
Three free classes offered this week:
Wed. June 22nd- 7 p.m. Palmer Residence 1246 W. 3420 N. Pleasant Gr.
Thurs. June 23rd- 8p.m. Roy Complex Lobby 2150 W. 4700 S. Roy
Fri. June 24th- 7 p.m. Palmer Residence 1246 W. 3420 N. Pleasant Grove



Once again Melaleuca has solved a problem ahead of the problem. Please watch/read this article on KSL about the problem with dishwashing detergents. Have you seen the problems described. Melaleuca's patented formula, that is Diamond Brite gets your dishes and silverware shiny and spot-free without using chlorine bleach, phosphates, or other harmful ingredients.
I am asked this question a lot. I believe the best time to exercise depends on the person. If you are not a morning person, an early morning exercise plan may not be a good idea. You would most likely be groggy, irritable, prone to injury, and less likely to be consistent. You decide what will work best for you, and make it a regular part of your daily routine. As a young mother my favorite time of the day to exercise was in the early morning while the family slept. Mornings came with fewer conflicts, and I was more consistent. Now as an older mother my favorite time to exercise is in the late evening after the little ones are in bed. I like my new exercise routine for two reasons #1 I get to sleep in, and the older I get the more I enjoy that. #2 I get to workout with Kirt my husband, who has never, and will never be, a morning exerciser. We motivate each other, which makes us more consistent. Having a workout partner is key to consistency.