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Fragrance Mists and Body Mists Review

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I tend to acquire decants and samples when I'm in a midst of a crash out (I'd buy actual perfumes whenever I'm in dire mental straits if my funds allow me but it does not!), so might as well put my quick thoughts about them. I'll try to update this list as I try new ones. Bath & Body Works ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ (I have repurchased these) Wild Honeysuckle - FANTASTIC! One of their more complex fragrances that I've tried. Honey right out of the gate. Smells briefly of kisses (type of aroma beads that was popular in the 90s). Then you get a burst of overwhelming jasmine flowers before settling in to subtle medley of florals. Disappointing longevity however, even for a fragrance mist. Wish I could find something that smells the same but would stay much longer. Moonlight Path  - Smells like powdery, musky flowers. Some people would say old lady perfume but this is actually one of my favorites. THE PERFECT BEDTIME SCENT! One thing I've learned is scents either get reformulat...
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How to convert .ama files

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Files with the .ama file extension are commonly known as animation files. It is sometimes used on several PC games. I noticed that some .ama files contain audio. If you are sure that an .ama file contains audio, you can use Opposoft Video Converter  to convert such files to your desired audio format. It is a paid software, but the trial version can convert up to 3 minutes of the output file. Open Opposoft and drag the .ama file into it Click 'Start Converting' If you bought the software, enter your e-mail and password to register; if not, then click 'Free Trial' After the conversion, right click the file and choose 'Output Folder' Done!
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a Google a day - Google+ Game

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It has been a while since I blogged about new games in Google+ because I felt like all the new games that came out are similar to each other, and checking them out one by one would feel repetitive. However, I just noticed a new game called 'a Google a day', a trivia game (first on Google+) wherein the objective is to solve the questions using your internet search skills. It may sound easy, but some of the questions are actually quite challenging.  There are 9 new questions per day, with 3 levels. You must answer correctly 2 questions in a category to advance your level. You could also skip a question once per level. There are six categories available in game: Sports, Science, Pop Culture, Arts & Literature, History and Geography. After beating the 3 levels, you get to spin a wheel to answer a bonus question, wherein you can earn a Power-Up. A Power-Up can be used to lower your time to boost your score. They can be used only once per question. As your game progresse...
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