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Bella's Story

Some know this, but this is more than a rehash of what was shared yesterday on social media. Yesterday I took my dog Bella to the vet to try and find out what is wrong with her front paw. It is badly swollen and infected. I don’t know if it is from being bitten, stepping on something or a growth of some form. When it first showed up it didn’t seem to bother her but in the last few days she…

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Common Dog Breeds Found In Kenya: From Guardians To Family Companions - H&S Pets Galore

Exploring The Diverse Canine Landscape Of Kenya In Kenya, you can find a variety of dog breeds, both indigenous and imported. The popularity of specific breeds can vary by region and personal preference, but some dog breeds are more commonly seen throughout the country. Here are some of the common dog breeds in Kenya: German Shepherd: German Shepherds are widely popular in Kenya and are often…

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Book Review: A Dog's Purpose by W. Bruce Cameron

#BookReview - A Dog's Purpose by W. Bruce Cameron This book left me in tears more times than I'd like to admit but I loved it all the same :) #amreading #dogs #puppies

4 out of 5 Stars The Blurb

This is the remarkable story of one endearing dog’s search for his purpose over the course of several lives. More than just another charming dog story, this touches on the universal quest for an answer to life’s most basic question: Why are we here?

Surprised to find himself reborn as a rambunctious golden haired puppy after a tragically short life as a stray mutt,…

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A Dog's Purpose (2017)

A Dog’s Purpose (2017)

A dog, Bailey (Josh Gad) lives four different lifetimes with new owners, in order to understand his purpose. (more…)

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A Time for Every Purpose Under the Heavens: Everything has its season, and every part of creation has a purpose. #Purpose #Life Everything has its season, and every part of creation has a purpose. I believe there is a higher power whom I call God, giving everything created in this universe a purpose.

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Three Inexpensive Ways to Promote Your Business

updated from June 2012

Entrepreneurship is one of the pillars of the American Dream.  People want to be able to market their great ideas to others, but in today’s economy it can seem nearly impossible for a small business to make it.  We may be in an era of box stores and online retailers, but that doesn’t mean that’s it’s impossible for small brick and mortar business owners to make it.    The…

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Cinco escándalos que eclipsaron una película

Cinco escándalos que eclipsaron una película

Detrás de la producción de una película hay toda clase de historias que la mayoría de las veces lo que hacen es promocionarla para bien, generándole interés. Sin embargo, hay otros casos en los que promocionan para mal, estropeándola.

Porque nadie quiere ir a ver una película en la que un animal ha sido maltratado. Y todo el mundo querrá ver una película en la que los dos protagonistas tuvieron…

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Box Office: “Split’ Tops ‘Dog’s Purpose’ With $26 Million

Box Office: “Split’ Tops ‘Dog’s Purpose’ With $26 Million

Despite the TMZ videos and boycott threats, “A Dog’s Purpose” still managed to pull in family audiences, who apparently shook off or were unmoved by footage of a cowering German Shepherd being forced into rushing water. The story of a dog who gets reincarnated, living through and playing “man’s best friend” to multiple masters, brought… Read more »

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‘Split’ Blows Past Newcomers ‘A Dog’s Purpose,’ ‘Resident Evil’ at Friday Box Office

‘Split’ Blows Past Newcomers ‘A Dog’s Purpose,’ ‘Resident Evil’ at Friday Box Office

“Split” is still going strong in its second weekend at the box office: The James McAvoy film earned $7.9 million on Friday night and is expected to take $25.7 million over the three days. The M. Night Shyamalan film blew past newcomers “A Dog’s Purpose” and “Resident Evil: The Final Chapter.” The former made $5.2 million for a weekend estimate of $18.7 million, while the Screen Gems video-game…

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Beloved Bestseller "A Dog's Purpose" Now a Heartwarming Film

Beloved Bestseller “A Dog’s Purpose” Now a Heartwarming Film

Based on author W. Bruce Cameron’s beloved best-selling novel, A Dog’s Purpose, comes director Lasse Hallström’s heartwarming and surprising story of one devoted dog who finds the meaning of his own existence through the lives of the humans he teaches to laugh and love. After its publication in 2010, A Dog’s Purpose became an enormous hit, finding an audience with animal lovers across the globe…

