Showing posts with label tahition noni. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tahition noni. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Mahana, you ugly! Get out of that tree!

Tahitian Noni threw Provo's biggest summer party to thank all the employees and to awe/lure passersby into becoming new MLM salespeople. Scott Christopher was the LDS celebrity of the party, which was awesome:




(He's the convert in The Best Two Years)

They had bounce houses, pony rides, outsourced sand sculptures (they brought this guy in from Montana just to do this!), security and a LIST, and the food: a frozen daiquiri bar, a waffle bar, all you can eat filet mignon
, and way too much other food.



But I think the best part was the fact that Tahitian Noni has real-life Polynesians that they call out "whenever they need Polynesians." This was one of those occasions; they needed traditional islanders to pose for pictures with the guests.

Tyler rather liked them and their headdresses, which he called hats.

Thursday, August 13, 2009

Can I Brag for a Minute?

So I know I'm not a Robin or a Kim when it comes to couponing, but I am so stinkin' excited about these:




$1 each at Rite-Aid! Woo! Our house will never be stinky again! The Freshmatic one scares McKay everytime it spritzes lavender goodness in the air.


McKay's internship is coming to a close; tomorrow is his last day. As a thank you for all his work, his bosses gave him a handful of Walmart giftcards. I'm excited! We're going on a walmart.com shopping spree tonight, and we're going to get something awesome.


Also, here's documentation of all the free things we've gotten from Tahitian Noni this summer:



Yes, that is 12 bottles of Noni juice. I think we're set for life.

Friday, May 15, 2009

Ole! It's showtime!

Well, it looks like McKay will be this guy for the rest of the summer, tooting his horn for Tahitian Noni! It's a health food company based here in Provo, and he got an internship in their research department!


YAY!


We are one step closer to graduating!


And, if nothing else, it gives me license to sing this song as much as I want for the next three months: