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I’ve used my forerunner 305 for a few weeks–bicycling & hiking. I’ve found it to be very accurate in everyway. One drawback is that it does not calculate calories on stationary devices. On an extra long bike ride I recharged the battery with a Duracell “pocket charger” while riding. A big plus is that you may arrange display windows as you wish–with variations for different exercise modes. After becoming familiar with the device, I’m very pleased & highly recommend it.
Addie s Forever Friend

I’ve been trying to shape up and needed a means to measure my daily physical activity. This pedometer lets me count the steps I take every day so I can know how I am doing. It seems that its not sensitive enough: does not count softer steps or if I’m holding it in my hand.
My Friend John

The seller sold me this prodect as New but when I got it it was used !!!!
and when i tryed to shipped back to him he disapperd , and Amazon didnt Help to get my money back !
Spiritual Friend Reclaiming the

As of today I have not completed this book. So far I have been very disappointed. It is not for children to read as it is so vulgar it disgust me. I am no prude but it seems no sentence is complete with out repeated curse words. Louise
The Servant s Friend

I truly am enjoying this new way of reading books. Easy to transport and very thin. The idea of not having find storage, or trying to figure out to how to get rid of the books….even having to donate, its time consuming… amazing….its easy to order new books. operation of my kindle is so easy….i can start reading more than one book, and go to the “last page read” on multiple books.
i highly recommend this.
The only draw back, is the screen, the screen does not have any auto light features, and you must purchase a light, as an outside source. If you are reading outside and the sun goes down, put away

A Friend Is Someone

I have twin toddlers, two large dogs, two cats, and a messy husband. We vacuum our tiled/wood laminate living spaces and area rugs about 4 times a week, sweeping the hard floors between vacuumings. So, yeah, I’m a pretty heavy user of vacuum cleaners – I demand a lot from my appliances! This model works well – picks up a lot from the rugs, does a good job of sucking up dust bunnies and cheerios from the hard floor without using the beater brush, and gets good suction across the whole cleaning head. Like some other reviewers, I didn’t expect so much power from a vacuum for less than $100. My one complaint is that the cleaning head is deep enough (front to back) and the unit is heavy enough that it’s not at all easy to use on stairs. In the end, I got what I paid for, though, because it only worked for about 8 months before it just … died. We tinkered with, inspected, cleaned, and kicked the thing to no avail. It just won’t turn on anymore! If I can get my husband to accept the fact that neither of us can fix this vacuum, I’ll probably buy a second one and hope it holds out a bit longer this time.
A Friend from England

Making Keeping Friends Ready This unique program helps counselors teach students how to make and keep friends as they learn about themselves, others, and the nature of friendships. Organized into nine sections, from (1) …

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An excellently written and very interesting story which actually does have an unexpected ending!

However, there is a great deal of violence, sexual violence and sadistic behavior in general.

I wish that this excellent writer could write a book for adults which wouldn’t call for reading so much trashy stuff. I’m a great believer in “garbage in, garbage out” and wish that my recollectons of this otherwise terrific book didn’t include the above trash, and/or large sections which I skipped just because I didn’t want to put such stuff into my poor brain to remember! This was such a wonderful story that I feel badly that I find it necessary to warn about the trashy side of it.
The Friend Finding Formula

I’ll keep this short-n-sweet; this is one of the best novels I’ve read in at least a year. I couldn’t stop thinking about these women, wishing I could meet them. Read this book. I repeat: Read this book. You will not be disappointed!
My Friend Gorilla

I just found Kay Stockham and have started reading most of her books which I really enjoy, but so far this is my favorite. The characters are believable for one they certainly aren’t perfect and have hang ups like most people yet they are still able to work through their problems by communication (even though this took awhile.) I liked how in this book it wasn’t the male that had the problems with commitment which is generally who has the issues in romance novels, but the heroine and it great to see her evolve. I love this author. You can tell she cares deeply for her characters and wants them to truly know that they love each other. I really love how much thought Kay puts into making this story especially and I am really looking forward to more from her. I just hope that in Alex’s story we hear more from these two.
Her Best Friend s