For Every Body Bi-Annual Outlet Sale
For Every Body Outlet Sale Kicks Off Thursday the 19th with Free New Moon Opening Night Movie tickets to 32 Shoppers and their famous Home-Bake Candles Starting at Only 10 cents with Coupon! Bella, Edward, Jacob, twilight-scented candles are also available with Coupon.
Utah County, UTAH – November 13, 2009 – Today, Becky Anderson, For Every Body Founder, announces that next week begins the For Every Body Bi-annual outlet sale. Thursday, the 19th will kick off the event with a coupon price of 10 cents each for their famous home-bake specialty candles with toppers, with coupon and while supplies last. 32 New Moon Opening Night Movie Tickets will be raffled away to shoppers along with the offering of the new Bella, Edward, Jacob candle trio of scented candles, which are also available in-store with coupons while supplies last. The outlet sale will offer candles and home décor at up to 99% off with coupon as well as heavily discounted prices on all holiday items. All coupons are available for download at For Every Body Candles – Coupons.
According to Becky Anderson, during the year their two outlet stores offer up to 75% off on retail prices, (405 Geneva Road in Lindon, and the new holiday store in the University Mall) yet the bi-annual sale is For Every Body’s way of thanking loyal Utah customers by offering further reductions and deep discounts on their favorite candles, home décor and holiday gifts.
“The big outlet sale starts Thursday! This year aside from offering the deep sale discounts our sale is famous for, we are also offering select home-baked candles for only 10 cents with coupons and we are adding in a little fun by giving away Twilight New Moon tickets to 32 lucky shoppers along with the introducing a new twilight scent series of candles named Bella, Edward and Jacob,” said Becky Anderson, For Every Body Founder. “We will have a pizza lunch, raffle prizes and offer twilight discounts with Mix 107.9 radio. People come from all over Utah for this sale and we like them to not only save money on their holiday gifts, we also like them to have a little fun too. “

Coupons and information for the For Every Body Outlet Sale is available online at For Every Body Candles – Coupons. The sale begins at 8 am on Thursday morning and runs through closing on Saturday November 21st. Visit www.foreverybody.com for details.
Please visit either the new For Every Body holiday location in the University Mall in Orem or the For Every Body Geneva road outlet in Lindon. For more information about new store or about For Every Body products, please call (801)377-2494.

About For Every Body
For Every Body was founded in 1995, in Lindon, Utah as a retailer of bath and body products by Becky Anderson and her daughters. In 2000, the company began producing soy-based candles with industry-unique specialty toppers as an addition to the bath and body line. The one-of-a kind candles are produced at the Geneva Road facility in Lindon and then sold to major retailers across the country. The excess candle inventory is sold at the Lindon located outlet store on Geneva road and at the holiday University Mall location for up to 75% off retail price. Additionally, the company offers home décor items and scrapbook supplies as a way to fulfill the company’s mission to “offer something for every season, occasion and event.” For more information please visit, www.foreverybody.com or please contact: 801-377-2494.

Posted by: bluebirdsisterhood | November 17, 2009

Bite Free Budget Options for the Holidays!

Posted by: bluebirdsisterhood | November 13, 2009

For Every Body Shares 10 cent Candle Coupon with New Moon Fans and Shoppers!

Bite-Free Budget Options with For Every Body New Moon Ticket Give away and 10 cent Candles At the For Every Body Bi-Annual Outlet Sale
For Every Body Outlet Sale Kicks Off Thursday the 19th with Free New Moon Opening Night Movie tickets to 32 Shoppers and their famous Home-Bake Candles Starting at Only 10 cents with Coupon! Bella, Edward, Jacob, twilight-scented candles are also available with Coupon.
Utah County, UTAH – November 13, 2009 – Today, Becky Anderson, For Every Body Founder, announces that next week begins the For Every Body Bi-annual outlet sale. Thursday, the 19th will kick off the event with a coupon price of 10 cents each for their famous home-bake specialty candles with toppers, with coupon and while supplies last. 32 New Moon Opening Night Movie Tickets will be raffled away to shoppers along with the offering of the new Bella, Edward, Jacob candle trio of scented candles, which are also available in-store with coupons while supplies last. The outlet sale will offer candles and home décor at up to 99% off with coupon as well as heavily discounted prices on all holiday items. All coupons are available for download at For Every Body Candles – Coupons.
According to Becky Anderson, during the year their two outlet stores offer up to 75% off on retail prices, (405 Geneva Road in Lindon, and the new holiday store in the University Mall) yet the bi-annual sale is For Every Body’s way of thanking loyal Utah customers by offering further reductions and deep discounts on their favorite candles, home décor and holiday gifts.
“The big outlet sale starts Thursday! This year aside from offering the deep sale discounts our sale is famous for, we are also offering select home-baked candles for only 10 cents with coupons and we are adding in a little fun by giving away Twilight New Moon tickets to 32 lucky shoppers along with the introducing a new twilight scent series of candles named Bella, Edward and Jacob,” said Becky Anderson, For Every Body Founder. “We will have a pizza lunch, raffle prizes and offer twilight discounts with Mix 107.9 radio. People come from all over Utah for this sale and we like them to not only save money on their holiday gifts, we also like them to have a little fun too. “

