It’s a theme within a theme day. This shopping entry is going to cover green bath products, so let’s get started.

I remember when I was a kid and my Nana and Papa’s house they always had a soap pouch in their shower. They didn’t use it for a new soap bar, but you know when the soap gets so small you can’t do much with; well they would take all the small slivers and keep them in the pouch. This way no soap ever went to waste. My Papa grew up really poor and lived through the depression, so he knew how to make every penny count. He taught me a lot in this aspect. I remember sticking my finger into every pay phone slot we walked by and jingling the handle. You’d be surprised, I got a lot of money that way growing up. He is the best.

Fair trade, 100% organic cotton and dyed with natural, metal-free colors frog washcloth. I just think it is so cute.

I think q-tips are the greatest invention and yes I throw caution to the wind and stick them in my ears every morning after my shower. I think they are great and organic.

Don’t be dirty.

-Cara

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Jeremiah 29:11 says:

“For I know the plans I have for you, declares the LORD, plans to prosper you and not harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”

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sent to me by a good friend of mine Bill Saunders!

Ah and once again my bedroom sparkles with clean. Dusted and organised and so it will remain, for a week, until it gets bad again, ah god I hate that. Anyway. I finally got round to buying some DVDs to watch, I love film but I never really find the time of day to sit down and watch one so over the weekend I have Notting Hill and Withnail & I to watch. I already saw Clockwise with the wonderful John Cleese, a little odd but a delightfuly British comedy. I was also a bit worried, when clearing out old CDs to see that where you would usually find a review on the back of “Myst” there was instead a message from the creators. Looking online you can see why. It was shit.