Friday, September 23, 2011

Faithful Provisions

From: Lili Lagan

I found a website called Faithful Provisions that has coupons, recipes and other information about organic foods for those of us who like to use them.  The link is http://www.faithfulprovisions.com.
 

Monday, September 19, 2011

Happy Fall and time to order the honey!

Hi Sisters, As usual I am happy to pick up your orders and save you all a trip to Henderson.  Just give me a call if you want me deliver your orders to Henderson, or Pick up your honey when it gets here.

Happy Fall and time to order the honey!
-there will only be one order this fall; no second delivery.  The next order will be Feb. or March.
-when planning amount, consider it will be Christmas soon (gift packs-see attachment- did NOT go up in price-still $15, in fact if you ordered it online, the cost would be $27 each!  What a deal of the century.  It makes a sweet out of the ordinary present. )
-there are a few changes in sizes and style, all for the better.  No 40 oz. liquid anymore-replaced by the 32 oz.
-attachment has two tabs:  one for single ordering and the second tab is for a group order.  There will only be the Henderson pick up area, but you can certainly organize one person to pick up for a group.
-no pay pal nor credit card YET.  Cash or check only please.
-remember to store creamed below 70°; dry cool spot for both kinds of honey.  Rotate as you use.  If the weather goes around 80°, you can store creamed in refrigerator or freezer.
-when cooking with honey, rule of thumb is ¼ cup less than sugar, cook at 25° less than called for and may take 5 min. longer to cook.
-please FW information.

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~Shauna

'Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle.'

Thursday, September 15, 2011

Fwd: 40 lbs chicken

This information was forwarded to my husband Earl.  I am forwarding to our Lakeview sisters in case anyone might be interested in obtaining this chicken.  Sisters could share the 40 lbs of chicken.  It looks like Dianna Smith would be the person to contact if you are interested.  dsmith2058@gmail.com

 

Thanks,

Sister Leslie Leavitt


From: "Earl Leavitt" <ekleavitt@embarqmail.com>
To: lesleavitt@embarqmail.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 14, 2011 9:19:32 AM
Subject: Fwd: 40 lbs chicken