Coupons and information for the For Every Body Outlet Sale is available online at For Every Body Candles – Coupons. The sale begins at 8 am on Thursday morning and runs through closing on Saturday November 21st. Visit www.foreverybody.com for details.
Please visit either the new For Every Body holiday location in the University Mall in Orem or the For Every Body Geneva road outlet in Lindon. For more information about new store or about For Every Body products, please call (801)377-2494.

About For Every Body
For Every Body was founded in 1995, in Lindon, Utah as a retailer of bath and body products by Becky Anderson and her daughters. In 2000, the company began producing soy-based candles with industry-unique specialty toppers as an addition to the bath and body line. The one-of-a kind candles are produced at the Geneva Road facility in Lindon and then sold to major retailers across the country. The excess candle inventory is sold at the Lindon located outlet store on Geneva road and at the holiday University Mall location for up to 75% off retail price. Additionally, the company offers home décor items and scrapbook supplies as a way to fulfill the company’s mission to “offer something for every season, occasion and event.” For more information please visit, www.foreverybody.com or please contact: 801-377-2494.

School Teacher & Policeman Fill 17 Person Gift List for Under $82 at For Every Body Outlet Proving “Recession-Proof Giving For Every Body” holds true for Utah Locals

Tyler and Debbie Cluff family with their 17 gifts all wrapped by Laura and staff of the For Every Body outlet on Geneva road in Lindon. (The outlet sale is November 19-21st , click for your coupons!)
Utah County, UTAH – November 3, 2009 – Becky Anderson, For Every Body Founder, today, announced that they are giving their first holiday shopping spree to Tyler and Debbie Cluff, a Utah policeman and a local school teacher with 3 children from Orem. The spree is the first of three sprees to be by For Every Body to celebrate the “Recession-Proof Giving For Every Body” initiative to help local Utah shoppers this holiday season.
The Cluff family of five from Orem arrived at the For Every Body outlet store on Geneva Road in Lindon with their shopping list of 10 family members, 2 teacher gifts, 2 colleague gifts, 2 neighbor gifts and one gift exchange gift prepared to challenge the “Recession-Proof Giving For Every Body” theory.

According to Debbie Cluff, 30-year-old schoolteacher and mother of three, being used to life on a school teacher’s and policeman’s budget, she didn’t think she could fill her list of 17 gifts for less than $300. She and her husband chose 17 gifts and had them gift-wrapped for $81.22. Their individual gift prices ranged from .70 cents to a high of $14 and that included the standard store fee for gift wrapping.

“I am truly amazed. When you hear 75% off you think your getting the dregs but Tyler and I had a hard time choosing from all the beautiful items that would have cost hundreds more at any other retail store,” said Debbie Cluff. “I am amazed that this beautiful store has been kept a secret. I got my neighbors gifts for .70 cents and they are gorgeous. I am wrapped and ready for Christmas!”

Neighbor gift: Mrs. Cluff chose 3 1 oz. home-baked scented candles: total cost with gift wrap 70 cents.
Mother gift: She chose 2 For Every Body Lotions, a 5 oz floral candle and rose and lavender sachets, total cost with gift wrap $8.
(The outlet sale is November 19-21st , click for your coupons!)

Tyler Cluff,30, Utah policeman, was skeptical that he would find gifts for his two brothers at the For Every Body store which seemed like it would have more gifts for woman. He was surprised by all the low-priced options yet cool options. He found presents for his two brothers and a police colleague that he would have liked to keep himself.

