hi!
i have recently had to go back to work at mcdonalds sadly, and one more day then i was :(. i am wondering if there is anyone who who consider trading hair services for one day of babysitting a week. either monday or thurs from 830 to 440. if anyone is interested please call me at 480 734 5610. for anyone who doesn't know my children are 4 and 1. bella and sammy. thank you
Leslie Bohot
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Eggs!
Calling all farmers and half farmers....
We are looking farm fresh eggs to be donated to the Relief Society for our July 4th breakfast on ... July 4th.
If you will be willing to donate a dozen, we would really appreciate it! We will cluck with delight...ok maybe not.
Love,
The Crazy One
We are looking farm fresh eggs to be donated to the Relief Society for our July 4th breakfast on ... July 4th.
If you will be willing to donate a dozen, we would really appreciate it! We will cluck with delight...ok maybe not.
Love,
The Crazy One
puppy!!
Sylvia Allred is looking for a chiuaua puppy. If anyone has any information on where a little (yipee :) ) bundle of joy can be found, please respond to this email.
Thx!
Thx!
Ads For the week of June 15th - 21st
WEEK OF JUNE 15-21
THRIFTEE
PILGRIM'S PRIDE WHOLE FRYING CHICKEN $/79#
WATERMELON $/17#
IGA COOKOUT BUNS 8 CT. $.88 EA.
ROSARITA REFIRED BEANS 16 OZ. CAN $.88 EA.
SHURFINE YOGURT 6 OZ. $.40 EA.
POWERADE SPORTS DRINKS 32 OZ. $.69 EA.
SHUR SAVING TOMATO SAUCE $.25 EA. 8 OZ. CAN
CLOROX LIQUID BLEACH 96 OZ. $1.50 EA.
GALA APPLES $.89#
LARGE TOMATOES $.89#
CUCUMBERS $.25 EA.
BROWN ONIONS $.25#
JALAPENOS $.69#
CILANTRO BUNCH $.39 EA.
RADISH BUNCH $.39 EA
CANTALOUPES $.39#
SHURFINE FROZEN VEGETABLES $.99#
HEINZ KETCHUP 40 OZ./FRENCH'S MUSTARD 20 OZ. SQUEEZE $1.59 EA.
KAFT BBQ SAUCE 18 OZ. $.88 EA.
SHUR SAVING SALAD DRESSING $.99 EA. 16 OZ.
AUSTEX CHILI DOG SAUCE 10 OZ. CAN $.79 EA.
GRIFFIN'S MUSTARD 20 OZ. SQUEEZE $.99 EA.
SHURFINE SWEET RELISH 10 OZ. $.99 EA.
SHURFINE FRUIT COCKTAIL IN JUICE 15 OZ. $.79 EA.
SHURFINE CAKE MIX $.88 EA.
SIRLOIN PORK CHOPS $1.99#
73% GROUND BEEF $1.99#
PORK BUTT ROAST $1.9#
FROZEN CHICKEN BREAST FILLET 2.5# $.99 EA.
PORK STEAK $1.89#
COUNTRY STYLE SPARERIBS $1.89#
SAFEWAY
BONELESS PORK SIRLOIN COUNTRY STYLE RIBS $1.99#
BEEF BACK RIBS $1.29#
EATING RIGHT BONELESS SKINLEES CHICKEN BREASTS $1.99#
RED SEEDLESS WATERMELON $1.68 EA. LIMIT 2
ON THE VINE TOMATO $.99#
DAIRY GLEN GAL. MILK $1.59 EA. LIMIT 1
WHITE/YELLOW CORN $.50 EA.
VIDALIA SWEET ONIONS $.99#
DEL MONTE CANNED VEGETABLES $.79 EA.
ANTHONY'S PASTA $.99#
BASHAS'
SANDERSON FARMS CHICKEN DRUMSTICKS/THIGHS/LWG QUARTERS $.87# FIRST 2 VALUE PACKS
RED SEEDLESS GRAPES $.69# FIRST 5#
APRICOTS $.95# FIRST 4 #
WHOLE SEEDLESS WATERMELON $1.95 EA. FIRST 2
WHOLE CANTALOUPE $.95 EA. FIRST 4
BASHAS' LARGE EGGS-DOZ. $.88 EA. FIRST 2
HUNT'S KETCHUP 24 OZ. $1.00 EA.
FOOD CLUB RIPE PITTED OLIVES 6 OZ. $1.00 EA.
