And whenever I need a good workout, I know this is a game I will be popping into the wii to try out all over again.
Review of Just Dance Disney #ubichamp #jddisney
Baking with #torani Syrups! #shespeak #spon
When I first received my package of Torani Syrup and looked at the flavors: hazelnut and Gingerbread, I admit, I was a bit stumped with what I would do with them.
This was my first time working with Torani Syrups. Since I am not a coffee drinker, I knew I wouldn’t be utiliziing the syrups in coffee.
But I knew I really wanted to bake with them. The question was whether or not it would all work out in the end.
The first idea I had was to make cupcakes. I grabbed my white cake mix, looked on the back of the box. Ingredients needed: water, oil, and egg. I then got the bright idea of substituting the Hazelnut Torani Syrup in place of the water.
So I mixed the ingredients together and popped the cupcakes in the oven. A half hour later took those babies out, and tried one out. The cupcake was so flavorful and really gave THE EXTRA touch I was looking for when making cupcakes. I can’t wait to try it with other varieties of Torani Syrup.
I then went the extra mile because it was close to the holidays to make a cupcake tree:
I then looked to the Gingerbread Torani Syrup and thought “what the heck will I do with this one?” I then looked at my gingerbread mix, looked at the back of the box and realized I could also try to substitute the syrup for the water.
The Gingerbread Cake turned out great, and in the process I decided to literally make “gingerbread cakes.”
So my Gingerbread came out a little messy, and with others, pieces were falling apart, but it was the idea 😉
This was my first time doing anything with Torani Syrup, but after making with them I am truly sold. I can’t wait to check out other flavors to see what will inspire me next.
Disclosure: I was provided samples of Torani Syrup on behalf of SheSpeaks and Torani! All opinions are my own
An evening with the Circus!
I don’t remember the last time I had been to the circus. Needless to say, it had been a really long time.
Also, I understand, a majority of people feel you reach a certain age, and the circus just isn’t as magical as it was as a child.
However, this past Friday evening, we went out to Circus Vargas. Circus Vargas was traveling around SoCal, and one thing I learned is that this was a Circus without animals.
Their start came from the Trabador’s Trapeze. Aerial arts are very much apart of the show, but they bring in elements of humor with cute little skits throughout the show where they bring in audience participation, tight rope walkers, ladies that know how to work the rings, and jugglers throughout the show.
I was really impressed with the show, and now want to show you a few of the pictures:
Looks like fun, right? I respect all of the work that goes in to putting on a Circus show, and all of the work it took to learn all of the stunts shown throughout the show: trapeze, rings, motorcycles, being shot out of a rocket, and more!
More pictures can be found on my facebook page. Stop by and say hi!
Disclosure: I won tickets to Circus Vargas on behalf of San Pedro Today. I enjoyed myself so I just wanted to share.


