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-----Original message-----
From: Dianna Smith <dsmith2058@gmail.com>
To:
bcstew@gmail.com, dallas.c@mac.com, elainehardy@gmail.com, eric@edsnetworking.com, jennaylv806@embarqmail.com, kgoodfellow@goodfellowcrushers.com, markgjorgensen@gmail.com, martyjcg@aol.com, mtraasdahl@yahoo.com, rlt8@msn.com, rtpete@msn.com, sisterfowler@hotmail.com, swpuravida@yahoo.com, Abby and Jim Palmer <drpal@cox.net>, Adam Donnelly <tigerteigi@hotmail.com>, Alan Leavitt <aleavittcc@msn.com>, Alyson Tobler <tobleraly@aol.com>, Angie Bevel <jabevel@yahoo.com>, Betty Dungey <bmomlv@aol.com>, Bill Tobler <tobemann@embarqmail.com>, Bobbie Werly <bobbiewerly@yahoo.com>, Brandy Shamo <bkshamo@edsnetworking.com>, Bruce Smith <biplaneguru@gmail.com>, Callie Anderson <boonevegas@yahoo.com>, Cara June Bacon <kcbacon@cox.net>, Carissa Barrow <carissa_augustine@yahoo.com>, Carla Clothier <cjstagemanager@gmail.com>, Carla Clothier <mickeysgirl@gmail.com>, Carol Stubbs - Black Canyon <richardancarol@gmail.com>, Charlaan Johnson <charlaan@aol.com>, Cora Lee Miller <coraleemiller@ymail.com>, Dale Imlay <dsimlay@yahoo.com>, Darin Imlay <imlayd@cox.net>, Darin Shamo <dshamo2000@yahoo.com>, Darlene Palmer <darpal923@yahoo.com>, Dave Nilsen <david_nilsen@hotmail.com>, David Williams - Lakeview Mission leader <sleepycentaur@hotmail.com>, Dawn Stockton <pruchabre21@yahoo.com>, Deann Thomas <deann1310@live.com>, Debbie Montgomery <montgomery2020@embarqmail.com>, Diane Ripplinger <theripplingers@gmail.com>, Dianna Smith <dsmith2058@gmail.com>, Earl Leavitt <ekleavitt@embarqmail.com>, Elaine and Alan Hardy <agunlock@gmail.com>, Eric Traasdahl <lisanerict@hotmail.com>, Gladys Lyon <sixlyonkids@yahoo.com>, Gregg Dunn <ghdunn@hotmail.com>, Gregg Ripplinger <gripplinger1@gmail.com>, Gwendolyn Rae Perkins <wperkins70@yahoo.com>, Heather Armantrout <moviesnob@cox.net>, Heidi Stevens <heidiLstevens@yahoo.com>, Jan Joyce <jjwallart@hotmail.com>, Jana Krull <jkk0660@gmail.com>, Jill Stewart <stewart.jill@gmail.com>, Jim Rowe - Lakeview Missionary Meals <jim@rowecapitalpartners.com>, Jo Imlay <tjimlay@cox.net>, Jody Jeppsen <jeppsenj@me.com>, Joe Hardy <hardybc1@gmail.com>, John Barlow <jabarlow@interact.ccsd.net>, John Jeppsen <jeppsenj@gtlaw.com>, Joni Goodfellow <joni.goodfellow@gmail.com>, Joyce and Steve Ward <smwmjw27@yahoo.com>, Kathie Higgins <k3h@aol.com>, Kay Larson - Oasis Park <kallmek@hotmail.com>, Keith Bacon <kabacon1@gmail.com>, Kevin and Tammy Morris <ketamor@cox.net>, Kim Bailey <k.bailey@cox.net>, Kory Morgan <korymorgan@mac.com>, Kristina Perkins <hairdressrqt@yahoo.com>, Laurie Campbell <dalrip@cox.net>, Laurie Elaine Larson <klc4larson@gmail.com>, Leigh Dunn <lasdunn@hotmail.com>, Linda Hafen <bchafen@aol.com>, Linda Hafen <bchafen@cox.net>, Linda Sargent - Black Canyon <linda.sargeo@yahoo.com>, Lindsey Tobler <spydeinworks6@hotmail.com>, Lisa Donnelly <donnellylsj@cox.net>, Lisa Donnelly <lsjdonnelly@hotmail.com>, Lorna Meacham <lorna.jean@cox.net>, Luana Shamo <luanashamo@gmail.com>, Maren Huntsman <mrripp64@gmail.com>, Margaret K Gibson <GibsonMK@ldsces.org>, Marge Bunker <margie8@cox.net>, Margery Goldston <migquilter625@cox.net>, Margie Clothier <margie.clothier@yahoo.com>, Marilynn Pendleton <jmpendleton6@aol.com>, McKay Stevens <mckaystevens@yahoo.com>, Meagan Barrow <Meagan_T_barrow@yahoo.com>, Micah Anderson <micahjphoto@me.com>, Michele Walker <michelewalker1@mac.com>, Nancy Smith <ronnancy9@cox.net>, Nyla Roberts <aspenhd@aol.com>, Palmer Craig <palmerc@unlv.nevada.edu>, Pam Barlow <psb933@interact.ccsd.net>, Pam Honey <pam.honey1@juno.com>, Pat Brown <ctrgrammy@aol.com>, Pat Hutchinson <hutchp2@hotmail.com>, Pat Hutchison <hutchp2@live.com>, Peggy Martin <p.martin@cox.net>, Rachelle Huxford <arhuxford@embarqmail.com>, Ranae Smith <bubbas1mom@aol.com>, Richard Huntsman <rhuntsman02@aol.com>, Ruby Perkins <rperkins_89@yahoo.com>, Shannon Lord <corrollawoman@q.com>, Sharon Robinson <garyandsharonrobinson@gmail.com>, Sherri Jorgensen <sherriljorgensen@gmail.com>, Shirley Morgan <mommamorgan@mac.com>, Shirley Raye Nilsen <nilsenaneagle@cox.net>, Sue Broadbent <msuebroadbent@gmail.com>, Sue Shamo <sueshamo@gmail.com>, Susan and Ross Johnson <rjnsj@cox.net>, Tiffany Shamo <tiffshamo@yahoo.com>, Victor Miller <victorleemiller@embarqmail.com>, WD Sorensen <WDSoren@cox.net>
Sent:
Wed, Sep 14, 2011 15:08:02 GMT+00:00
Subject:
Fwd: 40 lbs chicken



