Make today a memorable day!
Whose life can be made better by your presence?
Who can you make smile?
Who can you make laugh?
How can you let someone know you think they are special?
Remember to start with yourself!
Have a deLightful day,
Takara
Hello Dear One:
Just a reminder that we have two deadlines coming up this month:
Now through August 15th, for every regularly priced Dancing Dolphin flower essence, gem essence, and aromatherapy Roll-On product you purchase, I will donate $5 to Sea Shepherd Conservation Society to support their work assisting sea creatures and their habitats.
You have until August 10th to sign up for the next Light Activation wtih Water activation meditation happening August 12th, 13th, and 14th.
Sometimes you just need to see a wonderful group of dolphins jumping.
They brighten your mood and always make you smile.
Visit this site and enjoy the dolphins jumping in the video on the right.
http://adventures-at-sea-debbie-shelor.blogspot.com/
Have a deLightful day,
Deb
http://www.dolphinempowerment.com/latestnews.htm I've just posted my latest newsletter. It includes a free video on weight loss from one of the best experts on the subject. It also contains informaiton about Violet Flame and what that energy can do for you - along with a discount on Violet Flame Mists and Roll-Ons.
Enjoy!
Debbie "Takara" Shelor
Classic Parts 4 Cars (http://www.classicparts4cars.com) is a joint venture between Debbie Shelor and John Shelor.
John is a mechanial engineer with a passion for old Ford antique cars and the parts that make their engine's run. Debbie, his daughter, is an Industrial Engineer with a passion for website design and marketing.
They put the two together and launched a website www.classicparts4cars.com offering the numerous period parts for antique Ford engines that he's been hording and collecting over the years.
John has engine replacement parts for everything from the earliest Ford V8 engines made in 1932 to a 6-cylinder made in 1973.
Some of the parts available include rod and main bearings, gaskets, piston rings, and more.
Soon they will be launching a blog sharing some of John's vast knowledge about old Ford engines and how to make them run better.
