I've got the honey chamomile cupcakes made,
the batches of peppermint tea and lavender lemonade chilling in the fridge,
and my hair amply POOFED for such an occasion. (the no-heat curling trick again. It either works beautifully or turns me into a poodle. I prefer the working beautifully, but it is the poodle look that gets the most 'ooooh's and aaaaahh's from the crowd of children.)
(please pardon the STILL not wallpapered bathroom...)
I guess all that is left is actually TEACHING the class on Herbs tonight.
It is at 7:00 if you want to come. ;-)
Ready or not....here I go!
It is at 7:00 if you want to come. ;-)
Ready or not....here I go!
What is the no-heat curling trick? Do tell. Have a fun time teaching your class. Wish I was there.
ReplyDeleteOoooo...how do those cupcakes do in the mail? ;) Have a great night, Rebecca!!!
ReplyDeleteFun! Tell us all about it!
ReplyDeleteYour hair looks fantastic, wish mine would take it that nicely.
Christi~ I added the link!
ReplyDeleteIf we were still in the Southern Tier I'd BE there! Enjoy! :)
ReplyDeleteOkay- is your platter from Wendell August Forge? if so, WOW! Small world! We lived in Grove City where the original factory was located. sadly, it burned down a few years ago.
ReplyDeleteYour hair looks wonderful!
I'm teaching a class, too. About lye soapmaking. Tomorrow morning. EEEEKKKKK!
And, um, I really wish I could taste one of those cupcakes!
I'm a typing mess tonight- please ignore my mistakes.
ReplyDeleteWish I could come. :)
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to hear all about it! Your hair is lovely! Oh & those cupcakes looks soooo YUMMY!
ReplyDeleteI love the no heat curls, I've done them a few times now after seeing the link last time. :) Got the most amazing compliment from my husband the first time I tried it and was sold on them after that... Can't wait to hear how your class went, how exciting!
ReplyDeleteI would love a class like that! Your hair looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThe class went really, really well. It was well attended and I didn't do (too much) blathering like an idiot. And everyone loved the snacks.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the hair love and well wishes!
Tracy~ yet that is a Wendell. It was a graduation present of mine from a member of our church originally from Grove City. How sad that it recently burned!
I wish I could come to YOUR class...I have wanted to learn to make soap for, I kid you not, YEARS now. I hope your class was a success! Wish I could have been there!
Okay, I'm confused now. No heat curling trick?! What is this? Share your secrets oh wise one!
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Wish I could eat a cupcake or two. or three.
-LauraD
How cool to see a Wendel August plate! I went to college at Slippery Rock, and was up in Grove City often, visiting friends and playing lacrosse. DH (well, he was DBF at the time!) and I toured the factory one day, too. We have a few of their Christmas ornaments. Glad your class went well!
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