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25 August 2010
Time4Learning homeschool program review
Posted by Mrs Yoder at Wednesday, August 25, 2010 0 comments
14 April 2010
Base/carrier oils
Hi there. I recently saw a request for a list of base oils with properties and I remembered that I had this old chart I typed up for a class I was giving on personal care products. It isn't all-inclusive, but it is a start. I've been meaning to expand it for a while to include some other oils but never got around to it. Perhaps I'll find the time to update it soon or make a 2nd page. Enjoy and let me know of any suggestions anyone here may have!
Mrs. Yoder
Posted by Mrs Yoder at Wednesday, April 14, 2010 0 comments
Labels: oil
02 April 2010
Easter dress!
Okay, so this is definitely not about herbs. But I have been bursting with pride over my daughter and had to share. I have waited for her to be old enough for proper Easter dresses for ages, and I always wanted a daughter to see go to church in her little bonnet and gloves. I know! It sounds horrible. But it's my thing. I love little girls in modest, feminine attire that is just a bit old-fashioned. I'll take more pictures on Easter morning when she's completely attired with tights and shoes. But here she is:
Posted by Mrs Yoder at Friday, April 02, 2010 0 comments
23 February 2010
Tragedy (mine) and a giveaway (not mine)
Okay so perhaps it's silly to call a computer crash a 'tragedy'. But mine crashed. Both of them actually. That is the reason I haven't posted lately. I'm trying to recover everything from the old hard drive that contained my herb write ups and stuff. Le sigh.
But for happier things, I found a wonderful giveaway. My husband and son love braunsweiger and I can only ever find the garbage from the supermarket to give them occasionally as a treat. Kelly the Kitchen Kop has a giveaway for all sorts of meats and cheeses that are naturally raised and grass fed where applicable. I hope I win, but I can be nice and hope other people win, too. I'll be happy if it's someone I know!
Go here to enter for yourself.
Peas,
Mrs. Yoder
Posted by Mrs Yoder at Tuesday, February 23, 2010 0 comments
Labels: giveaway

