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Saturday, November 25, 2017

Product Review: Frux Home and Yard's Fairy Star Twinkle Lights are AMAZING




Opening the Box
You all know I get some pretty fun products to review and a few days ago I got these AWESOME Frux twinkle fairy lights that are perfect for Cadence's room. 

I have plans of wrapping them around a new bed we are going to build her. 

These lights have many features that I now anyone would love (not just children!) With the multiple functions on the remote you can dim it several different levels as well as have them blink in a few different patterns. My lights are definitely a warm white which can get pretty bright when brightened to 100%. 


They are super cute LED lights on copper wire with a remote control! Super adorable and would be perfect for an outdoor event or wedding. I didn't have to put anything together and Frux is so awesome at including very detailed instruction books!! I do recommend these as you can dim the lights, allow them to twinkle or stay static. I love them and Cadence is fascinated with them!

I can see these as mood setters! Super romantic and definitely "Fairy Lights" that could make any room a fairy tale! By using the very elaborate remote you can dim the lights to a perfect 30% for a romantic theme or if you are using them in your child's room 10% while sleeping would give the perfect princess moonlight glow

You can check them out here! And If you are interested, use coupon code KABOOM15 and receive 15% off. The code is a limited time deal and good thru the holidays. (https://www.amazon.com/Lighting-Flexible-Frux-Home-Yard/dp/B00JT3DDJO/ref=sr_1_1?m=A23QI5HEW0KQOD&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1510381886&sr=1-1&keywords=twinkle+lights%2C+B00JT3DDJO) 


I have been lucky enough to try several products from Frux and I must say they are all fantastic and fun. Not one product has given me an issue and every one of them is definitely a talking point with friends. I've heard "where did you get that!?" more times than I can say and the children love each one of them. The fairy lights are a definite favorite and I can't wait to see what else Frux brings to the table! 

Monday, August 16, 2010

All Men Are Created Jerks and other Random Musings (BONUS Review)


Ah Mondays, don't you wish the weekends were longer and you can pack more stuff into them? I sure do. The way things have been going I'm behind on everything I wanted to do at the house, from painting to setting up rooms. I'll get there eventually but it's slow going.

So I finished Suzanne Enoch's Sins of a Duke. I enjoyed this book. Of course I've always liked my heroes forceful and in charge. I also enjoy a kick ass woman and this book had both. Sins of a Duke brings Sebastian Griffin, the Duke of Melbourne and Princess Josefina Katarina Embry in sights of one another. Princess Josefina is from South America (this is rare, usually I only come across Jamaica in a historical romance novel). Sebastian is the head of his family (duhhh, the duke) and when he is tasked by the Prince Regent to be the liaison between the Embrys and England. He is instantly attracted to Josefina and that really surprises him because he hasn't been attracted to anyone in the four years since his wife's death. He does have an adorable daughter who gives him advice on love (she's seven) so you have to enjoy a story where the man can be forceful one moment and then tender with a child the next. Anyway, the Embrys are in town to do two things, one is to gain a loan to help set up their newly founded country Costa Habichuela and two, to find a husband for Josefina.

The King of Costa Habichuela, Stephen Embry is an Englishman originally and requested Sebastian because he wanted to make a match there between Sebastian and Josefina. The only problem is that Sebastian really things that there is something wrong with the way the Embrys are describing Costa Habichuela. He starts to do some digging and definitely thinks that they are lying. Are they lying? No clue. I ain't telling you. But I will say that this is a continuation of The Griffin Family. The series starts out with Sin and Sensibility, followed by An Invitation to Sin and Something Sinful. I haven't read the others in the series but I did enjoy Sins of a Duke so much I am definitely going to go looking for them. You can read Chapter 1 at http://www.suzanneenoch.com/

Today at work is supposed to be S.T.A.R day and apparently we were supposed to come dressed up as a celebrity. I didn't get the memo till this morning so my celebrity is well. Me. Anyway, a drag queen just walked in. Go figure. I'll try to snag a photo later.

My head is throbbing today not so sure why, but it's probably a lack of sleep issue. Anyway I will be back later with a continuation of The Interview!