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Thursday, November 10, 2011
Looking for Gorgeous & Glamorous Lingerie?
How about Matching Garter Belt and Panty Texture?
When buying a garter belt and matching it with a pair of panties sold separately, and try to aim for matching textures. It's striking as well as appealing to ones eye. Simple is sexy, always remember that.
Pair lace with lace - Easy enough to do. Both lace panties and lace garter belts are sold at any lingerie shop in abundance.
- Sheers to sheers - Sheer underwear is also widely available in a number of different colors.
- Cotton to cotton - This one's a little more difficult since there are few garter belts sold that are made of cotton.
- Satin to satin - If you can't find the perfect separates in satin, try pairing satin and lace. This texture combination looks and feels luxurious. Just be sure to find quality lace that is soft and delicate. Skip rough, cheaply made lace. Rough lace throws off the whole look.
Colors that Go Together
Black and white are the easiest colors to match. Many garter belts and panties are sold in black and white in a number of different materials and designs. Colors don't have to match but they certainly should work well with one another to complete your garter belt look. Otherwise, you'll look like you're just wearing separates. Here are a few color combinations that "go" well together:
- Pink and Brown - This trend has been around for a while now and looks great together. Try matching a soft satin pink garter belt with a pair of satiny brown panties.
- Red and black - A classic saucy combination for lingerie. Consider pairing a black garter belt with a pair of lacy or sheer black panties.
- Light blue and black or light blue and brown - Another great trendy color combination. A sheer combo of garter belt and panties look great in these colors.
Pair Colors from the same Family
Another easy way to match garter belts with panties is to choose them from the same color family.
- Cool colors - Blue, purple, pink, green, turquoise, gray, white and silver
- Warm colors - Yellow, red, orange, brown and peach
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Easy Lemon Meringue Pie...by Simply Delicious Lingerie Baking Guru
Ingredients
- 1 (14-ounce) can sweetened condensed milk
- 1/2 cup lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon grated lemon zest
- 3 egg yolks
- 1 (8-inch) prebaked pie shell or crumb crust
Meringue:
- 3 egg whites
- 1/4 teaspoon cream or tartar
- 1/4 cup sugar
Directions
This is a piece of cake to make...or should we say, a piece of pie?
In medium bowl, combine milk, lemon juice, and zest; blend in egg yolks. Pour into cooled crust.
Preheat oven to 325 degrees F. Next, beat egg whites with cream of tartar until soft peaks from. Gradually beat in the sugar until stiff. Spread over filling; seal to edge of crust. Bake for 12 to 15 minutes or until meringue is golden brown.
* Raw Eggs
*RAW EGG WARNINGAt Simply Delicious Lingerie, our baking guru suggests caution in consuming raw and lightly cooked eggs due to the slight risk of salmonella or other food-borne illness. To reduce this risk, we recommend you use only fresh, properly refrigerated, clean grade A or AA eggs with intact shells, and avoid contact between the yolks or whites and the shell.
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Mistakes to Avoid when Buying a New Car
For most people, a car is a necessity, unless you are my son and you go everywhere by foot. He lives in NYC and takes the subway everywhere. No insurance, no gas, no car payments...he is in seventh heaven. He loves walking so for this, and for him the alternative works. For those of us who have to drive, we often depend on our vehicles to get us to and from work every day, transport our kids to events, and even for pleasure. Because they are such an important aspect of your life, you want a vehicle that is reliable, comfortable, and maybe even a bit stylish. The vehicle choices are almost endless, so finding the right combination of wants and needs with an affordable price tag can be challenging. I've done some serious research;
Here are the biggest mistakes you should avoid when purchasing your next vehicle:
Thinking in terms of monthly payment. Not very many people walk into a car dealership and plan on writing a check or paying cash for their vehicle, and the salespeople know this. That is why the negotiation almost always revolves around how much you can afford to pay for the car each month. This is the easiest way to spend too much on your next vehicle.
When negotiating a price, the dealer can do a number of things to make almost any vehicle fit your budget. They can do this by adjusting interest the interest rate, offer you a longer term on the loan, or restructure the financing in a way that creates a payment that fits in your budget. It may not seem like a big deal, but even a few extra percentage points or an additional year on the loan can add thousands of dollars to the total cost of the vehicle.
