Kimberly Kardashian New Luxury House

Kimberly Kardashian New Luxury House

Kimberly Kardashian gave up her West Hollywood condo and bought a new home with her American football player boyfriend Reggie Bush. The home is a two story Tuscan style house and covers 4000 square feet. The 4.8 million dollar mansion is located in Beverly Hills Post Office area in California.

The five bedroom luxury villa was designed, built and decorated by Beverly Hills-based Lucien Lacasse and boasts four bathrooms, gazebos, a swimming pool, firepits and a lawn with waterfall feature. The lot has beautiful and mature landscaping and mountain views.
Kim’s new home was indeed built for luxury and relaxation with its spa and outdoor massage room. To keep the paparazzi away the house is walled and gated. Kim has been quoted as saying “I love my condo, it's beautiful. However, I feel that it's time to move into a home. I will miss it, for sure.”

Kimberly Kardashian New Luxury House

Kimberly Kardashian New Luxury House

Kimberly Kardashian New Luxury House

Kimberly Kardashian New Luxury House

Health:Obama administration is moving towards legalization of marijuana

Allhotnewz.blogspot.com learned that the Obama administration is moving towards legalization of marijuana for medical reasons. Yesterday, Attorney General Eric Holder signaled a change on medical marijuana policy saying that federal agents will only target marijuana distributors when they violate both federal and state law.

That means that if your State law allows for medical marijuana – like California – you’re GOOD!! Under the Bush Administration, DEA agents would actively go after Californians who were legally prescribed weed by their doctors.

Here’s what Attorney General Holder said:
"The policy is to go after those people who violate both federal and state law," Holder said in a question-and-answer session with reporters at the Justice Department...

"Given the limited resources that we have, our focus will be on people, organizations that are growing, cultivating substantial amounts of marijuana and doing so in a way that's inconsistent with federal and state law," the attorney general said.”

WOO HOO!!!