Oils in General

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Hey Bobbye,

 

> Hi Butch,

>

> Thanks. You are one of my heros. I have read all your posts (at

> least up to Msg. 6000). Wish I had known you (I feel I do now) when

> you were in the States. I am a born and bred Southerner, Alabama

> and now Georgia. I have to admit I did live in CA for 5 years which

> I loved.

 

Well thankee for the kind words and eat your heart out Spiderman. ;-p

 

I spent a good deal of time in Anniston, AL .. and in Hotlanta, GA ..

and this last trip I was in Hotlanta and in Conyers where my younguns

now reside. Good country all that is.

 

> I have an advantage here as I've seen your pictures and Chris so

> when I write to you I have your faces in my vision. I, however, am

> still invisible to y'all. I have a right to say that word since I

> am Southern born.

 

I think that even Yankees got a right to say y'all .. fact is, sounds

better to me than youze guys .. ;-p

 

> I am so new to EO's that I feel like a sponge. Having used

> homeopathics for 30 years, I could not use EO's as they often

> overpower.

 

I hear you .. bit of a conflict there fer'shur.

 

> Getting started in EO's can be quite expensive and I can't wait to

> try the Oreganos and others. So I am trying to start with a basic

> supply and then add to it. It is an exciting adventure.

 

Doesn't have to be expensive. Buy the smallest bottles you can .. but

not necessarily the cheapest you can find. Keep in mind that folks like

Liberty Natural normally cater to the soap makers .. but they are honest

enough to make make claims about having Aromatherapy Grade oils.

 

I reckon one of these days when things are boring .. Chris or someone

else might start a little thread where folks list maybe their top 10

favorite oils .. and why. I've seen that on a few lists .. and I have

seen folks change their preferences over the years. One thing is for

sure, we don't need all the oils sold .. there is a lot of overlap in

the therapeutic qualities of these fine gifts from Mama Nature.

 

> Thank you for all the information you've shared the past couple of

> years. It is very informative and keeps me " grounded " with what and

> how to look at the information out there and continually ask

> questions.

 

Welcome you are .. glad it was of help. :-P

 

> Again thank " y'all "

> Bobbye Stegen

 

Y'all are as welcome as a cold beer on a hot day. ;-p

 

And y'all keep smiling, Butch http://www.AV-AT.com

 

> , Butch Owen <butchbsi@s...> wrote:

> > Hi Bobbye,

> >

> > > First, does the Rose Otto have a long shelf life if stored

> properly?

> >

> > Yep! ;-p

> >

> > > Bobbye Stegen

> >

> > Y'all keep smiling, Butch http://www.AV-AT.com