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I worked on the soap shop today so I could get in there tomorrow and catch up on my soap making. I planted some pansies in the window boxes and hung a wreath on the door.
I took all my shipping envelopes out of their boxes and put them on the shelves for easy reach. The guest towels, candies and little extras I include in my packages I placed on top of the shelves above the envelopes for easy reach and easy to remember to put in package. The flowers and things I use when I take pictures are in the baskets on the bottom shelf.
Cleaned out my soap mold drawers and labeled them.
Cleaned out the drawers and labeled where I keep my tags, bags, herbs, flowers, etc.
Even cleaned up my table a little so its all ready for tomorrow.
Now all I have to do is get myself out there first thing tomorrow and get busy making soaps! Can you tell which egg is blue? My "easter hen" as I have been calling her laid her first egg here at her new home. The other 2 are still too young.
The rest of the eggs came from the big chicken pen. I think one of my teenagers may have laid that little white one. I also set out 4 blueberry bushes today. The cabbage, onions and lettuce are growing. Still having some cool weather here but today was sunny enough to get somethings done outside.
20 comments:
I've never heard of a blue egg! You sure worked hard today. Isn't it great to feel like you really accomplished something!
I so enjoyed seeing the inside of your shop and where you make all those wonderful soaps!! Wow, you sure did get everything organized beautifully! I'll be darned...it IS a blue egg!! Love it that you call her your Easter hens! lol Can't believe you've already got veggies growing...we can't plant our veggie garden until end of May, eary June!! xoxo
what an adorable shop!
Next weekend is daylight savings!
This morning, the sun came up so early and bright.
Spring in NC...there's nothing like it!
*HUGS*
Your organization in your shop is inspiring. What a pleasant place to work.
Lovely post and great photos as well...thanks for sharing the photos with us...and well in th spirit of Easter i'd also like you to drop by my blog on Easter Wishes sometime and check out all that i've posted there!!!
Peggy - is your cute shop open for soap and cheese sales to the public? And do you sell your eggs? I love fresh eggs from free range hens.
Perhaps I'll come see you next time I head down to Fayetteville from Raleigh. Here's to our fabulous Carolina Blue skies.....and getting bluer by the week.
Your soap shop is really nice! Looks like you are all set to do some soap building. Take care.
Good job to the "Easter Hen".
Hugs,
Connie
How lovely your shop and fresh eggs......
You are truly blessed.
Love you my sweet friend
Jeanne
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Oh I would just kill to have that soap shop! How WONDERFUL and organized!
Don't you love Auracanas? We're getting two light blue, one green, one taupey green, and several pick speckled each day. They are just so adorable!
Your soap shop is so organized and neat!! Good work!!
I noticed the blue egg right off! Those chickens are doing great for you. I have to go to the grocery to get my eggs. You are so lucky!!
BTW, be looking for a soap order from me!! I think it's time I tried some of that lovely soap you make!!
I get homesick for my farm every time I check your blog....Do you know just how blessed you are? Sigh. I'll just bet you do.
Thanks.
God bless.
Terri
Your shed is really a dandy space. You are a regular Miss Tidy! Would you like a working vacation. My place needs some tidying up;)
Always busy - and I love organization! :) The pic of the eggs is really nice and I love the color of your door.
It looks like you have been very busy. Everything looks nice and neat. I love to ba able to just get to work and not have to stop to try and find something.
When we had chickens we had some that laid blue and some green. I always thought that was cool.
Your workshop looks wonderful Peggy. What a pleasure it must be to step into that type of organization!!!
I have over 200 scent oils and the "filing" system has never worked out so well :) I tried to separate them by food smells, florals and perfumey scents with the labels on the top of the caps and that didn't work, I'd always lose a few... always an organizing game. Your workplace looks neat and organized now :) Time to start creating! Your soap looks wonderful and the goats are too adorable!!! I'd say it looks like a lot of fun but I know it's probably a TON of work! :)
I stopped by Gills Farm today and bought some of your soap, its fantastic!
I am wondering if you sell wholesale? I may be interested in selling some of your soap on our website.
Please let me know.
God Bless!
Patti K
www.christianmilitarywives.com
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