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Pumpkin!
I will refrain from telling a pumpkin pie joke because they are very crude....but extremely funny.
Okay, so I wish I had the recipe for Starbucks new Pumpkin Spice Latte. Man, they are mucho yummy! I could drink one every day!! Give it a try....you'll be hooked, too.
After you have your latte, you might consider jetting off to The Ritz-Carlton ~ Half Moon Bay. There you can have a pumpkin body peel. I saw this on TV and....wow....it looks like it feels soooo good. I bet it's worth every dollar. This is now on my list of places to visit so I can get one. The Vichy shower sounds...I don't know...yichy? But when you see it, you'd want it. Looks divine.
Pumpkin Body Peel
45 Minutes ~ $100
Half Moon Bay is widely recognized as the pumpkin capital of the world and The Ritz-Carlton Spa has created a special body peel utilizing the orange vegetable. The Pumpkin Body Peel is an exclusive formula that gently removes dead skin cells, treating dry skin and supplying the body with vitamin A. The formula leaves your body fresh, invigorated and ready to receive a 'vitamin cocktail,' a rich body cream fortified with vitamins A, C and E. Treatment begins with a dry brush exfoliation, followed by a light massage with pumpkin enzyme formula to gently remove dead skin cells and hydrate dry skin. A Vichy shower and a light body massage application of lavender shea butter complete the experience.
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Ashlee to ashes
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Silicone Valleys
Tara Reid has a sister who I think looks like her twin. Except for the hair, they look identical in the face....and they obviously have the same plastic surgeon. Check them out.
As long as we are on the subject of boobs....
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Kissing Quiz
I scored 42 which makes me a Klever Kisser.
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How about handing these out to the kids on Halloween? Have a little protein with your sugar...
Cricket
Worm
posted by Kitty Monday, October 25, 2004
