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Ben 10 Toy Bundle – Deluxe Omnitrix Creator Set and Action Figures | Review

Posted on October 30, 2020August 27, 2024 by Dann Sullivan

[Ad- gifted product] Ben 10 is an American TV series and franchise produced by Cartoon Network, where a boy named Ben has got ahold of a strange watch. This piece of alien technology, called the Omnitrix, has the DNA of different aliens in it, allowing Ben to transform into these aliens. Using this device, he is able to take on evil monsters, destroying them by using the best aliens for the job. We got our hands on a few of the new Ben 10 toys just in time for the Ben 10 Movie – Ben 10 vs. the Universe: The Movie!

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Pretty Suds October 2020 Bath Bomb Box | Review

Posted on October 29, 2020November 14, 2024 by Jupiter

Last month, the theme was Deep Blue, however, I did not end up getting the time to write up the box, and the October box was just too perfect to not include as apart of blogtober! Pretty Suds Fright Night bundle included lots of Halloween themed and spooky themed bombs that really seemed perfect for this time of year. From monsters to skulls to ghost, there is something for everyone in this box.

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Hello Kitty Narikiri Face Mask: Zombie | Review

Posted on October 28, 2020November 14, 2024 by Jupiter

When it comes to face masks, it’s pretty clear I enjoy clay based masks best, with paper based masks being my least favorite. But sometimes, I do come across a mask just too cute and too themed to pass up, even if it is paper. While visiting the Spooky Gudetama the Lazy Egg x Artbox Cafe & Boutique earlier this month, I saw the Hello Kitty Narikiri Face Mask: Zombie and couldn’t resist the cuteness of Hello Kitty and the Halloween theme of zombie!

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Unfiltered Me | Sharing a bit about myself

Posted on October 28, 2020August 27, 2024 by Jupiter

[Ad- collab] Social media and what is put out into the world is often described as the best parts of people’s lives. They project what they want the world to see, and hide away anything else. Filters, editing, only showing good bits of life seem to be the go to way that people use the internet, however, I have always made it an effort to show the highs and lows of my life. I’ve shared unflattering pictures on Twitter, showed off moments of failure on Facebook and Instagram, and continued to just be – me. I don’t have much time to edit myself down to this perfect version, to filter until there is something that everyone will instantly go too.

Through this, I have found myself become more approachable – I am not this perfect person with a perfect life. I have imperfections, my skin isn’t baby soft, I am a real human who you can really see and talk too. When using dating sites, this is something to heavily consider, as it’s much better to be comfortable in your own skin as apposed to creating an image of something you are not. It’s important to continue to be yourself, even if yourself is quirky, funny, loud, not perfect.

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A Day Out at Marsh Farm Halloween Festival

Posted on October 27, 2020November 14, 2024 by Dann Sullivan

We returned to Marsh Farm, where we had previously gone to pick pumpkins, for their annual Halloween Festival – an impressive event which has a lot more going on than any of us expected.

Even though the days seem to be getting shorter, and the temperature keeps dropping, it’s more important than ever to make sure that you get out of the house when you can. We’d already travelled to pick pumpkins at Marsh Farm’s impressive Pumpkin Village earlier in the month, and while there we noticed that there was actually much more to the place than a village shop and extremely well laid-out and decorated pumpkin patch. We spotted an entryway reminiscent of theme park booths, and what looked like a carousel. We had to go back and see the whole thing – so we set a day aside and headed there on a quiet Sunday.

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