Not Fair!

[Guest guest]

Not Fair!

" White Rose (Rosa alba) hydrosol "

 

Grrr, argh!

 

I *LOVE* the white rose alba! Hmm, going to have to figure out how to get in on

that one!

 

Of course, I'll have to search my cushions for spare change for this one!

 

David Roman

 

(Thinking of a 'white rose alba' cake!)

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

 

DRD [Too_hats]

 

> Not Fair!

> " White Rose (Rosa alba) hydrosol "

 

> Grrr, argh!

 

> I *LOVE* the white rose alba! Hmm, going to have to figure out how

to get in on that one!

 

Hehehehe, that's my job, to keep getting great stuff that I know you

want

 

> Of course, I'll have to search my cushions for spare change for this

one!

 

Search those couch cushions! Search your friends' couch cushions! ;-p

::grinz::

 

> David Roman

 

> (Thinking of a 'white rose alba' cake!)

 

HEY! Great minds ... I was thinking the exact same thing ;-p

 

And of course, pretty soon after this, it's gonna be Turkish Rose Otto

time :-D

 

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

http://www.alittleolfactory.com

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hey Chris,

 

I hope you got my order. I've never tried the white rose, but I have some of

Butch's Rose Hydrosol so I'm eager to compare.

 

M (who's exhausted from pouring candles all day, ALTHOUGH I am now doing my

last lot for the " Full Moon " phase... I'm pouring some Orange blossom candles

next, I've got the wax's gently melting... smells divine. I also find it

interesting the difference in textures from one wax to the next. One is sticky

and a

pain to deal with (Jasmine from india), two are like CONCRETE (the Rose and

the grandiflorum) and then there's soft and easy to break... the Orange

Blossom. It's the OB that has lived up to my expectations on what the wax was

all

about in the first place, kind of soft and Malleable. All of it throughly

interesting.)

 

Merrily Yours,

Merribell

http://www.CandlesbyMerriebell.com

Now pouring under the Full Moon.