Hello! I am just posting this to let everyone know about the great 12-hour holiday sale I'm having on Friday, November 25th. Starting at 7am, all orders placed online will receive a 24% discount, orders placed after 8am will get a 22% discount, after 9 a 20% discount, and so on ... I am also doing a "lottery" at the end of the 12 hours, and drawing one name to receive 50% off their entire order, and two people to receive an additional 10% off their order!
I have great gift sets that are wrapped and ready to go under the tree, into stockings, or in the mail to those not near you. I also put together custome gifts according to your needs, and have gift certificates available. Let me help you de-stress the holiday shopping experience, by helping you choose the perfect gifts for your family and friends (and other miscellaneous people on your gift list!).
I also have great things for YOU this season, with new trendy color collections, glamourous glimmer, and luxurious skin-care to make your dull, winter skin melt away into silky soft skin. Don't forget to keep yourself looking cute, and feeling great!
Please visit my personal website to see what's new, and place your orders early on Friday to get your best savings! Happy Thanksgiving!
Wednesday, November 23, 2005
Wednesday, November 16, 2005
Closer to the Goal
We have added yet another new consultant to our team this week, welcome Angela! Angela has been a great customer and is ready to stop paying full price for her products! She is a wonderful educator, mother, wife, and friend, and I am so excited for her in this new venture, wherever it takes her!
We also have two other lovely ladies who are in the decision-making process this week, and I would be honored to work with them!
The trip to Emporia was great with a power class of over 20 women in attendance between 4 consultants. What a fun time!
Our team production is just over half of what our goal is for the month, and we are just starting the second half of the month, so we are excited! God is moving in ways we haven't expected (I guess that's appropriate, huh?!) and is working in amazing ways in the women on our team! I am so blessed to know these ladies!
Have a great week, and keep us in prayer as we stretch to wrap our Vibe up this month -- two months ahead of schedule!!!!
We also have two other lovely ladies who are in the decision-making process this week, and I would be honored to work with them!
The trip to Emporia was great with a power class of over 20 women in attendance between 4 consultants. What a fun time!
Our team production is just over half of what our goal is for the month, and we are just starting the second half of the month, so we are excited! God is moving in ways we haven't expected (I guess that's appropriate, huh?!) and is working in amazing ways in the women on our team! I am so blessed to know these ladies!
Have a great week, and keep us in prayer as we stretch to wrap our Vibe up this month -- two months ahead of schedule!!!!
Monday, November 14, 2005
Great Ideas ...
Can I just comment on something that has been bothering me since Saturday morning? I would like to offer props to the individual who thought up the idea of a catheter -- use a tube to drain unwanted or needed fluid from one area of the body into a receptacle, I can definitely appreciate the ingenuity of this idea. HOWEVER, I don't know that the person who invented this miraculous device ever had one to remove fluid from an infected bladder. If so, I think they would have scrapped their idea, thrown away the prototype, and kicked themselves for thinking they could make things better :)
I found myself with a UTI late Friday night/Saturday morning, and because of the baby, I had to take a trip to the ER (UTI can cause preterm labor). Thinking I would simply to in and collect a sample in a cup, I was okay with this. Such was not the case. As I am over 20 weeks of my pregnancy, it is procedure to be admitted onto the OB floor to monitor the baby and make sure labor hasn't started. The nurse was great, and was sure we could to a "clean catch" (pee in a cup), but the doctor had another solution ... the catheter! For those of you who don't know, this is a fairly simple procedure. The nurse crams a bit of plastic tubing up to drain the bladder and collect a urine sample directly from the bladder instead of allowing it to pass through the body. I have not felt anything like this pain before ... at least with childbirth, there was a relief ... not so with the cath. If at all possible, I would avoid this at most costs!
Probably more info than you cared to know, but it was my current thought :) Have a great week!
I found myself with a UTI late Friday night/Saturday morning, and because of the baby, I had to take a trip to the ER (UTI can cause preterm labor). Thinking I would simply to in and collect a sample in a cup, I was okay with this. Such was not the case. As I am over 20 weeks of my pregnancy, it is procedure to be admitted onto the OB floor to monitor the baby and make sure labor hasn't started. The nurse was great, and was sure we could to a "clean catch" (pee in a cup), but the doctor had another solution ... the catheter! For those of you who don't know, this is a fairly simple procedure. The nurse crams a bit of plastic tubing up to drain the bladder and collect a urine sample directly from the bladder instead of allowing it to pass through the body. I have not felt anything like this pain before ... at least with childbirth, there was a relief ... not so with the cath. If at all possible, I would avoid this at most costs!
Probably more info than you cared to know, but it was my current thought :) Have a great week!
Friday, November 11, 2005
Blessing keep Rollin' In!
More good news ... Wednesday, we welcomed Judy, a new friend from the Overland Park area to our team! I am so excited to get to know her more, but already feel connected to her -- a God-thing! We are going to reach our goal this month of 6 new consultants and team production of $10,000, I just know it! Can't wait to meet the other ladies who will join us! We are 1/2 of the way there, and nearly 1/2 (Monday we will have another one, I am sure!)! God is good, all the time!
Tuesday, November 08, 2005
Vibin'
Hello, just another note to celebrate my growing team (future unit!). We have another beautiful, talented, wonderful woman on our team! Rachel signed her agreement on Monday! I am so blessed to know this woman! She is so easy to love and I have enjoyed our friendship so much! This brings us to 10 team members, 4 active, and several who will be active soon! We will welcome 5 more new women to our team this month too, (that is my goal and positive affirmation statement!), and wrap up most, if not all of our car production, so we will be a Vibe-driving team! I'm tired of sharing the car with David, and now I won't have to anymore! I've never owned a new car before ... makes me excited to have a new one for free! Have a great day!
Saturday, November 05, 2005
Oops!
Well, I see it's been a month since my last post -- I hate it when I fall behind like this! There is so much that happens, but is seems the time to write about it is short, or in my case, the pregnancy-forgetfulness makes me, well, forget! So, I will hopefully get caught up on life in Rahija-land here soonly :)
A quick over-view:
The blue ghetto beast (aka David's work car) finally died.
Erin started story hour.
University church is going to one service on Sundays, not two ... yea!
I recruited two new team members, and am on-target again for my 2006 red Pontiac Vibe from Mary Kay (especially exciting in light of the first announcement!).
We took David to the emergency room via ambulance, suspecting a heart attack, and found a sinus infection.
Halloween was a disaster ... FYI, Halloween is a spooky time, not for being pretty :)
Baby Rahija (now half-way through the womb-time!) is not a baby Joshua, but a sister ... Big sister is not pleased.
I'll try to update the situations more closely and with a bit more detail in the coming days ... but who knows what will happen between now and then?! Hope to talk to many of you soon!
A quick over-view:
The blue ghetto beast (aka David's work car) finally died.
Erin started story hour.
University church is going to one service on Sundays, not two ... yea!
I recruited two new team members, and am on-target again for my 2006 red Pontiac Vibe from Mary Kay (especially exciting in light of the first announcement!).
We took David to the emergency room via ambulance, suspecting a heart attack, and found a sinus infection.
Halloween was a disaster ... FYI, Halloween is a spooky time, not for being pretty :)
Baby Rahija (now half-way through the womb-time!) is not a baby Joshua, but a sister ... Big sister is not pleased.
I'll try to update the situations more closely and with a bit more detail in the coming days ... but who knows what will happen between now and then?! Hope to talk to many of you soon!
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