E. Villarreal

Small Doggie, Jan 9 2004

I somehow thought this engagement calendar would be a bit larger, but it is quite small, which I like since it fits in all of my purses... It has lots of space for writing stuff in, including notes sections and a special dates to remember page for every divider.

The only thing I dont like was that apart from the front and back covers Doggie pictures, it only has SIX more dog pictures inside which also work as two month dividers. The breeds featured are: Golden Retriever puppy, West Highland White Terrier, German Sheperd puppy, Beagle, Wire Hair Daschund and finally 2 Jack Russell Terrier puppies.

It is very handy and it covers my needs, but if you are looking for pictures... this… Read more

Really Nice Pictures!!, Jan 9 2004

I really like the pictures in this calendar. There is one beautiful picture for every day of the year.... thats a lot of doggie pictures!!... and each day also comes with a quote, fun fact or something else about dogs!....You could spend hours looking at the pictures and reading the small bits of information!

The size is just perfect to put either on your desk, or your bedside table, and the plastic container/display is very sturdy and a bit hard to knock over (according to my dog)

The only reason why I didnt give it a 5 star rating was because it doesnt feature a lot of breeds. It seems to focus on: Basset and Blood Hounds, Bull Dogs, Daschunds, Weimareners, Bull Terriers and… Read more

Brilliant!, Dec 5 2003

I honestly thought this book was brilliant....

Once I started reading I couldn't put it down. It is written with an incredible British humour (Bridget Jones type... but funnier), plus it is filled with very realistic situations, and real life places making it easier to picture.

The book is about the very complicated life of a superficial Becky Bloomwood, who lives to shop and shops to live...
What I loved about her was that she could be anyone... of course... she goes a bit too far.. but I am sure most of us have used our credit cards when we shouldn't have, or bought things we didnt actually need but convinced ourselves we couldn't keep breathing is we didn't have them, and… Read more