Just thought I would give you all an update on my Zrii home business. 

I've been officially involved with Zrii for almost a year now.  Like any new venture you start out thinking it will be one way and then life happens.  Don't get me wrong my business is going extremely well, but I didn't originally plan on some events to occur which had to take precedence over the time I would have devoted to my Zrii business.  I have no complaints and am truly blessed  - I have a very energenic new grandson and some new temporary house guests.  In spite of many many distractions my Zrii business continues to grow.  No I have not reached my original goals  - but the commissions I currently receive pay for the product I consume and gives me a few extra hundred dollars each month to save for a rainy day!

I would have to say all in all I am very pleased with my decision to join Zrii and am looking forward to continued growth so I can quit my day job and get on with my true purpose in life.  I am very excited to learn the Zrii product will be available for sale in Mexico . . . I will keep you updated on the exact dates - I believe pre-launch for Mexico starts on October 1st with the official launch January 2009!

I'll keep you posted.  And hey, if you are interested in getting involved you know how to contact me. 

Blessings to all!

Just last week I went to pick up my two young grandsons from the babysitter.  When I arrived at the door the sitter said, "Julian, James, your grandma is here to pick you up".  For just an instant I had the inkling to turn around to see if my mother was standing behind me.  And then it hit me - I'm the grandma... I'm that older woman...so for just a brief moment I did feel old :)  The feeling left as rapidly as it came with the loving embrace of my two little boys!

The last hand written letter I sent was to a friend of my sons who by circumstance and some unwise choices found himself in prison.  It has been at least 7 years since I actually talked to Joe in person or had him in my home.  When my children became adults, I moved from the house they grew up in and lost touch with their High School classmates.
I was watching the 10 p.m. news one night and there he was, Joe being apprehended by the police... what a shock... he had such a promising future in sports - how can this be?  So it was then I decided to write him and every few months we exchange letters and touch base.  Joe's family has pretty much given up on him - - - being a mother I can understand this because being a parental at times is tough!  I like to think I would never give up on my own children, but who knows maybe I just haven't been pressed to my personal limit.   I am the eternal optimist and believe everyone is capable of positive change!  By the way, I'm getting ready to write Joe another letter...  it's my turn.  If anyone has some words of advise they would like me to include in this letter, please let me know....  : )