FOOD CLUB YOGURT 6 OZ. $.40 EA.
BASHAS' COTTAGE CHEESE/SOUR CREAM 24 OZ. $1.99 EA.
CUCUMBERS $.50 EA.
SWEET CORN $.50 EA.
BANANAS $.55#
ROMA TOMATOES $.98#
THRIFTEE
PILGRIM'S PRIDE WHOLE FRYING CHICKEN $/79#
WATERMELON $/17#
IGA COOKOUT BUNS 8 CT. $.88 EA.
ROSARITA REFIRED BEANS 16 OZ. CAN $.88 EA.
SHURFINE YOGURT 6 OZ. $.40 EA.
POWERADE SPORTS DRINKS 32 OZ. $.69 EA.
SHUR SAVING TOMATO SAUCE $.25 EA. 8 OZ. CAN
CLOROX LIQUID BLEACH 96 OZ. $1.50 EA.
GALA APPLES $.89#
LARGE TOMATOES $.89#
CUCUMBERS $.25 EA.
BROWN ONIONS $.25#
JALAPENOS $.69#
CILANTRO BUNCH $.39 EA.
RADISH BUNCH $.39 EA
CANTALOUPES $.39#
SHURFINE FROZEN VEGETABLES $.99#
HEINZ KETCHUP 40 OZ./FRENCH'S MUSTARD 20 OZ. SQUEEZE $1.59 EA.
KAFT BBQ SAUCE 18 OZ. $.88 EA.
SHUR SAVING SALAD DRESSING $.99 EA. 16 OZ.
AUSTEX CHILI DOG SAUCE 10 OZ. CAN $.79 EA.
GRIFFIN'S MUSTARD 20 OZ. SQUEEZE $.99 EA.
SHURFINE SWEET RELISH 10 OZ. $.99 EA.
SHURFINE FRUIT COCKTAIL IN JUICE 15 OZ. $.79 EA.
SHURFINE CAKE MIX $.88 EA.
SIRLOIN PORK CHOPS $1.99#
73% GROUND BEEF $1.99#
PORK BUTT ROAST $1.9#
FROZEN CHICKEN BREAST FILLET 2.5# $.99 EA.
PORK STEAK $1.89#
COUNTRY STYLE SPARERIBS $1.89#
SAFEWAY
BONELESS PORK SIRLOIN COUNTRY STYLE RIBS $1.99#
BEEF BACK RIBS $1.29#
EATING RIGHT BONELESS SKINLEES CHICKEN BREASTS $1.99#
RED SEEDLESS WATERMELON $1.68 EA. LIMIT 2
ON THE VINE TOMATO $.99#
DAIRY GLEN GAL. MILK $1.59 EA. LIMIT 1
WHITE/YELLOW CORN $.50 EA.
VIDALIA SWEET ONIONS $.99#
DEL MONTE CANNED VEGETABLES $.79 EA.
ANTHONY'S PASTA $.99#
BASHAS'
SANDERSON FARMS CHICKEN DRUMSTICKS/THIGHS/LWG QUARTERS $.87# FIRST 2 VALUE PACKS
RED SEEDLESS GRAPES $.69# FIRST 5#
APRICOTS $.95# FIRST 4 #
WHOLE SEEDLESS WATERMELON $1.95 EA. FIRST 2
WHOLE CANTALOUPE $.95 EA. FIRST 4
BASHAS' LARGE EGGS-DOZ. $.88 EA. FIRST 2
HUNT'S KETCHUP 24 OZ. $1.00 EA.
FOOD CLUB RIPE PITTED OLIVES 6 OZ. $1.00 EA.
FOOD CLUB YOGURT 6 OZ. $.40 EA.
BASHAS' COTTAGE CHEESE/SOUR CREAM 24 OZ. $1.99 EA.
CUCUMBERS $.50 EA.
SWEET CORN $.50 EA.
BANANAS $.55#
ROMA TOMATOES $.98#
Self Reliance Tip # 14- Clothing Storage
I hope you are still pluggin' away and keepin' cool!!!
This week's tip will be short, sweet and to the point...kind of like a star shaped sucker!!! Wowee!!
Clothing storage: What to do?
If you're like my awesome mother-in-law, you've kept clothes from when your kids were growing up. They have this huge basement that would make a hermit drool. Not everyone has a basement. Where do you put it?