Buying new versus used. Is that really the smartest thing to do? I say, NO. A vehicle is not an investment. Vehicles depreciate in value quickly, so when you buy a new vehicle, you can expect it to continuously decrease in value. In fact, a new car typically decreases in value by 25%-40% in the first two years. The best thing you can do is to let someone else take the initial 40% hit and buy a slightly used vehicle that is a year or two old.
Years ago, there was a good reason to buy new, and that was for the warranty. Today, most vehicles have longer warranties that can still be in effect even if you buy a car that is a few years old. In addition, you can often opt to purchase an extended warranty which is typically far cheaper than the value the car lost in the first year or two.
Choosing the wrong vehicle. Are you are single person who needs a vehicle just to get you to and from work every day? Then you probably don’t need that $45,000 SUV that seats eight and can tow 5,000 pounds. You want a vehicle that meets your specific needs. Sure, there are a lot of cars and trucks out there that will turn heads, but keep in mind that this will come at a premium.
Not taking into consideration other costs. The actual cost of the vehicle is important, but what is often overlooked are all of the hidden long-term maintenance and insurance costs that go along with a vehicle. Keep in mind that car insurance premiums typically increase with the value of a vehicle, so buying a more expensive vehicle will increase your annual insurance costs. This can amount to hundreds, if not a thousand dollars or more per year.
In addition to insurance, you have to take into account all of the maintenance costs. Vehicles need oil changes, new brakes, air filters, tires, and much more. Luxury or performance models are generally going to require higher end replacement parts that can cost much more than their standard counterpart.
Finally, you need to consider gas consumption. The average person will drive between 10,000 and 15,000 miles per year. A vehicle that gets an average of 30 miles per gallon with today’s gas prices, you can expect to spend between $1,000 and $1,500 per year on gas alone. Now, consider a vehicle that only gets about 15 miles per gallon. Now you’re spending $2,000 and $3,000 each year.When you think about it, by the time you factor in gas, oil changes, insurance and regular maintenance, you can expect to spend $3,000 to $5,000 in addition to your monthly car payment each year! Did you think about that? Most people don't.
Put $0 down. Yes, you heard me $0 down! There are a lot of incentives when it comes to buying a car, and you can often put yourself in a brand new vehicle of your choice with no money down. Sounds great, right? Not so fast. Remember, vehicles depreciate rapidly, so if you finance the full purchase price, you often find yourself upside down on the loan immediately. Don't let that intimidate you, because as soon as you drive your shiny new car off the lost you just got screwed regardless whether you put thousands of dollars down or nothing at all.
Being upside down simply means that you owe more than the car is worth. Welcome to reality. Remember, there are taxes and other fees that go into a new car purchase, and they are typically rolled into the loan if you don’t put anything down. That means as soon as you drive it off the lot, you owe more money to the bank or dealership than the vehicle is actually worth.Though most might argue that this is a very bad idea, think about it for a minute... if you intend on selling or trading the car in before the loan is paid off. If after three years you need to get a new vehicle and you owe $10,000 while the car is only worth $8,000, you will have to either pay $2,000 out of your pocket, or finance that into your new loan. So what do you do?
Roll it over, I do,...is it really that big of a deal considering most people have credit cards with balances even as small as $2000 but if you only pay the minimum monthly payment on that you'll be paying for that card forever and the fees and payment in the end will do the same thing...keep rolling over into the next year increasing and getting higher and higher. It may feel good to walk out of the dealership with a brand new car without having to fork over a dime up front, but most say it will cost you. Newsflash, life isn't cheap. We all pay in some form. Having a baby costs you, getting a new heart costs you, burying your family member costs you...is it really that big of a deal if what gets us safely to work, or school, or church costs a little more?
I say save your money and let it sit in the bank or under your mattress in case you DO have an emergency and need fast cash...you lose it as soon as you hand it to the car dealer anyway. You might as well keep it safe and secure for yourself. Just as I sell lingerie to the public as the owner of Simply Delicious Lingerie, I want my customers to have the best deals, and cheapest costs. I do the majority of purchasing in my household as well. The bottom line is that we are all looking for savings whether it be on food, bras and panties, houses, vacations, or automobiles. My advice, and I'm not an expert here is....shop around for the best deal before doing something on impulse.
