alcohol and drug rehab center is introducing a program geared toward helping adults and adolescents stop their cocaine addiction through services available at Drug Addiction Treatment Centers.

Based on facts collected from the National Anti-Drug Strategy, Cocaine and crack cocaine are addictive. There is no antidote that can reverse cocaine’s effects – an overdose can be lethal. Physical signs of snorted cocaine and crack cocaine use may include a red, chapped and runny nose. Used regularly, snorted cocaine can cause a hole in the wall between the nostrils causing frequent nosebleeds. Psychological signs of regular use include poor school and job performance and increased preoccupation with buying and preparing the drug. Short-term adverse effects of cocaine and crack cocaine use include increased blood pressure, breathing difficulties, anxiety, paranoid thinking, hallucinations and more. Long-term effects include depression, mood swings, violent behaviour, difficulty sleeping, a loss in the sense of smell, a lack of interest in food, potential impotence and more.”

Getting adults and adolescents to follow an organized plan of healing and wholeness from the destructive nature of cocaine is part of what Drug Addiction Treatment Centers does each day. From morning to night, a structure is in place that includes detox (early on), counseling, therapy, physical activity and learning about healthy eating habits.

Drug rehabilitation allows adults and adolescents a chance to get clean from their drug of choice, whether it is cocaine, heroin, marijuana, or prescription drugs. A part of this process is detoxification, cleansing out the physical body filled with mind-altering substances. Drug detoxs main goal is to rid the body of chemical toxins.

Once this process takes place, then counseling and therapeutic methods can enter into play. More times than not, there are real-life issues that a person has used drugs to hide, repress or deny within themselves. Some issues might include physical, emotional, spiritual or mental abuse. Drug rehab allows clients time to discern and figure out what is their truth around these situations.

Counselors and therapists with many years of experience in the field of substance abuse treatment and addiction can help make the transition from addiction to recovery easier. These drug rehab staff members can rely on their personal and professional experiences with addiction to offer compassion and support to recovering individuals working to overcome their addictions.

Staff and clients are able to exchange stories of shared experiences, which will let recovering individuals know they are not alone in their journey. The relationships formed between recovering individuals and staff members of the St. Catharines drug rehab center provide a strong support network that offers strength and guidance during the recovery journey, throughout the transition to life outside of treatment and as recovering

individuals adjust to sobriety.

For more information on Drug Addiction Treatment Centers, visit http://drugsdetox.org or call (289) 401-0102.







Help Yourself and Treat Prostate Enlargement & LUTS at Home with Dr. Allens Device Avoiding Nasty Side Effects of BPH Drugs, Recommends Fine Treatment

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London, UK (PRWEB) January 21, 2014

Fine Treatment recommends Dr. Allens Device as a long-term independent treatment for enlarged prostate (BPH). Its use protects men from common health problems caused by treating this condition with BPH drugs. Having this treatment option available is especially important, highlights Fine Treatment, as a new hype promotes the combination of tamsulosin (-blocker) and dutaseride (5 reductase inhibitor) to be prescribed for life to help to ease lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS).

According to the article Combination therapy may improve urinary tract symptoms in BPH, dated January 9, 2014, a study published in the British Journal of Urology, which had lasted for 48 months, says: a combination of an -blocker (tamsulosin) and 5 reductase inhibitor (dutaseride) was shown to be superior to monotherapy for improvement in lower urinary tract symptoms for those with moderate to severe benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).

However, it is worth reminding of the outcomes of another large study discussed in The New York Times article, Common Drug for Prostrate Is Ineffective, Study Finds. It stated, The first direct comparison of two main drugs approved for treating an enlarged prostate gland, a common condition in older men, has shown that one is no better than a dummy pill or placebo. But the other relieves the urinary symptoms caused as the swollen gland constricts the urethra. Furthermore, it was shown men taking Proscar (5 reductase inhibitor) alone or in combination with Hytrin (a-blocker) experienced impotence and decreased sex drive more often than those in the other two groups. Dizziness was the most frequent side effect of Hytrin and was experienced by 79, or 26 percent, of the 305 men who took it in the study.

Sadly, men do suffer from the side effects of prostate drugs tremendously. Addressing this pressing issue in 2011, the FDA required the label of all 5-alpha reductase drugs, including Propecia, to carry the warning about the increased risk of high-grade prostate cancer, while the latest lawsuit case against Avodart manufacturer, Case No. D193-889, filed on February 4, 2013 in Jefferson County District Court, raises the profile of the matter.

