As no one on here knows, I am a larger than life Mama. IN EVERY SENSE OF THE WORD! Well, that being said, I am also HOT all the time. As a Home Health nurse, I spend a ton of time in other people’s homes. This in itself is not really a bad thing (unless they are nasty but that is a whole other post for another time). The bad part is that some of these wonderful people are COLD BODIES! Now, to me, a cold body are the people who keep their air conditioners set at 78º or higher. I am happy at 65º or even 55º. Thus brings me to my product review today. Some amazing person decided to invent this… The Sports Fan!!!
I bought this fan off Amazon from Yobenki. I received the fan in 2 days and was very pleased with the packaging. The fan came with a charging port on the side and a charging cord with a usb side and a C-USB on the other end. The directions said to charge the fan for 3 hours before use. I plugged mine into my charging stand and let it charge overnight. The fan has three settings: Low, medium, and high. It also has two colors. I thought it was three but this one only has two. I took it with me to work the next day. The first test was in the senior living apartment where most of the people keep their air at 78º. I had one that even kept her air at 90º. I put this bad boy on my neck and walked into the building. I had tested the three speeds and they all seemed to work well prior to leaving my house. I have found that when using it, keeping it on low speed is most effective. Also, I don’t feel it works outside at all. It does blow air on you but when it was 105º you can’t tell anyway. I wore the fan for most of the day when in homes if needed. After the first charge, the battery lasted almost the whole day. By the time I got home, I knew it would need to be recharged soon. The fan did not stop. The settings just gradually stopped working, first the highest setting stopped working then the lights and finally the medium setting stopped working. So the lowest setting worked until I allowed the battery to completely die. I charged the fan the second night and was able to basically wear the fan around my neck for the bulk of the day and the next day. I would say the fan works well and I will have to update this post once I know how well this works and how longs it last after using it for a while so stay tuned. Otherwise… Five very enthusiastic thumbs up.
UPDATE: SEPT. 19, 2019
OHHHHH WOW!!! This is the best invention known to man. As a big mama, I use this fan almost daily while working and it usually works most of the day. I love how small it is, it isn’t too loud on its lowest setting and it keeps me cool enough on those rediculous hot days. Forget 5 tthumbs up, this bad boy gets all ten!!!


Book review: I actually like to read children’s books because they are normally shorter and then I don’t have to worry about inappropriate content. Also, since I work as a Home Health nurse, I spend a lot of time in my car and I want to read still. I tend to listen to a lot of audiobooks. My son, J2 and I have been listening to this book for the past few days. I thought it had an interesting blurb and since my son is homeschooled, thought he might like it as well. Now, I will say that their way of homeschooling would never fly in my home but I guess it worked for them. I loved Jake and E.D. I often wondered if they would become friends but by the end of the book, I wasn’t sure what they were… more like siblings I guess. Then also, all the different types of characters were quite hilarious. I loved the growth of the butterflies and Jake in sync. That underlying theme was very neat. Although there was no inappropriate scenes in the book, it does have a 13 year old smoking, using a lighter, and it suggests swearing multiple times but doesn’t actually say the words. Now, I am pretty sure the father said a swear once. Other than that, the book did a great job staying on a kids level. I was sad that only one of the books was on audiobook and will likely now have to rent them from the Library. I would lump this book into books like Bridge to Terabithia, Because of Winn Dixie, and similar.

