Last year, a friend shared a great book with me on how to be happy, genuinely happy. One of the great way to stay happy, according to the book, is to write letters of appreciation.
I then started to write a few letters to those I'm truly thankful to, and I also made these soaps as a token of my gratitude.
Now I wish I had made more because I just gave away the last one from this batch and I haven't had a chance to try them yet!
This doesn't happen very often. Usually I try my soaps before I give them out, it's my kind of way of saying "I know this is good for you!".
I then started to write a few letters to those I'm truly thankful to, and I also made these soaps as a token of my gratitude.
Now I wish I had made more because I just gave away the last one from this batch and I haven't had a chance to try them yet!
This doesn't happen very often. Usually I try my soaps before I give them out, it's my kind of way of saying "I know this is good for you!".
Olive oil, Coconut oil, Palm oil
Castor oil, Sweet Almond oil, Cocoa Butter
Made on 2009-09-13
Hi Maggie, I am also from Toronto but haven't lived there for many years. Mum is still there at Sheppheard and Yonge. I share your passion for soap making! Your soaps look not-only gorgeous but very original as well. I will enjoy following your blog. xo Jen
ReplyDeleteHi Jen, welcome! Thank you for the compliment, you make me blush.. :) I just visited your blog, and I can feel the passion you have for soap making through your words. I know I'll enjoy talking soap with you in the future!
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