Here are the biggest mistakes you should avoid when purchasing your next vehicle:
Thinking in terms of monthly payment. Not very many people walk into a car dealership and plan on writing a check or paying cash for their vehicle, and the salespeople know this. That is why the negotiation almost always revolves around how much you can afford to pay for the car each month. This is the easiest way to spend too much on your next vehicle.
When negotiating a price, the dealer can do a number of things to make almost any vehicle fit your budget. They can do this by adjusting interest the interest rate, offer you a longer term on the loan, or restructure the financing in a way that creates a payment that fits in your budget. It may not seem like a big deal, but even a few extra percentage points or an additional year on the loan can add thousands of dollars to the total cost of the vehicle.
Buying new versus used. Is that really the smartest thing to do? I say, NO. A vehicle is not an investment. Vehicles depreciate in value quickly, so when you buy a new vehicle, you can expect it to continuously decrease in value. In fact, a new car typically decreases in value by 25%-40% in the first two years. The best thing you can do is to let someone else take the initial 40% hit and buy a slightly used vehicle that is a year or two old.
Years ago, there was a good reason to buy new, and that was for the warranty. Today, most vehicles have longer warranties that can still be in effect even if you buy a car that is a few years old. In addition, you can often opt to purchase an extended warranty which is typically far cheaper than the value the car lost in the first year or two.
Choosing the wrong vehicle. Are you are single person who needs a vehicle just to get you to and from work every day? Then you probably don’t need that $45,000 SUV that seats eight and can tow 5,000 pounds. You want a vehicle that meets your specific needs. Sure, there are a lot of cars and trucks out there that will turn heads, but keep in mind that this will come at a premium.
Not taking into consideration other costs. The actual cost of the vehicle is important, but what is often overlooked are all of the hidden long-term maintenance and insurance costs that go along with a vehicle. Keep in mind that car insurance premiums typically increase with the value of a vehicle, so buying a more expensive vehicle will increase your annual insurance costs. This can amount to hundreds, if not a thousand dollars or more per year.
In addition to insurance, you have to take into account all of the maintenance costs. Vehicles need oil changes, new brakes, air filters, tires, and much more. Luxury or performance models are generally going to require higher end replacement parts that can cost much more than their standard counterpart.
Finally, you need to consider gas consumption. The average person will drive between 10,000 and 15,000 miles per year. A vehicle that gets an average of 30 miles per gallon with today’s gas prices, you can expect to spend between $1,000 and $1,500 per year on gas alone. Now, consider a vehicle that only gets about 15 miles per gallon. Now you’re spending $2,000 and $3,000 each year.When you think about it, by the time you factor in gas, oil changes, insurance and regular maintenance, you can expect to spend $3,000 to $5,000 in addition to your monthly car payment each year! Did you think about that? Most people don't.
Put $0 down. Yes, you heard me $0 down! There are a lot of incentives when it comes to buying a car, and you can often put yourself in a brand new vehicle of your choice with no money down. Sounds great, right? Not so fast. Remember, vehicles depreciate rapidly, so if you finance the full purchase price, you often find yourself upside down on the loan immediately. Don't let that intimidate you, because as soon as you drive your shiny new car off the lost you just got screwed regardless whether you put thousands of dollars down or nothing at all.
Being upside down simply means that you owe more than the car is worth. Welcome to reality. Remember, there are taxes and other fees that go into a new car purchase, and they are typically rolled into the loan if you don’t put anything down. That means as soon as you drive it off the lot, you owe more money to the bank or dealership than the vehicle is actually worth.Though most might argue that this is a very bad idea, think about it for a minute... if you intend on selling or trading the car in before the loan is paid off. If after three years you need to get a new vehicle and you owe $10,000 while the car is only worth $8,000, you will have to either pay $2,000 out of your pocket, or finance that into your new loan. So what do you do?
