Feedback On Natural Deodorant as of 7/26/09
A Reflection of Beauty
Nature and its beauty have always facinated me. A stroll near the garden, a hike in the woods, or sitting on a bench under a tree can bring relaxation and time for reflection. Today, as I walked the garden, I was again enticed to get my camera and captured a butterfly near the echinacea.
Liability Shields for anti-virals
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has issued liability shields for damage claims related to the use of the following anti-virals. Interesting read regarding your health freedoms:
from the Health Freedom Alliance: “The PREP Act allows the HHS secretary to provide liability protection related to the use of various medical measures against diseases that HHS determines to be health emergencies. Protections are already in place for the two antivirals when used against H5N1 influenza and for vaccines for H5N1 and other potential pandemic flu strains, among other drugs and vaccines.
Liability protection is provided to groups and individuals involved in the development, manufacture, testing, distribution, administration, and use of medical countermeasures, according to HHS.”
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Natural Deodorant Product Testers Needed!
New product in development – natural deodorant. Looking for product testers for our newest creation. This is a natural deodorant formulated with coconut oil, organic arrowroot powder, zinc oxide, and meadowfoam oil. No aluminum or harsh ingredients, and will not clog pores or keep your body from releasing toxins.
Sweat does not smell. Bacteria causes body order. Often your sweat glands are not allowed to flush the toxins from your body because the glands have been sealed off with an anti-perspirant. Help your body cleanse itself. Drink plenty of water, dry your underarm area well after bathing, and apply the natural deodorant with a few swipes to the arm pit.
For those who are interested in testing this new deodorant, please send your request to:
Names will be collected until July 6, 2009, at that time your product will be mailed, along with a feedback form. You are encouraged to provide honest feedback. Thanks!
A Gardening Memory
Yesterday, we took a trip to our favorite greenhouse in search of a few more flowers to fill in some empty spaces left from our garden extension. We weaved through several isles of plants, each offering a splendor of color and variety. After much discussion and meandering, we made our choices and headed for the line to pay for our newly aquired botanicals.
As we stood in line, an area caught our eye that was filled with miniature furniture, garden gnomes, garden fairies, and plants. The girls expressed an interest in this area, so we stepped out of line and took a gander at the beautiful garden settings. The little garden areas ranged from a formal victorian garden setting with garden arches framed with vines of ivy to a more informal country garden setting areas complete with little wicker baskets and tiny garden gloves.
We were hooked! So, carefully, the girls chose their favorite plantings and a few accessories like a twig garden bench, a birdhouse, and some tiny watering cans. They chatted about their new garden on the drive home. Excitement and anticipation was in the air!
Back at grandma’s house, each girl helped to prepare the container we chose for our little garden. We placed gravel in the bottom of the container to allow for drainage and filled the pot with organic potting soil. Each girl took their choice plants and readied them for planting by removing them from their pots, loosening the soil around the roots and placing them gently in their new home. Their eyes beemed with pride as the little garden took on a character of its own.
Yet another memory has been added to our gardening adventures. Rather either of the girls choose to have their own gardens when they grow up has not been determined, but surely, they will not forget the pride and accomplishment they felt when they built the miniature garden at grandma’s.



