By Katie the Avon Lady September 13, 2008
Janie has the best Tupperware Team I've ever seen! If you want to sell Tupperware, Janie and her TupBigDog Team will welcome you warmly and train you for success. It is my great pleasure to do business with Janie! ...read more
By gHP Sport August 06, 2008
Janie is the best in plastics her products are the best and her service is top notch -- when you think of tupperware you need to call Janie ...read more
By Cool Candle Business - Mia Bella Gourmet Candles Indep. Distributor July 27, 2008
Janie ROCKS! She is MY Tupperware lady and you can deal with her in total confidence. She is a pro!! P.S. My favorite Tupper item is the Forget-Me-Nots for onions and tomatoes. They are the best storage for those in your frig, hang right from the shelf and don't leave the onion smell in your frig. Onions and tomatoes stay fresh a long time! Dawn Mathisen http://www.candledawn.com ...read more
This is the perfect time of the year for fantastic dips. Try out this recipe and let me know how you like it. Ingredients Needed: 1 (6 1/2 oz) jar marinated artichoke hearts, drained and chopped 2 Tablespoons chopped onion 1 Tablespoon butter or margarine 1 (10 oz) package frozen, chopped spinach, thawed and well drained 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese 2 cups (8 oz) shredded Co-Jack cheese 1/2 cup milk 3/4 teaspoon Creole seasoning Tortilla chips Cooking Tools: Large skillet Cooking Instructions: In a large skillet, saute artichokes and onion in butter until onion is tender. Stir in spinach and Parmesan cheese; cook over low heat until spinach is heated through. Add Co-Jack cheese, milk and Creole seasoning; heat until cheese is melted. Serve immediately with tortilla chips. Yield: 2 cups ...read more
By Pampered Chef December 21, 2008
Never Forget what you are thankful for! I have started one of my own little traditions in my family that I would like to share with you all. It is something that you will cherish as you set your Thanksgiving Table. I bought a large table cloth (large, clean, flat sheet from a thrift store would do nicely, but make sure it isn't too full of texture) and left a wash-proof, permanent colored marker at everyone's place setting. Some time during dinner they write on the table cloth what they are thankful for, their name and the year. It is washable so you can still get those gravy stains out, but the marker isn't. Each year, with different guests and family members the table cloth gets more and more colorful and sentimental. I, of course, encourage the Thanksgiving Hand Turkeys too! Be creative, Encourage Silly, Recycle www.repurposed4you.com ...read more
By Repurposed4you.com November 05, 2007
Are you interestd in bceoming awww.Repurposed4you.comArtist? Our artists enjoy the freedom of doing something that they really enjoy, while seeming the financial fruits of their labor. All of our artists are committed to lessening the impact they have on the waste stream by using AT LEAST 60% recycled or reclaimed goods for all of their pieces. With Repurposed4you.com's ecclectic line of inventory there is always always a place for a new piece of art, furniture, home decor or fashion accessories made by your hand. Please contact us if you have unique, handmade pieces that you would like sell on our site. info@repurposed4you.com ...read more
By Repurposed4you.com November 05, 2007
Dishware comes in two general categories. Pottery, often called earthenware or stoneware, comes from a coarser grade of clay and fired at a lower temperature. Porcelain, also called china or bone china, comes from a better grade of clay and other materials. It is fired at a higher temperature. Pottery... ...read more
When you eat your daily dinners with your family daily, the thought of setting your table may not come to mind. However, at those special dinners such as Thanksgiving, you may want to have your table to have a formal look and this is when setting your tableware becomes an issue. ...read more