---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Shirley Morgan <mommamorgan@mac.com>
Date: Tue, Sep 13, 2011 at 4:34 PM
Subject: 40 lbs chicken
To: Dianna Smith <dsmith2058@gmail.com>


I received an email that Zaycon Foods is coming to Henderson this October with Fresh Boneless Skinless Chicken Breasts.  It is $1.69/lb and they only sell it in 40 lb boxes for $67.60 + tax.  Their chicken is 100% natural chicken with no added hormones, additives or artificial ingredients.  People could research through zayconfoods.com.

We could get them to come to Boulder City if we have 50 boxes worth of interest.

Could you send out a mass email to see if there is that kind of interest within our ward.  I could also see if people were interested through Bountiful Basket.

Thanks!
Shirley

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

The ACLU--From Lili Lagan

This is a portion of Robert Knight's column in the Townhall.com newsletter that I get daily.  I wholeheartedly agree with this article.  To read the entire article, go to the Townhall website.   

Robert Knight

Robert Knight  

How the Devil's Law Firm Helps to Corrupt Kids


If you were the devil, what would be your most important mission, other than inventing false religions?
It would be to corrupt innocent children.
I'd start by kicking God out of the public schools and excising from textbooks the truth about America's deeply Christian heritage. I'd get rid of glaringly obvious ties between Christianity and the Founders' vision of unalienable rights and limited government. Children would be indoctrinated to think of themselves as cosmic accidents of random mutation and survival of the fittest, not precious beings with eternal souls created in the image of God. The result would be an effectively atheistic system of moral relativism.
Next, I'd cloak sexual promiscuity in terms of self-fulfillment, mix it up with junk science, and lobby the teachers unions to openly promote the Kinsey sex education model of children as "sexual beings" whose "orientation" has no moral relevance.
Finally, I'd expose the kids to outright propaganda through clever websites designed to promote deviance and to brand anyone with any qualms (such as parents) as hate-filled bigots and bullies.
If any school districts resist, I'd slap them with legal threats. And that's where the devil's law firm comes in.
The ACLU is running around the country, shaking their fists at school districts and demanding that kids be exposed to whatever the gay movement deems appropriate. In Prince William County, Virginia, after an ACLU threat, school officials removed the filter blocking homosexual websites. The Alliance Defense Fund, a Christian legal group, has sent letters to eight school districts, including Prince William, advising them that they have every right to keep the filters.
 
Well-behaved women rarely make history.  Laurel Thatcher Ulrich

Monday, September 12, 2011

Fwd: Your Washington Apple Information is Here!



---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Ken & Shauna w/Apples <outofbox@mstar2.net>
Date: Sat, Sep 10, 2011 at 3:05 PM
Subject: Your Washington Apple Information is Here!
To: kelleyfamily@gmail.com


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JECS Farm
September 10, 2011
Hello,

 

We are excited to bring you another season of apples. Our goal is to help as many people as possible benefit from these great apples. So please feel free to foreword this email on to others whom you think would love some great apples!  Here are the details: 

 

Note: The apple supply in our area is estimated to be 10% less than last year. As orders will be filled in the order received, this means the sooner you place your order, even for Fuji's and Honeycrisp's, the more assured you are of receiving your apples. Last year we barely had enough apples to meet the orders so order now and don't miss out.   Don't wait until the deadline or you will miss out.  Order here:  http://www.applesinaseed.com/apple_order.html

 

Deadline to order:

Golden's and Honeycrisp: September 21, 2011. Estimated time of delivery: First week of October.

Fuji's: November 21, 2011. Estimated time of delivery: First two weeks of December.

 

Price: Golden's & Fuji's-- $26/box (.65 cents/lb), Honeycrisp-- $31/box (.78 cents/lb)

 

To our regret, you may notice the small price increase from last year. This has been unavoidable as many costs have increased for us (and the rest of the economy) this year. The cost of the apples themselves has gone up 15%, shipping is up 20%, cardboard boxes are up 8%, labor is up 5% and so on. We have tried to absorb as much of the increase as possible without passing it on but can only do so much. Thank you for your understanding. Our prices for this farm fresh fruit are still 50% to 75% less than the local grocery store with superior quality.