Roll it over, I do,...is it really that big of a deal considering most people have credit cards with balances even as small as $2000 but if you only pay the minimum monthly payment on that you'll be paying for that card forever and the fees and payment in the end will do the same thing...keep rolling over into the next year increasing and getting higher and higher. It may feel good to walk out of the dealership with a brand new car without having to fork over a dime up front, but most say it will cost you. Newsflash, life isn't cheap. We all pay in some form. Having a baby costs you, getting a new heart costs you, burying your family member costs you...is it really that big of a deal if what gets us safely to work, or school, or church costs a little more?
I say save your money and let it sit in the bank or under your mattress in case you DO have an emergency and need fast cash...you lose it as soon as you hand it to the car dealer anyway. You might as well keep it safe and secure for yourself. Just as I sell lingerie to the public as the owner of Simply Delicious Lingerie, I want my customers to have the best deals, and cheapest costs. I do the majority of purchasing in my household as well. The bottom line is that we are all looking for savings whether it be on food, bras and panties, houses, vacations, or automobiles. My advice, and I'm not an expert here is....shop around for the best deal before doing something on impulse.
Want to earn EXTRA CASH?
A few years ago I was looking to make extra money. I was exhausted from working an already full-time job but I was a single mom with two kids and I wanted extra fun money. I was introduced to secret shopping and I loved it! Recently a family member turned me on to the idea of doing surveys for cash and I've also signed up for chats and forums to discuss particular products. I would like to tell you about Cash Crate! You can make anywhere from $0.20 to over $50.00 per survey, forum or depending on what products you feel you know enough about, or companies to join for cash savings. It's fun and it's easy! If you have an hour or more to log on and go through the list to select posts that you want to survey or shop, all you have to do is read up on the product/company and click on the "submit" button! After you have $20 in your account bank, they send you your cash. What do I make? I don't do this for hours, but generally when I take 30 mintues 4 or 5 times a month I can make anywhere from $20-$75 depending on what I choose to partake in.
So what is CashCrate? I've provided you with information and websites to check them out!
Welcome to CashCrate! You can start making money right away by completing, offers, taking surveys, and shopping online using the sections below. You can also check out our video tutorial for a quick introduction to our program.
Can you really make money online with CashCrate Yes! Companies are always looking for new users to try their products and services, and they are willing to pay people like you to do just that. You can also earn money on CashCrate by taking part in daily research surveys, doing your shopping online, and referring other members to our program. How can you earn the most money with CashCrate? Doing offers, surveys, and shopping online are great ways to start earning money with CashCrate, but be sure to check our referral program as well. Some members are earning over $1,000 a month just by referring new users to this free program.
How do you know this is NOT a SCAM? I'm doing it....and I am making money. CashCrate has been around since 2006 and has over 2 million members worldwide. There are no fees to join, and they send out thousands of dollars in payments to our members every month. Want proof? Head over to the Payment Wall and see real payments posted by real users. You can also visit the forums, where you can talk to other CashCrate members about their experience with our program. Still not sold on the idea? Please, check it out. Click on the link and start earning extra money now! www.cashcrate.com/3220427
So what is CashCrate? I've provided you with information and websites to check them out!
Welcome to CashCrate! You can start making money right away by completing, offers, taking surveys, and shopping online using the sections below. You can also check out our video tutorial for a quick introduction to our program.
Can you really make money online with CashCrate Yes! Companies are always looking for new users to try their products and services, and they are willing to pay people like you to do just that. You can also earn money on CashCrate by taking part in daily research surveys, doing your shopping online, and referring other members to our program. How can you earn the most money with CashCrate? Doing offers, surveys, and shopping online are great ways to start earning money with CashCrate, but be sure to check our referral program as well. Some members are earning over $1,000 a month just by referring new users to this free program.
How do you know this is NOT a SCAM? I'm doing it....and I am making money. CashCrate has been around since 2006 and has over 2 million members worldwide. There are no fees to join, and they send out thousands of dollars in payments to our members every month. Want proof? Head over to the Payment Wall and see real payments posted by real users. You can also visit the forums, where you can talk to other CashCrate members about their experience with our program. Still not sold on the idea? Please, check it out. Click on the link and start earning extra money now! www.cashcrate.com/3220427
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Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Marriage Isn't Just a Piece of Paper.....