In contrast to medications, Dr. Allens therapeutic device improves the condition of the prostate gland naturally by enhancing blood circulation at the capillary level. No magnets or batteries are involved. This video gives more details about the enlarged prostate treatment with Dr Allens Device for Prostate Care: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5xidswhxJM.

Its not right to subject a man with enlarged prostate to taking BPH drugs for the rest of his life, comments Dr. Simon Allen. In most cases, the Thermobalancing therapy will work well. The users of Dr. Allens Device do achieve a notable lower urinary tract symptoms relief naturally as they terminate and ultimately reverse BPH.

For details, please visit Fine Treatment at http://finetreatment.com/bph-treatment-prostate-enlargement.

About Dr. Simon Allen and Fine Treatment:

Dr. Simon Allen, MD, PhD, Academician, member of the ATA, is a highly experienced medical professional. His specialty is in internal medicine. He has treated a wide range of chronic diseases, including patients after a heart attack, with kidneys problems, including kidney stones disease, prostate and spine conditions, as well as metabolic disorders.

Fine Treatment ensures international availability of Dr. Allens Devices for chronic prostatitis and BPH treatment, coronary heart disease, dissolving kidney stones, as well as upper and lower back pain and sciatica relief.







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Saturday, April 13, 2013

I just want you to know...

Name: Megan
Location: Utah, USA

OH such a bitter sweet moment for me. So much to say.....I just want you to know that I've loved every photo, picture, email, reader and comment. I just want you to know that YOU are of value. YOU make a difference. YOU are needed...
I've loved connecting through a photo with so many of you from all over the world. It's meant the "WORLD" to me! If I could personally hug, shake hands, walk in your shoes or look into the faces of each woman all over the world who has shared over the years this project has run, I WOULD! 
I just want you to know....I say THANK YOU!
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Friday, April 12, 2013

I just want you to know

                                                            Name: Alisha Malandrini
                                                          Location: Bairnsdale, Australia
I just want you to know that i have really enjoyed being apart of the Iam blog team.
Every single person on the Iam team, including Megan (BrassyApple) seems to be lovely, and i thankyou for the opportunity you have given me. I wish everyone a happy and wonderful future.
Love Alisha x
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Thursday, April 11, 2013

What I Should Have Said

Name: Annette
Location: Kuwait
 
I don't really believe that having regrets is helpful. I'm more of a peacemaker than a pot-stirrer. I only regret not addressing the issue when it could have been dealth with. The impact of not speaking up has impacted relationships and will probably continue to do so.
Best of luck, it's been lots of fun. I've loved having an opportunity to share my photos and thoughts. -AJHT
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Tuesday, April 9, 2013

I Just Want You to Know...




NAME: TRINITY 
LOCATION:  MS COAST

I just want you to know......that it's been my absolute pleasure getting to know you all over the last eight months.  I consider myself very fortunate to have been selected for this journey!

I just want you to know....that I'll still be blogging over at the Ramsay Grace Blog, and would <3 for you to stop by!

I just want you to know....{what I want all women, all over the world to know}...that you are Beautiful....you are STRONG...you are WORTH IT!

Wishing you well my friends!
Love,
Trinity
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Monday, April 8, 2013

I Just Want You to Know....

Name: Amanda
Location: Bandung - Indonesia

I just want you (all) to know that I'm grateful being part of this journey. Knowing you all from pictures, realizing that there's some thing that relate us somehow even with the fact that we lived world apart. Some of this theme are seems easy, but there's one or two themes that makes me think a lot. And somehow.. when I think on what pic should I post here, I know myself better. It's like an AHA moment. Thank you.. for letting me be a part of this marvelous journey.
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Sunday, April 7, 2013

Theme - just want you to know....

I think we probably all have those moments when we wish we could have said.....(fill in the blank) to someone before we didn't see them again. Before we left that event. Before we parted. Before it ended....

If you could say it today - what would you say? 
" I just want you to know...." 
That's our theme this week as wrap up our project for the year. It's been a great 8 months. Life is calling us to other endeavors and we are going to take the journey and see where it leads us!
BUT not before say, "I just want you to know...."

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Saturday, April 6, 2013

What's in my purse?

Name: Megan
Location: Utah, USA

" I've used and transferred between 3 different purses this week so all the "junk" that usually builds up couldn't. LOL. most of the constants are here - pocket camera, notebook - always taking notes of ideas, etc. Sunglasses, lipstick, mints and business cards :) 
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Friday, April 5, 2013

What's in my purse

                                                                   Name: Alisha Malandrini
                                                                Location: Bairnsdale, Australia
In my purse i always carry a camera of any type, whether it be my DSLR, my little fuji, or my smart phone. I love capturing moments of everyday life, and if i don't have a camera with me i go crazy.

