Unraveling the Mystery of 'Theme': Exploring the Basics

[nldavis321]

Someone mentioned this theme on another thread and I just love the title of it. Can anyone direct me to more information or provide me with a brief outline of how this works. It sounds pretty simple and self explanatory, but I like details!!!

Thanks guys! Happy Holidays. ~Nicole

 

[Nanisu]

I do this every January. I offer Chicken Alfredo Soup or the Chicken Tortilla Soup, Garlic Bites and then some fruit based dessert--spice apple stir fry is a favorite. Everyone wears their funniest/cutest slippers and then I give away a prize for the best--usually a SB or something. Lots of fun!

 

[candiejayne]

I love this idea too! I have the perfect lady I'm gonna hit up with it.

She asked her son (a friend of my BF) a couple weeks ago if he knew a PC consultant, and that jerk told her NO!!!! He told me that last night, I about decked him! He's lucky I was being lady like since we were out in public, if he would have told me at the house, he might have died!

After that comment last night, I got orders to deliever catalogs to my BFs friends moms. So my BF is playing PC Lady today and he is out delievering catalogs (I'm embarassed to say he's a better sales person then myself. He gets my shows for me, and I do them...) He left with 6 catalogs and 12 order forms today, and has a goal of 3 shows by time he gets home. We'll see what happens! I really wish PC would allow spouses to co-consult without each having to order kits. He's really good at it!

 

[cookin to the top]

Spice apple stir-fry? That sounds really good- do you have the recipe? (Or where can I find it?)

 

[Nanisu]

Spice Apple stir fry is an OLD PC recipe, I love it love it love it. I use the APCS to slice acouple of granny smith apples, and brown the slices in about 2 T. butter in the family skillet. Add some cinnamon (about 1 T) and about 3 T. of brown sugar, continue browning. Add about 2 t. of corn starch to about 1/4 c. apple or orange juice whisking it well with the mini whipper. Add this to the apple mixture, and stir till thickened. Serve over pound cake or ice cream--it's like apple pie without the crust. Everyone loves it and it's not that fattening. Yummy.

Where in SCal are you? I'm in Orange.

 

[lockhartkitchen]

I'll attach my recipes if someone can tell me what I'm doing wrong. I clicked on the attached icom. Found my file on my computer, uploaded it, now what? What do I do to get it to appear in my reply?

 

[lockhartkitchen]

Never mind. I guess it doesn't show up until I hit submit. This flyer, I use in my guests folders I hand out at the shows. We go over all the folder which contains my recipes for the current month and monthly host/guests specials. Here's the soup and slipper one that I also have in the folders.

 

[cookin to the top]

To Nancy Collins- I'm in Eagle Rock. (Near Glendale and Pasadena) Nice to know there are some out here....I don't know many other consultants from SoCal! BTW-Thanks for the recipe- I'm going to try it ASAP!

 

[candiejayne]

I am soooo loving this! NOW to just get a host!!!

 

[c00p]

(I'm embarassed to say he's a better sales person then myself. He gets my shows for me, and I do them...) He left with 6 catalogs and 12 order forms today, and has a goal of 3 shows by time he gets home. We'll see what happens! I really wish PC would allow spouses to co-consult without each having to order kits. He's really good at it!

Ok, after re-reading this, I thought he was your best friend...not spouse. Nevermind - I was going to say RECRUIT HIM!!!

 

[nldavis321]

Thanks Julie! I love it. I will make a few changes to make it my own, but I love the head start!!!

 

[Shawnna]

Julie...I hope everyone shows up wearing their robe...lol. I love your flyer. But the "robe and slipper optional" line had me laughing. I love the idea of the soup and slipper show...and I love, love, love the chicken alfredo soup.

 

[lockhartkitchen]

Thanks. Hope you all you enjoy. I did this last year and people loved it.