Winter has arrived
prairiegrassranch
Oct 30, 2019
1 min read
Updated: Apr 2, 2020
What to do when winter has arrived by surprise but move all of our activities indoors. Now that the garden has been put to bed and the lavender and mint is drying in the shed it is time to turn my attention to soap. Creatively, I enjoy mixing scents and textures to go into the creation of a new goat milk soap receipe. Last week I mixed dried rosemary with lemon and bergamont oils and added orange peel for a Rosemary & Citrus soap variety. Maybe I will try for a "manly" scent with cedarwood, let me know your thoughts!
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Winter has arrived, and reading your post instantly took me back to the first snowstorm I ever experienced as a teenager. I was living in a small mountain town, and the night the snow started falling, the world outside turned into a muffled, white blanket. I remember stepping out in my oversized hoodie, feeling the crisp air bite my cheeks, and watching the streetlights glow amber through the drifting flakes. The silence was eerie yet comforting, like the world had pressed pause https://www.accc.gov.au/media-release/scrutiny-of-influencers-and-businesses-for-misleading-advertising-and-online-reviews-continues We built a makeshift sled out of an old trash can and raced down the steep hill behind our house, laughing until our lungs burned. The next morning, everything was covered in a pristine layer of powder,…