NEW Products
are Now Available
Among some of my Favorites are:
Green Chili Peppers
Whole Strawberries
Cherries
Granny Smith Apples
Red Bell Peppers
Seasoned Chicken Slices
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
12 Days of....
12 Days of Amazing Deals
As the holidays are approaching, all of us are looking for the perfect gift for our loved ones. With Shelf Reliance’s 12 Days of Christmas sale you will be able find the perfect gift for a great price. Also we promise to deliver in time for the holidays! Starting today, we will have 12 items on sale, one each day.
Today's special 12/6: Water filtration bottle: $14.99 (reg. 29.99)
To order, click on the picture or contact me.
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
BLACK FRIDAY SALES
It's almost here!!!
LIST OF ITEMS on SALE
Three different ways to order:
More ways to SAVE $$$
If you order is over $400 (subtotal), then you can also get 10% of your order in FREE product and $100 at Half-off toward your next purchase.
LIST OF ITEMS on SALE
Three different ways to order:
- Call me at home
- Send me an Email of the items you want
- Go to my personal website: myfamilythrives.shelfreliance.com
More ways to SAVE $$$
If you order is over $400 (subtotal), then you can also get 10% of your order in FREE product and $100 at Half-off toward your next purchase.
Saturday, November 19, 2011
BLACK FRIDAY
Are You PREPARED
For This AWESOME SALE???
Friday, Nov. 25 - Monday Nov. 28
HARVEST 72"
on SALE for
Only $249!!!
(reg. $460)
Freeze-Dried Food
25-50% OFF
25-50% OFF
Cansolidator Pantry
Only $18.99
(reg. $45)
New Cookbook
Just $12.19
Just $12.19
(reg. $25)
For a Complete List
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Our Day Out with an "Emergency"
Okay, so last Saturday I set the timer for 10 minutes and told the kids we had to evacuate for our mock emergency! (I pre-warned them that I would be doing this sometime on Sat., they just didn't know when). I told them they could bring ONE personal item, put on their socks and shoes, and meet me in the car.
In the meantime, I grabbed our emergency box and emergency backpack (I purposefully packed these so that I could carry both myself, though inside the box, each child has their individual backpack) and loaded them in the trunk with the 5-gal water barrel (I'm thinking of filling these with less water, 5 gal is really heavy!). Since I had a few minutes to spare I decided to load some of our nicer camping equipment in the trunk too (tent, sleeping bags, camping chairs). Even though we had everything we "needed" in the box/pack, I wanted to see what we could get in the 10 minutes.
The kids were so excited about doing this, they were already in the car with their item. My youngest brought her favorite stuffed animal, her sister brought a picture of Jesus, my oldest brought his bow & arrow and his brother brought his scriptures (I have the cutest kids!)
We met a friend and drove up to the mountains to test out our stuff (and to use up the food that was nearing its due date). I unloaded everything and we had a lovely picnic of freeze-dried fruit, beef jerky and water.
On a positive note, I loved having individual water bottles for each kid, and the wet-wipes my friend brought were so convenient (definitely adding some to our supply!) But what could I have improved on? I have to admit that I was pretty proud of everything that was in there--we even have topo maps (we've worked on this a lot over the years). However, I found our supply of warm clothing and other means of getting heat were suspiciously lacking. Living in AZ we don't think much about staying warm -- yet in the desert at night, staying warm is one of the biggest concerns. I only had sweatshirts for the kids and emergency blankets -- I need to rethink how we'd stay warm in case we have a fall/winter/spring emergency.
We also lacked clothes that FIT and (oddly enough) food that the kids LIKE. I assumed that in an emergency they'd actually EAT what I brought, but on Sat. they wouldn't even take a bite of the beef jerky (my favorite part)! I'm wondering if they would even touch the MRE's I have in there? One of these days I'll have to serve those for dinner to find out!
I always thought that if you're hungry you'll eat anything. Let's hope I never have to find out.
In the meantime, I grabbed our emergency box and emergency backpack (I purposefully packed these so that I could carry both myself, though inside the box, each child has their individual backpack) and loaded them in the trunk with the 5-gal water barrel (I'm thinking of filling these with less water, 5 gal is really heavy!). Since I had a few minutes to spare I decided to load some of our nicer camping equipment in the trunk too (tent, sleeping bags, camping chairs). Even though we had everything we "needed" in the box/pack, I wanted to see what we could get in the 10 minutes.
The kids were so excited about doing this, they were already in the car with their item. My youngest brought her favorite stuffed animal, her sister brought a picture of Jesus, my oldest brought his bow & arrow and his brother brought his scriptures (I have the cutest kids!)
We met a friend and drove up to the mountains to test out our stuff (and to use up the food that was nearing its due date). I unloaded everything and we had a lovely picnic of freeze-dried fruit, beef jerky and water.
On a positive note, I loved having individual water bottles for each kid, and the wet-wipes my friend brought were so convenient (definitely adding some to our supply!) But what could I have improved on? I have to admit that I was pretty proud of everything that was in there--we even have topo maps (we've worked on this a lot over the years). However, I found our supply of warm clothing and other means of getting heat were suspiciously lacking. Living in AZ we don't think much about staying warm -- yet in the desert at night, staying warm is one of the biggest concerns. I only had sweatshirts for the kids and emergency blankets -- I need to rethink how we'd stay warm in case we have a fall/winter/spring emergency.
We also lacked clothes that FIT and (oddly enough) food that the kids LIKE. I assumed that in an emergency they'd actually EAT what I brought, but on Sat. they wouldn't even take a bite of the beef jerky (my favorite part)! I'm wondering if they would even touch the MRE's I have in there? One of these days I'll have to serve those for dinner to find out!
I always thought that if you're hungry you'll eat anything. Let's hope I never have to find out.
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