“Being in the store made me hungry because these candles smell so great,” said Tyler. “I like things to smell nice but I always thought this kind of stuff was over-priced and For Every Body has proved me wrong. My house, my car, my office can all smell just like any food item I choose for just a few bucks. I like that and I would like someone to give me some of these things.”

For a brother gift, Tyler choose a home décor “instant happiness” humor mug and 9 0z hot chocolate candle, total cost with gift wrap $14.
(The outlet sale is November 19-21st , click for your coupons!)
The Lehi-based, Cluff family was amazed at the beautiful quality of gifts options offered for low prices at both the For Every Body outlet stores in the University Mall and in the Geneva road store in Lindon.
The 17 Gifts, chosen by the Cluff family for extended family members and friends, are listed by person and age (with anonymity respected to holiday gift receivers) and include For Every Body pricing and retail pricing comparisons, see below:
Gift #1 (Sister Age 22) – 3 tiered home décor item with chocolate scented eco-friendly votives
Closest Popular Retail: $29.99
For Every Body Outlet Total: $3 plus 4 votives for $2
With $1 gift wrap = $6

Gift #2 (Mother, Age 54) – For Every Body natural lotion gift set with home decor
Closest Popular Retail: $28
For Every Body Outlet Total: $7
With $1 gift wrap = $8
Gift #3 (Neighbor) – 3 home-baked scented candles
Closest Popular Retail: $7.00
For Every Body Outlet Total: .30 cents
With $.50 gift wrap = .70 cents
Gift #4 ( Brother, Age 33) – candle warmer with two vanilla cinnamon scented wafer packets scent.
Closest Popular Retail: $37.00
For Every Body Outlet Total: $11
With $1 gift wrap = $12
Gift #5 (Brother, Age 28) – home décor “instant happiness” humor mug and 9 0z hot chocolate candle
Closest Popular Retail: $15 & $20.99
For Every Body Outlet Total: $11.00 & $2.00
With $1 gift wrap = $14
Gift #6 (police colleague) – Full-sized convenience Bottle of For Every Body patented pine-scented For Every Car, Home Odor Eliminator for car or office by For Every Body
Closest Popular Retail Price: $9.00
For Every Body Outlet Total: $4
With $1 gift wrap = $5
Gift #7 (teacher gift) – large soy-based pumpkin spice candle with seasonal toppers
Closest Popular Retail Price: $15.00
For Every Body Outlet Total: $3
With $1 gift wrap = $4

The Cluff family found ten other gifts that fit the family and friends on their list. To see the complete list of gifts and photos for this shopping spree, please visit www.foreverybody.com/spree
According to the For Every Body Lindon Outlet Manager, Carrie Tucker, who has managed the retail outlet since its inception, she is surprised that with all these good prices that more people don’t know about the outlet stores.
“The total price for all gifts picked by the Cluff family in the “Recession-Proof Giving For Every Body” shopping spree” including gift wrapping, came to $81.22 and that kind of pricing is not unusual for shoppers seeking beautiful bargains in our outlet stores,” said Carrie Tucker. “This first spree and the two more to follow will prove that even though For Every Body, based right here in Utah, is one of the largest minority-owned candle companies in the United States, it takes care of its local customers by offering beautiful candles, lotions and home décor items for families at up to 75% off retail pricing at its outlet stores.”
Recession-Proof Giving For Every Body offers up to 75% off on their soy-based specialty topper candles in customer favorite fragrances — Sugar Cookie, Pumpkin Pie, Holiday Pine, Gingerbread and more – and on candle accessories like warmers as well as everything from Halloween to Christmas home décor items and gifts. Prices start at .10 cents with all candles under $9. Please visit either the new For Every Body holiday location in the University Mall in Orem or the For Every Body Geneva road outlet in Lindon. Make sure to visit the For Every Body annual Retail Blow out sale at both locations for up to 83% savings with coupons {For 83% off holiday candle, good through November 15th Coupon, click here} and then watch for coupons for the annual outlet sale, November 19th-21st, and corresponding coupons. {For Recession-Proof Giving For Every Body Annual Outlet Sale Coupons, click here.}
For more information about new store or about For Every Body products, please call (801)443-1961.
About For Every Body
For Every Body was founded in 1995, in Lindon, Utah as a retailer of bath and body products by Becky Anderson and her daughters. In 2000, the company began producing soy-based candles with industry-unique specialty toppers as an addition to the bath and body line. The one-of-a kind candles are produced at the Geneva Road facility in Lindon and then sold to major retailers across the country. The excess candle inventory is sold at the Lindon located outlet store on Geneva road and at the holiday University Mall location for up to 75% off retail price. Additionally, the company offers home décor items and scrapbook supplies as a way to fulfill the company’s mission to “offer something for every season, occasion and event.” For more information please visit, www.foreverybody.com or please contact: 801-377-2494.