Before you ever get in a serious relationship, decide what you want. If you never want to get married, then great. Marriage may not be for every couple and that's ok if that is what you both wish for....Many men say that marriage just isn't for them, but I'm far more skeptical when it comes from a female. I ask all the time....What is marriage really? So many times in return men ask, what do women really want? Marriage is far more than just a piece of paper.
At the very least, many women want to have their perfect wedding, to walk down the aisle and be the center of attention. We want to have that ring on our finger. To women, these ceremonies and gestures are important, more important than a piece of paper. We want a man to love us so much that he's willing to give up the illusion of being single to commit to us.
To understand a man's reluctance to get married, you have to think of marriage in terms of a contract. Being in a serious long-term relationship is the equivalent to signing a lease together. Yes, you have made a commitment to each other, but it is relatively easy to break the lease and move on if times get tough. Some one once told me when I asked them what they thought of marriage....they said, and I quote..." Signing a marriage license for a guy is like signing a 30-year-morgage." What? Then he said .....Like the lease, the terms of this mortgage can be altered or the contract can be terminated, but not without a significant amount of strife.
Ok, my thoughts were; with that attitude you won't get very far, but then again, think about it, but in terms not so harsh as those. Marriage really is a legal contract between two people. My theory these days though is that not enough couples want to try to make it work...they give up, say it's too much work and blame it on irreconcilable differences.
20+ yrs ago when I got married you didn't hear of such terms...lets go back even further than that...my parents and grandparents didn't give up. Marriage is harder than a full-time job as a CEO at a company. It takes hard work, dedication and so much determination, all of which these days couples have no desire or so it seems to do. Lets take recently the whole Kim Kardashian wedding. 72 days? Are you serious? I call these marriages a disaster. I haven't heard of anything this ludicrous since Britney Spears married old high school flame and got it annulled 48 hours later.
Is it the hype, a night of liquor and passion,or did they think they loved each other and didn't? Why make the committment to tie the knot and put that much work into it if you aren't sure or if this is where you end up? My suggestion is take it slow and think longggggggggg and hard over this one. It's not as easy as it appears and more often than not, being in the public eye doesn't help. To love is not as easy as one might think, and if you have never been in love, or married, you really have no right to judge what others do or how they live their life. Sure you can form opinions but love truly can cut like a knife.
Personally, I do believe that you don't need a piece of paper to prove that you're happy or compatible with a person. While I think it's important to take the ole' test drive ...(and I am not speaking of taking it just around the block...take it out on the highway to see how that motor really reacts to induced heat) to determine your domestic compatibility with a partner, you shouldn't make this leap until you have had a serious conversation about your future. In my opinion, sincerity is the most essential element of a marriage proposal. Remember, this is your life we're talking about...and marriage isn't just a piece of paper.
© This article is a copyright of Simply Delicious Lingerie.
At the very least, many women want to have their perfect wedding, to walk down the aisle and be the center of attention. We want to have that ring on our finger. To women, these ceremonies and gestures are important, more important than a piece of paper. We want a man to love us so much that he's willing to give up the illusion of being single to commit to us.
To understand a man's reluctance to get married, you have to think of marriage in terms of a contract. Being in a serious long-term relationship is the equivalent to signing a lease together. Yes, you have made a commitment to each other, but it is relatively easy to break the lease and move on if times get tough. Some one once told me when I asked them what they thought of marriage....they said, and I quote..." Signing a marriage license for a guy is like signing a 30-year-morgage." What? Then he said .....Like the lease, the terms of this mortgage can be altered or the contract can be terminated, but not without a significant amount of strife.
Ok, my thoughts were; with that attitude you won't get very far, but then again, think about it, but in terms not so harsh as those. Marriage really is a legal contract between two people. My theory these days though is that not enough couples want to try to make it work...they give up, say it's too much work and blame it on irreconcilable differences.
20+ yrs ago when I got married you didn't hear of such terms...lets go back even further than that...my parents and grandparents didn't give up. Marriage is harder than a full-time job as a CEO at a company. It takes hard work, dedication and so much determination, all of which these days couples have no desire or so it seems to do. Lets take recently the whole Kim Kardashian wedding. 72 days? Are you serious? I call these marriages a disaster. I haven't heard of anything this ludicrous since Britney Spears married old high school flame and got it annulled 48 hours later.
