A little Note About Positive Reviews on Raisie Bay
Some people only write reviews when things go wrong with products, which is good because it lets people know that there could be potential problems. I’ve also seen negative feedback with say things like, I had to return this item because the colour did not suit me…is this useful?
I write reviews on most items I buy because I like to give genuine feedback. If I have a genuine problem with a product I will write my review in the appropriate place.
I write reviews on my blog too, but they are mostly positive. Why? Because I only write reviews for the things I’ve loved. If I don’t love them I let the person who sent me them know with details why and then let them decided if they would rather me write a negative review or not write one at all. It’s always the latter.
This is my blog, my place and I’ll let you know about the things I love. If you want to find out what other people have hated about the product then you will need to look elsewhere.
My reviews may all be positive, but they are still genuine.
Oh no! What a nightmare. There is so many bugs around at this time of year. My dad and his partner have been down with something too. She ended up in hospital with dehydration! When I had a cold the other week I was left with a cough and I ended up pulling a muscle. Ugh! It was sore but nothing compared to what you probably felt.
I think my girls would feel pretty anxious about going to school to play Hunger Games. We all know what happens in The Hunger games. The school were really not on saying it was a surprise! I hope they both have a good day at school.
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Turns out, it was all survival skills, so Star spent the day in the SEND classrooms. Still, at least she went to school.
It is so hard when mom goes down! I too have a little girl who does not do surprises. As a teacher I try to keep that on a minimal. Glad you are all feeling better. #keepingitreal
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Thank you. And yes, not everyone likes surprises.
Glad to hear that “the illness has left the building”! Hope your next post is about happy times. I usually don’t get a flu shot. I guess your story is a good cautionary tale about the benefits of getting one each year.
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It’s been many many years since I last had flu, so I assumed it wasn’t that important. Lesson learnt!
Glad you are starting to mend and send warm thoughts for a healthy week. I had a horrible flu bout from end of November until almost Christmas. It went to an upper respiratory infection. I had the flu shot. Usually it helps keep me from getting the flu or makes it a milder case but not this year. Oh well. Have a wonderful week. #keepingitreal
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That sounds quite awful Carol, glad you are better now x
Sounds like you’ve had a tough week! Glad to hear everyone is on the mend now. #ItsOK
Urgh so many people have ad a rough start to 2019 – the flu this year has been awful. It took me a month to shake it off!! Fingers crossed things will look up for you now xx
Oh no. That doesn’t sound good. Glad you are all a bit better.
I think the girls had a flu spray at school, but I am considering getting one myself.
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Hi Anne, it sounds like you have had one hell of a week. It’s bad enough throwing your insides up when we don’t have a condition like yours, so I can’t imagine the discomfort you were in. I’m glad to read that normality is resuming in your house again. I am surprised to read that you don’t have the flu jab, we get ours without fail every October, except I do know that this year my daughter never got round to it, so fingers crossed she doesn’t get it as it will go straight to her chest…. I hope that missing a treatment doesn’t leave you feeling too bad and fingers crossed that’s your illness done for this winter!
Thank you for popping by and sharing with #keepingitreal.
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It’s entirely my own fault that I didn’t get the jab. I certainly won’t forget about it again. xx
My goodness that’s a lot going on for one family !!!Especially when it’s all illness and woes , I hope that you have had a much imporoved week this week!! #blogcrush