Posted by: bluebirdsisterhood | October 27, 2009

Thank goodness, I was so hoping we would have a white Halloween. 4 slopping snow inches and counting. Thank you very much!

Posted by: bluebirdsisterhood | October 26, 2009

Great news for local Utah Shoppers. It’s never too early in the season to save money! check this out! http://ping.fm/m4xr5

Posted by: bluebirdsisterhood | September 1, 2009

“When you find yourselves a little gloomy, look around you and find somebody that is in a worse plight than yourself; go the him and find out what the trouble is, then try to remove it with the wisdom which the Lord bestows upon you; and the first thing you know, your gloom is gone, you feel light, the Spirit of the Lord is upon you, and everything seems illuminated.” President Lorenzo Snow, LDS Conference Report, April 6, 1899.

Posted by: bluebirdsisterhood | September 1, 2009

Last spring when I was a bit down a neighbor, a friend, who is usually rushing around with kids and sporting events, dropped off two pots of snapdragons! They cheered me to the core and on the first of September today, she called me out of the blue to see how I was. It made me feel like a million bucks. Again, thanks for the snap dragon lady!

Posted by: bluebirdsisterhood | June 30, 2009

Keep your girls at camp with chocolate peanut butter bars!

My girls went to camp Monday and texted today, Tuesday, to come home. They complained of bugs, heat, dirt, being tired, feeling light-headed, missing their electronics (usually attached to their heads yes so that would account for the light-headedness) and blah, blah, blah. Before they had left my girls knew their Dad, my husband, was coming up tonight Tuesday to help with the shift of fathers who take turn keeping guard over the camp at night. They knew he was coming and they knew that he could bring them home!

It was interesting they texted my husband, as he is a softie, and even more interesting that they could text as they were NOT allowed to bring their phones! As soon as I noticed my husband had been texting for quite some time . . . 19 to be exact . . . I asked who he was texting and the story came out. I grabbed his phone and wrote, “You girls can come home!” send, “On Friday when your supposed too . . .” send!

My eldest wrote back, “At least send some peanut butter bars . . they’re starving us here!”

So, being the sweet, strict mom that I am . . . and knowing my girls had not given up and their quest to come home from camp AND as I said knowing my husband is a softie . . . I baked 4 dozen peanut butter bars for the 25 or so girl campers — they are sooo good the bars, not necessarily but most hopefully the girls too — and packed with a card that said . . . As requested, here are your, “I will make you do extra chores if you come home early so you may as well get over your homesickness” peanut butter bars!

I had to duct tape the box shut so my husband wouldn’t dive into them on the way up the mountain to camp. You think everyone got the message? This is my week . . . me and 1 child and even without a snoring husband for one night . . . have the peanut butter bars and stay at camp! This is my week! Take That!

Here is the recipe — I usually double it!!! I think it was Betty Crocker’s originally! My advice for the day . . . no matter how hot it is to turn the oven on . . . bake the bars and keep the kids at camp! Kim Power Stilson

1/2 cup granulated sugar
1/2 cup packed brown sugar
1/2 cup magerine or butter
1/3 crunchy peanut butter
1 egg
1 cup all purpose flour
1 cup regular oats
1/2 teaspoon baking powder

Mix sugar, butter, peanut butter and egg. stir in flour, baking powder and oats. Pat into a foil covered pan — 9 by 13 or if doubled use a larger rimmed cookie sheet. Bake 17 to 22 minutes on 350 or until golden yummy brown. Cool while making chocolate peanut butter frosting!

Frosting:
1 1/2 cups powdered sugar
1/4 cup peanut butter
cocoa powder
milk
vanilla
You know what to do with these . . . when creamy spread on bars!!! Pack with a bow and send to camp and then relax!