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Thursday, April 4, 2013

What's In My Purse...no, really, what's in there?

 
Name: Annette
Location: Kuwait

Clockwise, from left: my favorite Fossil purse; a pile of receipts from the grocery store; underpants, shorts and wipes for my recently potty-trained son; a ribbon of unknown origin; Dramamine; my husband's necktie, my sunglasses and a wiper thing; a pouch with personal items; lipsticks; chapsticks; eyedrops (it gets dusty here); a pen that I can NEVER find when I need; a handful of photos of family; a tiny green truck; my phone (ok, that's just the case, I used the phone to take this photo); a bundle of business cards from the doctor's office, my husband's office and my eldest son's school; the brown and purple wallet that I don't really love but haven't gotten around to replacing; several photo id cards (civil identity card, Kuwait driver's license, Idaho Driver's license (with an AWESOME picture), private medical insurance card, government medical insurance card);  Kuwaiti fils (the coins) and dinars (the notes). In the center you can see two sets of keys with my Ron Weasley Lego keychain (Weasley is our king!); a small piece of beach glass for my collection; a black bat ring from Halloween and a pink plastic ring from my daughter's bling collection; an inordinate amount of sanitzing hand wipes and hand sanitizer; two packs of TERRIBLE chewing gum that a cashier recently gave me as change when he didn't have any small coins; and a string of prize coupons from a local fun place and the cards from the same.
Not pictured: several handfuls of sand and crumbs, a wad of chewing gum in a piece of tissue, twenty-thousand smaller receipts, twenty-two thousand identity cards for the children and tissue (because no matter how many packs of tissue I put in, there is never any in my purse when my kids have got drippy noses.)

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Tuesday, April 2, 2013

What's in My Purse {one never knows}

 NAME:  TRINITY
LOCATION:  MS GULF COAST

My bag is pretty much the family's, in that at least one of them is always asking:  "Hey, could you stick this in your purse?" It's normal to find my husband's phone, or keys, or the kids' favorite toys or lip gloss, or a dozen other items.

Today, I give you all a rare glimpse into said purse.  I know, exciting stuff I'm sure!  We have the following items:  wallet, bracelet 
{that I wore to work last Thursday}, Bath & Body Works Lotion, bobby pins, kids' nail polishes, BC Powder {it works!}, and more.  Plus, you may have noticed my new craft punch {arrow} or that I have a 10% off coupon for one of my favorite shops {Mindy Mae's Market}.  I even have a Littlest Pet Shop brochure, highlighted with all the pets my oldest would like {Wasn't that sweet of her....to make sure I knew, lol}  

So.....that's it for my purse.  What's in YOURS? 
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Monday, April 1, 2013

What's in my Purse

Name: Amanda
Location: Jakarta

"Today I wear my PUMA bag (a b'day gift from my best friend). Nothing fancy in my batg actually. Most of them are the thing I need in my daily basis. Simple make up kit consist of loose powder, foundation, lipstic and lipgloss plus mascara. Wallet, pencil case , my BB, a ball of yarn (and hook) plus a case with all kind of charger. And off course.. my netbook."
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Sunday, March 31, 2013

Theme - what's in my purse

Oh this is a fun one! As women we tend to carry purses. Some large some small. Sometimes they are jammed full of crazy stuff! And sometimes we just have a few items. We are going to spill the contents of our purses this week. It will be fun to see what they "reveal" about our day to day lives.


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Nighttime - soap opera

Name: Audrey
Location: Curitiba, Brazil

                Carrossel is a mexican soap opera I watched (dubbed in Portuguese) when I was a kid in 1991 and that has been rewritten and retaped (with Brazilian actors now) by a Brazilian TV channel since last year. Now my daugther watches it every night and she loves it. It is about a loving teacher (professora Helena) that goes way beyond the classroom to teach good virtues to her kids in the most different, dramatic, fiction filled ways. Don't tell anyone but we cried when professora Helena left the school for a better paying job. Of course she returned to her old job about 10 chapters later...
                It really can be cute and I must admit I have learned to enjoy wathcing it again. It is on every night at 8:30 pm and she (we) can´t miss it. So, like every good Brazilian, our nighttimes include soap opera watching. But at least this is a 'good', decent one.
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Saturday, March 30, 2013

Nighttime - reading


 Name: Megan
Location: Utah, USA
Something that is consistent around our house at nighttime is reading. We always read before bedtime. Regular trips to the library to get large stacks of books keeps it new and fun! 
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