I've decided that once every two weeks I am going to dedicate a blog post to doTERRA.
The word do (long "o" sound) TERRA is a Latin derivative meaning "gift of the earth". The company doTERRA sells the purest from of essential oils on the market today. These oils are truly a gift from the earth: from the lavender flower's extracted oil that can relieve stress and the pain of burns to the sacs of oil microscopically found on the peppermint leaf that can calm an upset stomach and help fight fatigue. doTERRA's oils are Certified Pure Therapeutic Grade which means they go through extra testing to ensure they are in their purest form. I have used other oils in the past, and I can tell the difference in quality- doTERRA's oils are unmatched.
I am a firm believer and practicer (is that even a word ;-)) of natural holistic healing. I have never been much of a user or advocate of pharmaceutical medicine. Natural healing agents have been on the earth from the very beginning of time. Plants, flowers, trees, - the things of the earth were made to be used medicinally as well as for emotional healing. The bible mentions oils that were used anciently, such as, frankincense, myrrh, and cassia. There are many more mentioned but these are the ones I remember off the top of my head. I prefer to use first and foremost natural healing agents - essential oils. I have seen firsthand the healing and relief that doTERRA's Certified Pure Therapeutic Grade Essential oils have had on myself and my family.
We are reinventing health care in our family - join us on our journey.
Stay tuned for the post on January 1, 2013 in which I will share an oil that has been invaluable to me personally...
PS I wish you lived closer to me so I could give you samples of these amazing oils.
PPS I will still be blogging about our life too... gonna try to be better about being more consistent.
Here's to a HEALTHIER and PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR...
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
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Celebrate the true meaning of Christmas and watch "O Come, Emmanuel" featuring ThePianoGuys, Jon Schmidt and Steven Sharp Nelson (piano/cello). What does Chr...
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Tuesday, November 27, 2012
THANKSGIVING TRIP- ARIZONA!
The weather was in the 80's during the day and the 60's in the evening. I got a kick out of seeing people dressed in shorts, tanktops, and wearing flip flops - in NOVEMBER. I do have to say I sure didn't mind the weather especially on my morning runs. I took advantage of running outside in the early morning because I can't do that in Utah right now...too cold. Brrr!!!
One of the days we spent in Scottsdale...nice city. We watched the movie Brave on DVD. We went to an indoor trampoline place and the boys and their dad had fun jumping and acting crazy. :-) I got my hair done from a professional. That was a nice treat and way different from my beauty college $5 haircuts. Loved it! :-)
Our last day we went on a little tour of Gilbert and saw the construction site of the Gilbert Temple. We hung out and played games, dad Schuett grilled steak (to die for), and I went out for a couple of hours of "me" time. That night we went to the Mesa Arizona temple to see the Christmas lights. We came home to some warm hot chocolate and a fire burning in the fireplace... a nice way to end our vacation.
It was so refreshing to get away! Now it's back to the grind. I am looking forward to the Christmas holidays. Enjoy some pics from the trip!
| Thanksgiving Day! |
| This is the life- Andrew with caffeine- it calms him! |
| The King and Queen of the home. |
| Isaac and Grandma |
| Andrew with his dad |
| Building towers - boys are never too old for Legos. |
| The Conder boys |
| Posterity! |
| I promise Andrew is not cross-eyed, just being silly. |
| Happy Thanksgiving to Josh. Peter and I busted up laughing because this was Josh's dinner. He chose frosted shredded wheat over a traditional thanksgiving dinner. He's a picky eater. |
| Gilbert Temple |
| Mesa Arizona Temple |
| Lights!! |
| On the temple grounds |
| Christmas Lights! |
Monday, November 19, 2012
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
Tomorrow morning the boys and I will be heading out to Arizona.
We are spending Thanksgiving with Grandma and Grandpa Schuett and the boys' dad. We are looking forward to our adventure. Pictures and a new post about this trip will be up sometime next week.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING! FAMILY AND FRIENDS AND READERS OF MY BLOG
I hope your day with family is memorable and full of gratitude for the bounty you have been blessed with.
I wanted to share a link to this wonderful talk given in General Conference
by President Uchtdorf. It will help remind all of us what really matters in our daily life.
| Happy Thanksgiving from our family to Yours! |
| The tough look! Love it |
| Look at that pile I raked, and yes I jumped into it. It wasn't as cushiony as I expected it to be.:-) |
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