Do you really need it? How important is clothing storage? SUPER IMPORTANT!! There were a few days this winter when the heater just wasn't keeping up. Water pipes were bustin' a gut like a cruel joke and it was just darn cold! Where do you go when your heater isn't working or keeping up? ... clothing!!!
What I've done is very simple. I have taken the clothes I've saved from all of my kids and saved five pairs of outfits and put them in totes (Amanda L. is the tote queen!! She has TONS of ideas on totes!). I took the rest to the thrift store, because I don't have a basement...yet.
Here are a few winter clothing ideas...
http://www.preparedness1.com/winter-clothes.html
And another thing...
My Auntie Connie lost many things in a fire that consumed many homes in her area. She was heart broken. There was a church meeting held to encourage those who had lost so much. She came to realize that most of it was just STUFF. My grandfather's military uniform, and other heirlooms etc were part of the rubble.
However, what are your plans if you need to evacuate quickly for your family pictures, geneology and other things that are more than just STUFF.
If it can be scanned, do it. If you happen to loose the original, that's ok. At least you have a copy. It is all about planning ahead......
Sunday, June 12, 2011
-Church Issues Statement-
Immigration: Church Issues New Statement
10 JUNE 2011 — SALT LAKE CITY
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints today issued the following official statement on immigration:
Around the world, debate on the immigration question has become intense. That is especially so in the United States. Most Americans agree that the federal government of the United States should secure its borders and sharply reduce or eliminate the flow of undocumented immigrants. Unchecked and unregulated, such a flow may destabilize society and ultimately become unsustainable.
As a matter of policy, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints discourages its members from entering any country without legal documentation, and from deliberately overstaying legal travel visas.
What to do with the estimated 12 million undocumented immigrants now residing in various states within the United States is the biggest challenge in the immigration debate. The bedrock moral issue for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is how we treat each other as children of God.
The history of mass expulsion or mistreatment of individuals or families is cause for concern especially where race, culture, or religion are involved. This should give pause to any policy that contemplates targeting any one group, particularly if that group comes mostly from one heritage.
As those on all sides of the immigration debate in the United States have noted, this issue is one that must ultimately be resolved by the federal government.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is concerned that any state legislation that only contains enforcement provisions is likely to fall short of the high moral standard of treating each other as children of God.
The Church supports an approach where undocumented immigrants are allowed to square themselves with the law and continue to work without this necessarily leading to citizenship.
In furtherance of needed immigration reform in the United States, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints supports a balanced and civil approach to a challenging problem, fully consistent with its tradition of compassion, its reverence for family, and its commitment to law.
10 JUNE 2011 — SALT LAKE CITY
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints today issued the following official statement on immigration:
Around the world, debate on the immigration question has become intense. That is especially so in the United States. Most Americans agree that the federal government of the United States should secure its borders and sharply reduce or eliminate the flow of undocumented immigrants. Unchecked and unregulated, such a flow may destabilize society and ultimately become unsustainable.
As a matter of policy, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints discourages its members from entering any country without legal documentation, and from deliberately overstaying legal travel visas.
What to do with the estimated 12 million undocumented immigrants now residing in various states within the United States is the biggest challenge in the immigration debate. The bedrock moral issue for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is how we treat each other as children of God.
The history of mass expulsion or mistreatment of individuals or families is cause for concern especially where race, culture, or religion are involved. This should give pause to any policy that contemplates targeting any one group, particularly if that group comes mostly from one heritage.
As those on all sides of the immigration debate in the United States have noted, this issue is one that must ultimately be resolved by the federal government.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is concerned that any state legislation that only contains enforcement provisions is likely to fall short of the high moral standard of treating each other as children of God.
The Church supports an approach where undocumented immigrants are allowed to square themselves with the law and continue to work without this necessarily leading to citizenship.
In furtherance of needed immigration reform in the United States, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints supports a balanced and civil approach to a challenging problem, fully consistent with its tradition of compassion, its reverence for family, and its commitment to law.
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Follow In His Ways
"Our Savior taught us about and lived a benevolent life. Jesus loved all and He served all. Centering our lives on Jesus Christ will help us acquire this attribute of benevolence. For us to develop these same Christlike attributes, we must learn about the Savior and “follow in His ways."
--Mary N. Cook, "Remember This: Kindness Begins with Me", April 2011 General Conference
Luke 6:31
Kindness Begins with Me, Hymn #145
--Mary N. Cook, "Remember This: Kindness Begins with Me", April 2011 General Conference
Luke 6:31
Kindness Begins with Me, Hymn #145
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