Posted by: bluebirdsisterhood | June 23, 2009

Hell is not in my contact list

I sat down to pick up a conversation on Skype and typed in the words . . . Hel . . . when Skype kindly informed me that ‘Hell’ was not in my contact list. I can’t tell you how enormously relieved I was to be told that and how kind of Skype to let me know!
I started thinking about how appropriate that message was this morning. I have worked so hard at being good lately – not yelling at the kids, not loosing faith, serving others in need although suffering myself, watching my 11 month old niece even while I had a million other things to do, holding tight to my dreams, focusing on my kids when they talk to me and Listening, yes, listening, and ignoring rude people.
The very latter has been tough this weekend . . . let me start explaining by asking you if I told you we had a garage sale? We sold all sorts of things – valuable, once valuable to us, and oddly valuable to others. In anticipation of our trek to Southern California for Law school, we sold things we loved that we knew from experience would be difficult to move. In my bedroom, which is very large with high ceilings and a wall of windows, my oasis, my office, my haven, I have a very fancy entertainment center too big to move with us into a home, without the same kind of space, which undoubtedly we won’t get in California. I brought people inside from the drive who expressed interest in buying furniture which is only 2 years old and in lovely condition. Some of the people I brought into my room actually made comments – yes, in front of me – about how I had decorated the room. It was as they were in RC Willey or some fancy furniture store and felt compelled to criticize. They said things while pointing to my bedroom furniture and window seats piled full of pillows – which were not on sale – like, “I wouldn’t pay $2 for that!” “I don’t like the color . . . .(of my bedspread? Who asked you?) “This rug doesn’t go with the room!” “I couldn’t sleep with all those windows!” “I wouldn’t put that in MY house” “This is to fancy for me!” One lady who came into my home grunted in distaste as I showed her what we were offering in our front room. When she wanted to know what else I had, so I mentioned the entertainment center in my room, with obvious reluctance to show her into my room. She bowled her way in, practically shouted that she couldn’t use that, “didn’t I know she only had 8 foot ceilings in her basement?!” and then stomped her feet like a child before fleeing the premise as if I had let loose poison gas (no, I hadn’t) and that was one of the nicer experiences I had!
Okay, lest you think I am a slob . . . (I am not, well at least NOT when I know people will be coming into my room!!!) . . . you need to know that my room is perfectly lovely to me and the fact that I am not a designer doesn’t in any way excuse the thoughtless comments of people coming in to look at one piece of furniture for sale in my room. I mean isn’t it bad enough that people offered .0001 cents on the dollar for my lovely things spread out on the drive? I did expect that but to come into my home and see furniture that I had obviously chosen and cared for and critique it in front of me like they were at a home show and I was a real estate agent and they were going to show how much they didn’t like it before they made an offer?
By the end of Day 1 of our 2-day garage sale, I was thinking awfully unkind things about my fellow man.
Now I must add here that with all this we had some amazingly nice people – people who paid full price knowing they were getting a good deal. People who helped us through the process – like Chad’s kind “NEW” parents who brought their camper down, parked in the driveway for few days, and helped us do everything for the sale AND weeded our front drive, made dinner, and fixed our screens so I have a lovely fly-less breeze in our house. There were those kind folks who came in to chat, buy a few books for the cause, and kindly remark that they would miss us if we moved. In spite of the goodness I did receive from those few, I am human, and felt invaded, violated and hurt by the thoughtless remarks of people, people who by the way came in made their comments in my home AND . . . incidentally, did not buy a thing!
A few days have passed, remnants of the garage sale packed into the garage for the next one (I know what could we be thinking?!), during which I won’t be inviting people into my home without tying gags to their mouths.
Honestly it has been weirdly difficult! I can’t walk into my room without remembering those strangers who critiqued my haven. I feel invaded and somehow less comfortable! So, obviously my thoughts are not kind and most surely not get me into Heaven! So, you can see why I would be relieved to know that ‘hell’ is not in my contact list. So, today, since Skype has chosen to forgive me, and give me a second chance, perhaps I should follow suite, and forgive and forget! I forgive you rude garage sales attendees who critiqued my haven and didn’t buy a thing! I forgive you but please don’t come back! There, done, gone forgotten! I wonder how Skype executives would feel about the new service they have provided?

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