Yes, I have anthropomorphized the economy. What of it?
I like having a nice hand soap in the bathroom and had a particular obsession with Molton Brown's Naran Ji scent.
But as the Economy started thrashing in its death rattle, something about spending $25 on hand soap felt a little wrong.
Not cheating on your taxes wrong, but maybe swiping some pens from the office wrong.
So I searched for an alternative.
Something that would be pretty on the sink, have a light scent, but not cloying.
And I hit the nail on the head my first time out.
It smells awesome, is available at my local Whole Foods, and best of all, costs less than a complicated order at Starbucks.
Much better for These Economic Times.
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5 comments:
THe sentence "Not cheating on your taxes wrong, but maybe swiping some pens from the office wrong" made me LOL. Thank you for a brighter Friday :) PS - I love that hand soap, also love Burts Bees :)
I love your blog...I was wondering if you have every done a blog on bags to carry to work, maybe that hold laptops. I have been searching, to no avail...Help please!! :)
Awesome blog! I'm laughing right now because I can relate to almost all of your posts in a weird dejavu kind of way. Here's my pick for affordable hand soap. (And the bottle is pretty too~)
http://www.drugstore.com/qxp164953_333181_sespider/method/creamy_hand_wash_olive_leaf.htm
I heart your blog.
These are some interesting options for cutting down your cosmetic cost. If the products are good then no wonder it can be a good option. :D
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