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Box Office: Split Holds Off A Dog's Purpose and Resident Evil

Box Office: Split Holds Off A Dog’s Purpose and Resident Evil

Newcomers A Dog’s Purpose and Resident Evil: The Final Chapter were no match for Split‘s second weekend, meaning the latter remains the number 1 film in the US. (more…)

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Split Repeats in First While A Dog's Purpose Finds One

Split Repeats in First While A Dog's Purpose Finds One #movies

Split repeated for a second weekend at the box office with an impressive $26.3 million. The M. Night Shyamalan film has been riding good worth of mouth and buzz that this is his best film since The Sixth Sense with a return to form. The weekend saw only a 34% drop from the previous weekend. In second place was the controversial film A Dog’s Purpose. It debuted with $18.4 million off of a $22…

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'A Dog's Purpose' Suffers Major Backlash After On-Set Video Leaks

‘A Dog’s Purpose’ Suffers Major Backlash After On-Set Video Leaks

‘A Dog’s Purpose’ shows a scared German Shepherd forced into rough waters for the movie. PETA is calling for a boycott of the upcoming feature film A Dog’s Purpose after a video was leaked to TMZ showing a German Shepherd being forced into rushing water allegedly during production. The animal rights group told The Hollywood Reporter that the dog was owned and supplied by Birds & Animals…

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A Dog's Purpose Review

A Dog’s Purpose Review

Who knew a January movie about dogs would be one of the first most controversial films of the year. You know the story. You saw the articles and let me say, I find this all to be nothing more than a sack of crap. Seriously people? You have a heavily edited video from no other than TMZ (who I have no idea why would they be at the production site of A Dog’s Purpose) of a PROFESSIONALLY TRAINED…

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So that’s one year done. One year of semi-adulthood. First year of uni done and I’ll (hopefully) be going back for second year in a couple of months. (I have everything crossed for decent exam results). Anywho, finishing uni for the summer means I have more time for other things, such as posting more on my blog. So I’m going to kick off the summer with a list of my top ten favourite things from the month of May.

Products

Garnier Summer Body Moisturising Lotion Sun-Kissed Look. As you can probably tell by the name, this is a moisturising tanning lotion, something I’ve always been skeptical of in the past. However, after receiving the recommendation from a friend I thought I’d give this one a go. On offer for only £3.75 in Tesco I decided it wouldn’t be much of a loss if it didn’t turn out to be all the great. I’m delighted to say that after trying it for the first time I was pleasantly surprised. Being a moisturising lotion, it’s much kinder to your skin than foundation or fake tan while also giving you subtle tan. Obviously, it doesn’t provide as full a coverage but if you’re wanting to allow your skin to breathe but also not look half-dead, then I highly recommend this product.

Milkshake Silver Shine Shampoo. As you may or may not know, I’ve been gradually getting my hair dyed lighter and lighter for the past year and a half and being a student I can’t really afford to go to the hairdressers all that often. Therefore, the last time I was at the hairdressers she recommended I try silver shampoo as it would maintain the lightness in my hair for a lot longer. And thank goodness I made the investment. As well as further lightening my hair and maintaining its lighter colour, it smells amazing (think bubblegum ice cream). I just can’t get enough of it.

Clothes

Dungarees. I think dungarees are a must have in everyone’s wardrobe at the minute as 90s throwback fashion is everywhere. I’m obsessed with all the different styles of dungarees you can get from full length to shorts to pinafores and all the different colours. Suitable for cold and warm days (something unpredictable in the UK), they’re so versatile and are easy to dress. I decided dungarees would be a good investment for my trip to Italy in September as the days start to cool down, well that’s my excuse anyway.

