Broad Z: Hey "A", I finally did it...I finally took the plunge.Broad A: Skinny dipping AGAIN? At your age, come on "Z" grow up.Broad Z: Bwahahaha, and scare the sharks out Amity Island? I don't think so. No, I followed your lead and went to BodyLogicMD to deal with my menopause monster.Broad A: It's about time, but why did you choose BodyLogic MD instead of another doctor?Broad Z: Well, I did a LOT of research and a lot of the doctor's offering bio-identical hormones specialize in other medical ... continue reading...
Health Reviews: BodyLogic MD
No Review, no giveaway – just a much needed break
"Z" will be on her yearly (or bi-yearly) mecca to her favorite city next week - Paris. Just like the City of Lights closes for the month of August, The Review Broads will be on hiatus for a week. We'll return on September 26th with new reviews, giveaways and FUN.Want to come along with Z?Head over to Champagne Living and follow her throughout Paris next week as she eats, shops, relaxes and shops some more in her home away from home.À bientôt! ... continue reading...
What are you doing this weekend? Lion King 3D
It's FINALLY here - the Lion King in 3D! While I'm heading out of the country for a little R&R, my family will be donning those cool 3D glasses and watching the long awaited Lion King in it's 3 dimensional glory.To find a theater near you showing Lion King in 3D go to: RealD.com ... continue reading...
Book reviews & Giveaway: Black Light
Black Light Authors: Patrick Melton, Marcus Dunstan and Stephen RomanoBlack Light emanates fright. A huge beam of a novel, flashing into the realm of the dead, undead, and walking shadows of human evil and good, Black Light shimmers with ghostly horror. While “Ghostbusters” proved amusing, Black Light sleeks itself in foreboding and danger. From page one, this novel trips the light fantastic, and fills the reader with a plot that tangles us, twists us, and delights in dropping us into its own ... continue reading...
Book Reviews & Giveaway: A Single Shot
A Single Shot Author: Matthew F JonesWith Hemingway prose and use of the “code” that Hemingway’s characters live by, Matthew Jones succinctly and eloquently portrays the backwoods code through John Moon, a man who finds himself in an impossible situation and attempts to survive it. Calling forth all the emotional nuances of his solitary, barely surviving characters, Jones portrays them in prose that seers its locale and swarms evocatively around the insinuations of humanity, good versus evil, ... continue reading...
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