I Just Started Selling Plexus Slim

For several weeks, I have been taking Plexus Slim/Accelerator.

I was excessively skeptical at first, Facebook stalking everyone I knew who was taking it to see their results.  Finally I got up the courage to ask about it and try a 3 day trial pack.  I was so glad I did.  During that first 3 days I lost 5 pounds and 2 inches!  I immediately ordered a month supply.  I'm on my third week of it.  While the weight loss has slowed down, the benefits have not.  I have so much more energy and motivation during the day.  I don't have nearly as much back pain.  Also, I sleep better at night and seem to have clearer trains of thought.  I made the decision this weekend to start selling Plexus, since I believe its a product that helps not just with weight loss, but also your entire health.  I take A LOT of prescription medicine and there have been no negative interactions because it's all natural (think of it as a kind of supplement).  If you've been thinking about trying it, I would be happy to answer any questions you may have about it.  If you've never heard of it, I highly suggest checking it out.  And if you want to sell it, I would love for you to sign up up as an Ambassador under me.

Here's my personal Plexus link :)

http://inescapablyloved.myplexusproducts.com/

And so the projects begin...

To say that I've always wanted a blog might be taking things a little too far; but recently so many people have shown interest in keeping up with my life (even though I already live in a glass house so to speak). The natural conclusion...start a blog. Maybe people won't get their hopes too high, or maybe I just won't let them down. Either way, tonight I begin this journey of chronicling my life and activities. 

My latest passions, other than my Lord, my family, and all things Disney have been refinishing furniture. Not just the sanding, restaining, and varnishing that instantly comes to mind...but the as my husband calls it "ruining a pretty piece of furniture" sort of refinishing. Before the influx of chalk and milk paint on the design scene, I often found myself being made fun of for liking furniture that was painted and then "scratches up."  I am by no means a "wood purist," though I am a sucker for velvety smooth walnut finishes and intricate inlays. But give me some gloriously chippy milk-painted buffet or a buttery soft chalk painted dresser with light distressing and I go to a happy place. My hopes from this blog are to be able to share that happy place with you. And so, dear readers we begin this journey together.