Is it the hype, a night of liquor and passion,or did they think they loved each other and didn't? Why make the committment to tie the knot and put that much work into it if you aren't sure or if this is where you end up? My suggestion is take it slow and think longggggggggg and hard over this one. It's not as easy as it appears and more often than not, being in the public eye doesn't help. To love is not as easy as one might think, and if you have never been in love, or married, you really have no right to judge what others do or how they live their life. Sure you can form opinions but love truly can cut like a knife.
Personally, I do believe that you don't need a piece of paper to prove that you're happy or compatible with a person. While I think it's important to take the ole' test drive ...(and I am not speaking of taking it just around the block...take it out on the highway to see how that motor really reacts to induced heat) to determine your domestic compatibility with a partner, you shouldn't make this leap until you have had a serious conversation about your future. In my opinion, sincerity is the most essential element of a marriage proposal. Remember, this is your life we're talking about...and marriage isn't just a piece of paper.
© This article is a copyright of Simply Delicious Lingerie.
Monday, November 7, 2011
$89.99 Whip Smart - Padded Nylon Pleasure Swing…The ONLY Toy You'll Ever Need!
Do you own a sex swing? If not, you are missing out on more than you know my friends. I get letters from more men and women stating that their relationships are stale and they need a pick me up. Have I got the answer for you!
$89.99 SUPER SALE!
Everyone wants to try it...so go ahead, buy it!
While supplies last at this price take advantage of this special offer! We do offer them from time to time. So you want to know about the whip smart pleasure swing do you? See what others are talking about! Retailed at $259 -right now on our Delicious Deals section of our website we are offering this to you for only $89.99. Recently reduced so that more people could afford them. These swings are selling quickly...Don't let this one swing by you! Buy yours today! Not sure about all of this? Readers of "Fifty Shades of Grey" novels are buying them from me and other novelty items at Simply Delicious Lingerie Adult Fun Stuff! This is erotica at it's finest! TRY IT!
SALE! See what others are saying about this product, and BUY NOW! Sale $89.99
$89.99 SUPER SALE!
Everyone wants to try it...so go ahead, buy it!
While supplies last at this price take advantage of this special offer! We do offer them from time to time. So you want to know about the whip smart pleasure swing do you? See what others are talking about! Retailed at $259 -right now on our Delicious Deals section of our website we are offering this to you for only $89.99. Recently reduced so that more people could afford them. These swings are selling quickly...Don't let this one swing by you! Buy yours today! Not sure about all of this? Readers of "Fifty Shades of Grey" novels are buying them from me and other novelty items at Simply Delicious Lingerie Adult Fun Stuff! This is erotica at it's finest! TRY IT!
SALE! See what others are saying about this product, and BUY NOW! Sale $89.99
Description: Includes display package as shown. Padded straps. From the manufacturer and The Pleasure Swing holds up to 200 pounds with the spring - or 400 without - which means both of you can easily swing together. The strong nylon straps are adjustable and extra wide for maximum strength and flexibility - and the heavy duty spring makes sex extra bouncy fun! The ultimate sexual apparatus - the Pleasure Swing is nearly 100 % preassembled and ready for action. Soft padded - heavy duty straps for feet - ankles - calves or thighs ensure maximum comfort. A special eyelet bolt enables swing to rotate. For the serious sexual adventurer. Sold as a novelty. We offer this hot ticket item in our Adult Fun Stuff! section of our website; Simply Delicious Lingerie get it while supplies last!
Sunday, November 6, 2011
How about Bourbon Coolers?
Directions
Combine 6 ounces each bourbon and fresh orange juice in a large cocktail shaker. Add 5 to 6 tablespoons pure maple syrup and fill with ice. Cover and shake vigorously for 1 minute, then strain into 6 chilled champagne flutes. Top with your favorite dry sparkling white wine and garnish each drink with an orange peel twist.
These will make quite the impression on your guests. Not only are they quick and easy to make, they are class too! They look a lot like mimosa, but wow the taste is teasing and pleasing!
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