TV Shows

Riverdale. Two words: Cole Sprouse. Yes, that’s right. Cole Sprouse is back on our screens and it’s flipping wonderful. It took me a couple of episodes to warm up to Riverdale. That may have been because Adam and I began watching it as soon as we finished 13 Reasons Why and were still pretty invested in Hannah’s story. However, I just couldn’t get into the first few episodes of Riverdale. I was getting confused about who was who and didn’t really understand what was going on. As we watched more, I started to enjoy it more and more and understood why it started how it did. By the end, I was hooked and can’t wait for season two this autumn!

The Vampire Diaries. A golden oldie. After the Twilight saga, I was of the opinion that vampires were not something I was interested in so I never bothered to watch The Vampire Diaries and boy, was I wrong for doing that. After hearing some shining reviews for the series, Adam and I decided to watch it after finishing Riverdale and I’m glad we did. We are nearly at the end of season two and I’m hooked on the story of Elena and the Salvatore brothers. Not even slightly as cringeworthy as Twilight. If you’d been hesitant to watch it for this reason, forget those doubts and flick Netflix on right now.

Online

Airbnb. As I briefly mentioned earlier in this post, Adam and I are interrailing around Italy in September. Therefore, we have been searching for cheap accommodation as we don’t want to be paying upwards of £100 a night for hotels. This led me to try out Airbnb. The app is full of local people renting out their homes for visitors. It allows you to make searches through a number of different criteria such as location, privacy, price etc so it is super easy to use. So far we have booked our accommodation in Naples and Rome and I just can’t wait to stay in the cute little rooms in such beautiful cities. What I love about Airbnb (aside from the amazing prices) is the fact that you can find little unique and authentic places to stay, something you wouldn’t find in a hotel geared toward tourists, and you get a little taste of the local culture.

Music

Stereophonics. My dad always used to listen to the Stereophonics when I was younger but at that time I had no interest as I was infatuated by the music of Hannah Montana and anything else Disney Channel related. However having passed that phase many moons ago, I was watching a movie on Netflix a couple of weeks ago called Heaven on Earth and heard a song in the background that I really liked. After googling it I discovered it was an old Stereophonics song and since then I can’t stop listening to all their millennial hits from Pick A Part That’s New to Handbags and Gladrags to Have A Nice Day.

Jason Aldean. Probably the antithesis of Stereophonics but good music is good music regardless of genre, right? Plus, I feel like country music is really suited to the sunny weather we’ve had this month. Listening to Jason Aldean’s album They Don’t Know has really uplifted my mood and allowed me to get into the spirit of summer.

If you want to see the other music I’ve been loving recently, check out my Spotify here.

Movies

A Dog’s Purpose. I’m sure many of you have been waiting for this movie for a long time and I promise you it’s been worth the wait. Featuring hot new Riverdale actor KJ Apa, A Dog’s Purpose has to be one of the most heartwarming movies I’ve seen in a while. It’ll make you laugh and cry and leave the cinema an emotional mess but it’s one of the best movies I’ve seen in a while and I can’t recommend it highly enough.

Food

Raspberry Ripple drink from McDonalds. What can I say? It’s delicious. McDonalds’ new Raspberry Ripple Drink featuring as part of their summer menu is so refreshing and sweet and perfect for a warm summers day. The only downside is that once you’ve had one you won’t be able to resist going back for more.

Thanks for reading my latest post and I hope you enjoyed my Top Ten of May and maybe even agree or received some new recommendations. Feel free to leave comments below with your thoughts or any ideas you have for new posts and I hope you all have a lovely summer!

Adios x

Monday Must Haves|May Favourites So that's one year done. One year of semi-adulthood. First year of uni done and I'll (hopefully) be going back for second year in a couple of months.

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[Box Office Usa] Split vince il weekend, delude Resident Evil 6

[#BoxOfficeUsa] #Split vince il weekend, delude #ResidentEvil6

Nel weekend post-nominatios Oscar, il Box Office Usa, l’ultimo del mese di gennaio, ha visto trionfare ancora una volta il thriller Split, battuti A Dog’s Purpose ed il sesto capitolo della saga Resident Evil.

Il thriller di M. Night Shyamalantorna a vincere il botteghino nordamericano, non solo per il buon passaparola del pubblico, ma soprattutto per una debolezza spaventosa dei competitor in…