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Over the years I had to work outside the home.  I wished and wished I could have worked from home! So many company's now are allowing that. I was introduced to GOLD CANYON CANDLES! I have to say, I was impressed with the quality and scents of these candles! Also this company provides you with all the materials needed to share info with others. I bought this kit for only $20.00 to get started. As a consultant I can earn 25% to 36% commission.  Sell when or how you want. Your own 24/7 website. Multiply your Earnings with a team. Help as a Fundraiser. No obligation to sell except for those who want a business. If you don't maintain your PV(purchase volume) you are simply dropped as an Consultant.  I bought a beginners kit for $20.00. If you want a catalog and a sample candle let me know here in comments. Wicks and Wax What sets Gold Canyon apart from other candle manufacturers is the type of wicks and wax that are used in the products. Wicks As membe...

We get so used to modern living with electricity, running water, gas and electric stoves and a store or shopping center close to home that we can't imagine that it's possible to get along without these conviences. My family and I lived for eight months in the Arizona desert, and it is possible to live without modern conviences and even fun. How many times have you turned on the shower and stood there for 20 minutes while gallons of water flow over you and then disappear down the drain? You may not be paying for the water, but the electricity to heat it costs quite a bit. When water is scarce, you can get just as clean by sponging down with a gallon of water! As a matter of fact, my wife, two boys and I used only 65 gallons of water per week, to drink, cook, and bath in. Cooking can be fun and save money when your away from modern conviences. We had a coleman stove that used white gas, and by cooking most of our meals, and heating our water over a campfire, we used about one gal...