Showing posts with label Guest Post. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Guest Post. Show all posts

Monday, January 23, 2012

Neighborhood break-in

Guest post of the week by Moises Henderson

About three weeks ago there was a break-in in our neighborhood, and it really scared me. I have been asking my husband since we moved into our current home to purchase a home security system, and after the break-in he finally decided to do it. What is so ironic about the break-in is that it happened to a police officer’s home. We do not know them that well, but we have met them several times. Apparently, he was on duty when it happened. No one was home, and they broke a back window to get into the home. They took some electronic equipment and some jewelry and left. I am sure he will use his influence at the police station to hunt down the people who broke into his home, but it is still scary to think that a police officer’s home was robbed in broad daylight. I am sure that the criminals did not know that they were robbing a cop’s house until they were inside. When my husband heard about the break-in, he finally agreed it was time for a home security system.

Friday, August 19, 2011

Watching Brooke Shields as Morticia


Guest post written by Peggy Stringer

I've been following Brooke Shields's career for quite a while now. So when we started planning our trip to New York City, I knew that she was playing Morticia Addams in the Broadway play for The Addams Family and wanted to go and see it.

While I was looking up some more information about the play, I ran across the site hearingaidsreviews.com. After I looked through it a little bit, I decided to sign up for a free hearing aid test and then I ended up buying some of them before we went on our trip.

Just like I thought it would be, the Addams Family on Broadway was so much fun to watch! Not only was it good, but it was also very funny. I've always loved how The Addams Family is very morbid but at the same time very light-hearted. But I think that's why a lot of people have always loved them so much. That kind of humor was definitely triggered through to the play, but I would have been extremely disappointed if it hadn't been.