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FREE Kindle Book: Total Flirt: Tips, Tricks, and Techniques Every Girl Needs to Get the Guy Another FREE Kindle Book For Ya! The Following Book Description is From the Website - "Total Flirt is a guide we smart girls have been waiting for. Finally: A real flirting, pick-up arts, and hookup guide for girls who want to get what they want. Every woman: from the shy and nerdy to the brazen or even the girl who wants to know what to say to that hottie who makes her blood run hot. And keep the conversation going: At parties, in cafes, online, anywhere. It also teaches us how to turn the tables on guys trying to trick us with "mind control" techniques -- or even use their techniques to our advantage. I had a lot of fun telling you exactly how to use their "secrets" to get what you want. In the back of the book, I put instructions to get a free special bonus chapter by visiting thetotalflirt.com and entering a secret code (it's in the book!) to get your prize - more essential flirting info, advanced tips, and more. Look for the Total Flirt app for Apple and Android, a "pocket wingmate" that guides you like a best friend through in-person flirting situations. I've had a lot of fun writing, researching and dreaming up smooth ways to make flirting and picking up hotties easy and super-fun. Remember: it's always better to be flirty than forgotten." Sounds like pretty good reading to me. As I always say about FREE Kindle books on Amazon.com, if you want this book, get it now because Amazon may raise it back up to the normal $12.95 price by tomorrow. FREE does not last long on Amazon. CLICK HERE TO GET "TOTAL FLIRT" ON KINDLE FOR FREE

Monday Motivation - "Shall We Dance?" via @monicamjones

click thru for details Monday Morning Motivation "Shall We Dance?" Greetings! Lately, my new favorite hobby and stress reliever has been ballroom dancing.  It's somewhat similar to what you see on Dancing With The Stars minus the extreme theatrics, flexibility, athleticism and costumes.  Detroit has its own signature style of ballroom dancing.   Initially I found the dance form quite challenging. This might not seem likely since I've studied dance for over 20 years, but ironically, that dance training was the thing that made it difficult for me.  You see, while I'm accustomed to dancing as a part of groups or teams, I am still in charge of my own body and movements.  Ballroom dancing is all about following the leader. I had a hard time following, because I'm so used to being in control. I found that it was not until I completely let go and trusted my partner, that I was able to execute the dance smoothly.   Here are a couple of things that held me back...   Trying to anticipate the next move.  Instead of trusting that my partner would lead me to where I needed to go, I would try to anticipate his next move and make it before he led me to it.  This often caused us to stumble or come to a halt, which inevitably led to frustration.  Think about how often we see this in our own lives. We try to control or manipulate every situation, in the ways that we think that they should go. If we were just patient enough to take a step back, exercise some faith, and trust the process, things would go much more smoothly and there would most likely be an even better outcome.   Being too stiff. Sometimes I need to just loosen up!  Before getting into the actual ballroom dance steps, the man usually begins by leading the lady in a dance called the social. The movement is so fluid that it's almost like a little girl standing on top of her father's feet while he whisks her around the room.  If you are too stiff during this part of the dance, it's difficult for your partner to lead you.  Sometimes being led is simply about being loose and flexible. We become so rigid and set in our ways that we are not open and flexible enough to be led down a path that may be much smoother for us.   Once I began to let go, my partner and I began to flow.  I heard people say things like, "You two look like you're floating."  It's as if I had become an extension of him as opposed to two people working independently of one another.   The moral of the story? Have some faith and let go so that you can be led. When you do so, the path is much smoother and the destination is much more amazing. Trust the process. Trust the plan. Trust the steps. Trust God.   Most Sincerely, Monica Marie Jones The Literary Loft www.monicamariejones.com

Monday Motivation - "How Strong is Your Fire?"

CLICK THRU FOR DETAILS Monday Motivation "How Strong is Your Fire?" Greetings! A couple of years ago we took a trip to the Crater of Diamonds State Park in Murfreesboro, Arkansas.  This is the only park in the United States where you can go digging for diamonds and other precious gems.  We decided to spend the night outdoors on their camp grounds and of course we couldn't help but attempt to build a camp fire. We thought that since we were in the wilderness, then surely it wouldn't  be a problem to find wood to build the fire. Unfortunately we were sadly mistaken. Apparently the park staff had cleared out any stray wood in the forest so that you'd be forced to buy firewood from them.  So we scurried through the darkness using our cell phones as flashlights and pulled twigs from trees, picked up piles of dry leaves, and gathered trash that had accumulated in the car during our road trip.   Once we gathered up what we thought to be a sufficient amount of fuel for the fire, we lit the fire.  In the beginning, it burned big and bright, but it didn't not last.  It just kept fizzling out.  A few camp fires later, I learned that there some specific things that need to be in place in order for a fire to burn hot and strong.   We just didn't have the proper ingredients.   When it comes to anything that we do in life, we may start off appearing to be strong, but if we don't have the necessary elements in place, we will burn out.   The wood is our strength and our foundation.  It is what sustains us.  In life this includes our faith, a trusted partner, our circle of supporters, a healthy balanced diet and the work and research that we put in to prepare ourselves for whatever it is that we decide to do.   The kindling is that catalyst that gets us started or going until the fire catches to the wood.  In life this is our experiences, our lessons, and even our mistakes.  They prepare us in order to help us grow and become strong.   The match or spark that sets the wood ablaze is our motivation and once the fire begins to burn, that is our passion for what we do.   And finally, in order for a fire to continue to go strong, it needs oxygen.  This is symbolic of our need to take a deep breath, which translates to rest. We must include rest as a mandatory part of the plan for our lives.   This week I challenge you to do an inventory on your life to see if you have all of these components.    How strong is your fire?   Most Sincerely, Monica Marie Jones The Literary Loft www.monicamariejones.com

