This book was written by the same woman who wrote “Magic Key to Spanish”. I read this one first and knew Magic Key had to be really good. This book (See it & Say it) focuses on vocabulary and simple sentences, which is nice because at the start, you don’t want to be presented with anything too complex, or too much stuff. I’d say if you want to travel to a Spanish-speaking country or something, get this book. If you are really serious about learning a lot of the Spanish language, Magic Key is where you should start (or read both books) Margarita Madrigal is great at presenting information! If you want some excellent review for grammar specifically, check out Dorothy Richmond’s books: her Spanish Verb Tenses book and Pronouns and Prepositions book are awesome.

LOADS of exercises, LOTS of grammar explained clearly, organized well. Dorothy Richmond is awesome. If you’re learning Spanish and you don’t have these two books, you should seriously consider buying them! You can get them new at a cheap price on amazon.com ($8.76 each!!) It’s an amazing price for all the information and practice you’ll be getting.

I never usually think as TV dinners as being healthy. So I’ve been avoiding them most of the time even though my dad decided to bulk up on 234989320 of them. I brought this outta the freezer and was surprised because there is zero trans fat, only 2.5 grams of saturated fat, 6 grams of fiber (!), and it’s only 240 calories. This is for what I would consider a nicely portioned meal (meaning there is not too much of anything but it can fill you) And you get turkey with sauce, peas, and potatoes. I don’t like peas by themselves so I mix ‘em with the potatoes and gravy and it’s all good. I think it’s a good, quick, and fairly healthy meal.

Seriously, Dorothy Richmond’s Spanish grammar books should be on every Spanish learner’s bookshelf, no matter what level of learning they are at. They’re organized with clear, straight-to-the-point explanations, and you’re spending LOTS of time practicing what you’re learned. There is an excellent “por vs. para” section. The book is surprisingly cheap too. I hope the author’s “Spanish Vocabulary” book is just as good as her grammar books.

Wish there was more.. I found it very entertaining, as entertaining as I find Family Guy and The Simpsons to be.

One of my favorite movies! Usually I don’t like watching movies more than once but I’ve watched this a few times. Made me laugh!

I love chocolate.. and this was a good idea for gum. It’s tasty.

Lisa Delaney is the author of this book and she had struggled with her weight until she was in her late 20’s so she knows exactly how many women feel when they’re overweight. She knows about the insecurities and other issues that you have to deal with. She writes like she’s talking specifically to you and I love that. She guides you through different issues and ways to overcome them while losing weight and maintaining it. Her experiences are ones that I felt I could relate to, having gone through the same thing in my life, and her advice is logical and presented in a way that would get anyone motivated. Even people who feel like they have tried every diet and failed will be inspired by this book. I’m the kind of person who hardly finishes books in less than a week, but this I finished in 3 days. I thought it was that good. Any woman struggling with their weight should read this book. (Try your library if you don’t want to spend bucks! =)

I love the taste. I could eat one every week and not get sick of the taste. I just don’t think it’s worth it to eat one again because (unlike with many McDonald’s sandwiches now) this one contains trans fat which is the worst kind of fat that everyone should avoid in their diets completely. I wish BK would change like other restaurants are with the trans fat content!

I didn’t even know what “enneagram” meant before reading this! I did find it very interesting and I did learn about my personality and others by answering questions to the quizzes on different personalities. My dad is a “1” (perfectionist) His girlfriend a “9” (Peacemaker) and I’m “8” (Asserter) …meaning I had the highest score in the asserter quiz. The book said that unlike 9’s and 1’s, 8’s readily express their anger. This is very true for me and I told my dad’s girlfriend and she was like, “Oh yeah I never express my anger outwardly”. Anyway, the book made me think! And I like that. Also, I love quizzes =)