For Christmas my fiance bought me a Kindle Fire! I was thrilled. I am an avid reader and with all of the free books amazon offers, I began reading on Christmas. I've read a few books since then, but I decided to try out this whole review thing. The free e-book I read was "Always" by Carol Rose. This book is a romance story, and it was great. Something I would love to commend Rose on is that she doesn't jump straight into sex scenes or anything, she actually lays out a plot and a story line, which most authors do not do in a romance e-book from amazon. The book itself was great. It started as a girl who moves back to her home town to be with her last dying relative, and some big-shot comes to town. This big-shot lived in the town and is suddenly in love with the girl. She has such a mindset that rich men are horrible, and as the story unfolds you see why she thinks that way, and what drives her to do the things she does. For a romance novel it was very mild. In many books I have read there is a lot of sex, but in this book it was all cutesy, actually, romantic for a novel. I like it. For a reminder the book is "Always" by Carol Rose. If you have an interest you should check it out sometime and read it. Let me know what you think of the novel.
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Thursday, January 12, 2012
Beauty Brite has made me happy!
According to the blog Beauty Brite ;; they are having a giveaway that ANY blogger can sign up for, because it is FREE!!! As a new blogger I am truly excited because I am young and in college therefore, I am moneyless. I thank Beauty Brite for letting me get my blog out there it means the world to me!!
Sunday, January 1, 2012
Kindle Fire Giveaway
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Saturday, December 31, 2011
Happy New Year!!
So now that it's officially the new year, I'm getting ready to turn in for the night. I cannot wait for this year, and all that the blogging world has to offer me. When I wake up, it marks the first day of my diet. I am very determined to lose the weight that I have. Just last night I was made fun of for my weight, and I'm sick of it. I want to be healthy, and happy. I hope I can find support in my fellow bloggers, I plan to post my accomplishments as they happen and keep a day by day journal on here. Please feel free to give me any tips at all. I cannot wait for this year, I know it's going to be great.
Kara (:
Kara (:
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
College
I've been applying for scholarships, and I found one I really thought I had a shot at. If you guys vote for me, +1 me, tweet the link, or like the post please let me know! The more votes I get the better chance I have at winning!
The Death Penalty
This blog post is an official entry for the Law Blogger’s Scholarship, sponsored by The Law Office of Joshua Pond, http://www.joshuapondlaw.com.
The death penalty is such a touchy subject across the United States, especially with the recent execution of Troy Davis. I think that the death penalty is a cruel and unusual punishment. Although it seems painless to the rest of the world who watches men and women die at the needle, nobody knows the pain they endure inside their bodies. When they are injected their motions are numbed as is their mouth, but their insides feel as though they are on fire. Out of the fifty states 34 states still have the death penalty intact and they need to realize that it is not safe for prisoners to endure this pain. Those who are killed under the death penalty are often found not guilty years down the road. If this law was not in place then the people executed would still be alive and there would be no need to regret killing them. I think that states need to look at medical evidence of what the injections do to a person’s insides. Eliminating the death penalty would solve wrongful punishment and deaths, and would also show that the country does not support cruel punishments. I think that the death of Troy Davis very significant in this battle, however it also shows the power one man can have. Millions of people waited in front of their television for the final judgment on Davis’ death which was postponed a few years before. One man decided the fate of Troy Davis and that is not fair. If 8 of the nine justices said he should live, one man should not inject him. It is crucial that people examine the case of Davis and see that the punishment he got was not necessary. One man should never have his life taken over something that may not have been his doing. The thirty four states may not all use this punishment, but one day they may decide, they want to kill somebody. The states who execute people with the death penalty have blood on their hands. Although the death penalty is found as a non cruel punishment, the medical evidence shows that it is. The pain these men suffer sitting in jail, and then the emotional distress of being killed they go through is cruel enough, but the lethal dose and the burning they feel inside is the most cruel thing that they can go through. Shooting a man is not as painful as the injection men receive. In my opinion the death penalty is cruel and unusual and the states that have the death penalty are states with a low population and are not very revolutionized. It is important to examine all of the cases and see how many people were killed and then found innocent later, and the way these men and women suffer. The President needs to step in and say that enough is enough and the punishment is unnecessary. Troy Davis is one of many men would should not have died with the lethal injection. All it takes is one redneck and a man’s life is no longer existent.
The death penalty is such a touchy subject across the United States, especially with the recent execution of Troy Davis. I think that the death penalty is a cruel and unusual punishment. Although it seems painless to the rest of the world who watches men and women die at the needle, nobody knows the pain they endure inside their bodies. When they are injected their motions are numbed as is their mouth, but their insides feel as though they are on fire. Out of the fifty states 34 states still have the death penalty intact and they need to realize that it is not safe for prisoners to endure this pain. Those who are killed under the death penalty are often found not guilty years down the road. If this law was not in place then the people executed would still be alive and there would be no need to regret killing them. I think that states need to look at medical evidence of what the injections do to a person’s insides. Eliminating the death penalty would solve wrongful punishment and deaths, and would also show that the country does not support cruel punishments. I think that the death of Troy Davis very significant in this battle, however it also shows the power one man can have. Millions of people waited in front of their television for the final judgment on Davis’ death which was postponed a few years before. One man decided the fate of Troy Davis and that is not fair. If 8 of the nine justices said he should live, one man should not inject him. It is crucial that people examine the case of Davis and see that the punishment he got was not necessary. One man should never have his life taken over something that may not have been his doing. The thirty four states may not all use this punishment, but one day they may decide, they want to kill somebody. The states who execute people with the death penalty have blood on their hands. Although the death penalty is found as a non cruel punishment, the medical evidence shows that it is. The pain these men suffer sitting in jail, and then the emotional distress of being killed they go through is cruel enough, but the lethal dose and the burning they feel inside is the most cruel thing that they can go through. Shooting a man is not as painful as the injection men receive. In my opinion the death penalty is cruel and unusual and the states that have the death penalty are states with a low population and are not very revolutionized. It is important to examine all of the cases and see how many people were killed and then found innocent later, and the way these men and women suffer. The President needs to step in and say that enough is enough and the punishment is unnecessary. Troy Davis is one of many men would should not have died with the lethal injection. All it takes is one redneck and a man’s life is no longer existent.
Monday, December 5, 2011
AVEENO GIVEAWAY!
The Freebie Junkie is giving away Aveeno Hairproducts. Aveeno is a natural brand, and all of their other products are wonderful. They have products to fit all different hair types to make your hair look at it's best. Stop by The Freebie Junkie and enter for your chance to win these lovely products. The deadline will approach much faster than you think!!!
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