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October 31, 2013

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Neutrogena Norwegian Formula Hand Cream - Review

before I don't spend all day outside in the frigid cold, but I do wait for the bus and walk to work in the cold, and my skin is generally susceptible to extreme weather conditions. In the winter, my skin, especially my hands, gets dry, itchy, and cracked. Because my hands spend a lot of time in camera close-ups, this just can't be. So I was hopeful about trying Neutrogena Norwegian Formula Hand Cream as part of being a BzzAgent. For 40 years, Neutrogena has helped heal and protect skin with its Norwegian Formula Hand Cream. Its story started off the coast of Norway, where fishermen were suffering the effects of wind, cold, and water. Those fishermen developed a glycerin-rich cream that, when applied to their skin, relieved years' worth of chapping, cracking, and drying. Neutrogena adopted that formula, and in 2012, it earned the Good Housekeeping Seal. The Norwegian Formula line also includes body and foot moisturizers. You can also use the hand cream on your lips.

Adventure Challenge Family Edition Review

A few months ago, I received a free Adventure Challenge: Family Edition to review. I thought it sounded like the perfect thing to keep my family busy and playing together while at home during the quarantine. Essentially, it's a book with scratch-off activities inside. The activities are divided up into themes, such as You Are What You Eat (snacktime activities) and Rainy Plazzze (indoor activities for rainy days), but it's a surprise as to what the activity will actually be. Activities that you can do from home? Sign me up! Our first activity was a marshmallow game called Cute, Fluffy Cloud Fight under the Bunch-a-Weirdos theme, and it just so happened that we had mini marshmallows in the pantry. After about two minutes of playing this game with my 4-year-old, it turned into us feeding marshmallows to the squirrels and birds. (Check out my saved Insta Story .) While this activity - and most of the others - aren't really geared toward little kids, at least the

The Lost Apothecary Book Review

Sarah Penner's The Lost Apothecary will make you want to take a solo jaunt to England (or wherever your fondness lies) and go on an adventure discovering ancient history. Caroline goes on her anniversary trip to London alone, while her cheating husband stays behind in America. On a whim, she joins up with a group of "mudlarkers" looking for treasure in the Thames. When Caroline uncovers a light blue apothecary vial with a bear imprinted on it, it awakens the long-dormant historian inside herself. While Caroline tries to uncover the unknown history of the apothecary's vial, the reader gets to know who the apothecary actually was through chapters that go back in time to 1791. This apothecary dispensed remedies, but remedies that would help women get rid of the men who had wronged them. The more Caroline uncovers about the apothecary, the more the past gets tangled up in her present. This book was so good that I read it in about a day. I just couldn't get put it

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