 

As in the past, each box will weigh approximately 40 lbs. and are 'field run' apples. This means you will have a variety of sizes, shapes, color and small defects as you would when picking directly from the tree. They are washed and cleaned and we sort through them to get the best apples possible. They are the same apples as you have received from us in the past. Washington State has long been known as one of the best areas to grow apples but these apples are grown on the banks of Lake Chelan, Washington and are the very best; crisp, juicy and great flavor.

 

Remember that it is very important to watch your email for the delivery information. We will notify you by email of the delivery date and specific location. You must come and pick up your order at the specified time. In many locations we can't store your apples and have someone waiting around to get them to you at a later time. Any leftover boxes will be given to a local charity.

 

Suggestion: Because of gas prices, the economy and possible time constraints, we encourage people to consolidate your trips to pick up apples. Work with a friend in your area, donate to them a dollar or two for gas and time, and consolidate trips. This should help many of our customers who may have difficulty for one reason or another getting to the apple pick up locations. Because the apples are also prepaid, this will simplify things. This will also help keep the cost down on your apples.

    

Please order now:

There are two methods of payment: Credit/Debit Card or Check

Just click on the link below:

  

http://www.applesinaseed.com/apple_order.html

 

Thank you very much!

Ken and Shauna


 

 

You are receiving this email because you have purchased apples, wheat or coconut oil from us in the past.

 

This email was sent to kelleyfamily@gmail.com by outofbox@mstar2.net |  
JECS Farm | PO Box 446 | Methow | WA | 98834



--
~Shauna

'Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle.'

Saturday, September 10, 2011

Scentsy Open House

Hello again Sisters!  I wanted to extend an invitation to my open house to all who might be interested.  Stop by and see what Scentsy is all about! Come relax, mingle and have some hors d'oeuvres while you smell some of the wonderful scents and see some of the beautiful new warmers Scentsy has to offer! This is open house style, so stop by when its convenient for you if you are interested!

It will be held on Thursday, September 15 from 5:30-7:30pm at my home.  Drop by when you have a chance, and if that doesn't work, but you are still interested, we can arrange to meet up so you can smell the testers and see if I have any scents that you like.   Feel free to call me with any questions 596-2712.  Thanks again!


Michelle Peterson

Thursday, September 1, 2011

Scentsy Wickless Candles

Hello Sisters!  Michelle Peterson here!  I recently just became an independent consultant for Scentsy products and wanted to generate some interest in their awesome wickless candles.  A wickless candle, called a Scentsy Bar or a Scentsy Brick, is a highly fragrant wax bar that is warmed to release fragrance into the air. Because the wax is gently warmed rather than burned, it can hold more fragrance oil than a traditional candle. And, because there is no flame, there is no smoke, soot, or lead. Scentsy wickless candles are a safer alternative to traditional candles.  Scentsy’s beautiful ceramic warmers house a low-watt light bulb that slowly melts the Scentsy Bar or Scentsy Brick, filling your home with one of more than 80 distinctive, long-lasting scents.  On top of being much safer, Scentsy is also much more cost effective.  If you regularly burn traditional candles, the medium jars of the name brand companies cost somewhere between $15 and $25 and burns for about 65-90 hours.  A Scentsy Bar is $5 and burns for 60-80 hours.  Warmers range from $20 - $35 and come in many varieties, including your favorite college sports teams! 

If you are interested in purchasing, you can go to my website listed below and browse.  I will have my testers by Friday evening if you would like to smell some of the amazing scents Scentsy has to offer.  If you have any questions or if you are interested in hosting a party, where you can earn rewards, please send me an email at peterson.m@cox.net.  As I am very excited for this new adventure I am taking, I am offering anyone who purchases $40 in Scentsy products from My Launch Party (link is below) a free Scentsy Bar in the scent of their choice (do not add this to the cart, send me an email with the scent of your choice and it will be done separately).  Thank you so much ladies!!!  Have a wonderful day!