EVENTS: Honoring Love & Marriage: The Wright Museum's Weekly Update March 21 - 27

click thru for details » TUESDAY: 30 Days To Lose It! Seminar & Workout ($) » FRIDAY: Black Marriage Day Opening Reception ($) » SATURDAY: Back Marriage Day Events ($) » SUNDAY: Hustle for History ($) 30 Days To Lose It! Seminar & Workout (recurring weekly - $) Tuesday 3/22 @ 6 pm in the MPR Week 4 of the March weight-loss challenge features a Beauty Secrets seminar by Steven Thomas, founder, Amethyst International, weekly Jazzercise workout with Sondra Jackson at 7:30, and massage therapy for an additional charge. Free for members, $5 for non-members. Purchase 8 sessions and receive a complimentary museum membership, making your next 12 months FREE! Whether you want to lose weight, get fit, compete, or just stay in shape, come dressed to sweat (with an exercise mat or beach towel) and join this safe, fun fitness program for women. For more information please call (313) 494-5817 or email 30days@chwmuseum.org. Click Here for more information Black Marriage Day Opening Reception ($) Friday 3/25 from 6 - 9 pm in the MPR This weekend event celebrating Black Marriage Day begins with a reception, welcome by Dr. Kenya Ayers; keynote address by Jamil Muhammad, Director of Programs for the Wedded Bliss Foundation; and launch of the Black Marriage Day photography / essay contest. Winning couples will be eligible for an array of prizes including dinner and an overnight hotel stay and massage at MGM Grand Detroit's IMMERSE spa, dinner for two at Andiamo Detroit or Forte Restaurant in Birmingham, wedding planning packages, a $500 gift card to Meijer and other prizes. For more information including a downloadable entry form please click here. Tickets for Black Marriage Day events range from $20 per person to $45 per couple and are available online at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/163692 or by phone at (800) 838-3006. Click Here for more information Black Marriage Day Events ($) Saturday 3/26 from 12 - 7 pm Black Marriage Day events include a screening of Happily Ever After: A Positive Image of Black Marriage, 6 separate breakout sessions with expert speakers, ballroom dancing, vow renewal ceremony, and strolling reception and awards ceremony! Tickets for Black Marriage Day events range from $20 per person to $45 per couple and are available online at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/163692 or by phone at (800) 838-3006. Click Here for more information Hustle for History Sunday 3/27 @ 5 pm in the Ford Freedom Rotunda Get your groove on with our weekly hustle lessons, taught by instructor Thomasenia Johnson of "Two Left Feet." Free for Members, $7 for non-members. Purchase 5 lessons and receive a complimentary museum membership, making your next 12 months of hustle lessons FREE! For more information, please call (313) 494-5800. Click Here for more information Become a Member Today! Members of the Charles H. Wright Museum enjoy benefits such as: • Free admission to the museum • Free guest pass(es) • Invitations to Members' Only previews • Free subscription to the quarterly membership newsletter, The Wright Times • 10% discount in the museum store • Special pricing on select museum events • 20% off meals at Union Street Restaurant Unless otherwise noted with ($), all events are FREE and open to the public. HOURS Tues. - Sat., 9 am - 5 pm Sunday, 1 - 5 pm Monday - Closed ADMISSION Adults (13 - 61) $8 Seniors (62 +) & Youth (3 - 12) $5 Free for members & children under 3 Click Here for Current Exhibitions Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History 315 East Warren Avenue Detroit, Michigan 48201-1443 Click here for a Google Map General Info - (313) 494-5800 Group Tours and Reservations - (313) 494-5808 Facility Rental - (313) 494-5801 Become A Member | Donate | Museum Brochure www.CharlesHWrightMuseum.org

Discover Your Lovestyle on March 12, 2011 w/author & life coach, Dr. Sabrina Jackson

click thru for details Two words, One correlation...LOVESTYLE Check out the Essential Lovestyles on Eventbrite. What is LOVE? What is STYLE? Two words with two different meanings that correlate together and is essential to any relationship. Join world renowned speaker, author, teacher and consultant Sabrina Jackson as she delivers creative strategies to ignite your Lovestyle. Visit Eventbrite today for an extension of EARLY BIRD ticket pricing. Come out to share laughs, food and stories during the 2011 "Essential Lovestyle" luncheon. Guests will receive bags of wonderful goodies and have an opportunity to enter prize drawings to win some amazing give-aways. For more information call 248-648-1555 or e-mail info@monumentalgrp.com Check out our 2011 Lovestyle Event Sponsors Contact William Morris, Business Solutions Executive with Sprint Nextel Inc. for current savings to help your Business grow. Phone: (248) 893-8814 About Face Beauty Spa (Owner Robin Manoogian) is a lovely and artistic salon offering makeup, threading, waxing and spa services in Downtown Royal Oak. Click the logo to learn more about Paciugo tasty menu and deals. If you like jewelry, you're going to love Silpada Designs! Take a look at the collection online or contact Jo Cavanaugh at 248-787-6806 or by e-mail jo.cavanaugh@hotmail.com Check out the latest media coverage about novelist Mr. Ste'phane Parker by clicking the logo. Check out the latest media coverage about Breezecab by clicking the logo. Check out the latest specials by clicking the logo.     ©2011 The Monumental Group | ~ P.O. Box 214546 ~ Auburn Hills, MI ~ 48321