Do you wanna take a bath :)

Ingredients:

1 cup sweet almond oil, light olive or sesame oil may be substituted
1/2 cup honey
1/2 cup liquid soap
1 Tablespoon vanilla extract


Directions:

Measure the oil into a medium bowl, then carefully stir in remaining ingredients until mixture is fully blended. Pour into a clean plastic bottle with a tight-fitting stopper or lid. Shake gently before using. Enough for four large luxurious baths.

Swirl desired amount into the bathtub under running water - then step in and descend into a warm, silky escape.

Tips:

Banish the winter blahs and dissolve away the harshness of the day by relaxing in a soothing bath. Honey is nature's silky moisturizer and guaranteed to sweeten your mood!

Note: Honey should not be fed to infants under one year of age. Honey is a safe and wholesome food for children and adults.

Recipe & photo provided courtesy of the National Honey Board. http://www.honey.com

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Magnificent lights..

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Dear there my dearie,

I guess you probably will understand abit about what this is about.. yes.. its about how slowly I move out in life.. I dunno why.. but sometimes.. I just dont have the drive and the energy to make more things happen.. I know there are many things and many ways that I can do to improve my life.. but.. Im just a bit stuck.. when I tend to consider every possibility and every possible negative outcome undermining its possible positive outcmes.. I just tend to slow down and slowly I would forget about it.. I think Im abit sick..

Gee.. pls.. tell me .. am I sick or am I normal??

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Oh darn.. the Me.. I bought a car... can you imagine that in this world, you can all get a car at $1.8 million dollars all the way to as low as $18 hundred? Yes.. I bought my first car at $18 hundred thats $1800..

Pretty worn out, no air conditioning and really err.. kinda.. old.. but well.. its ok.. because I felt there is something about the car that wants to tell me that.. well, I will be your good old car.. you can use me to drive around for work and others.. yes so it serves me well right .!! And oh.. the funny thing is .. after I got the car, I got a mechanics' number whom actually wanted to provide so much additional extra services for me?? hehehhehhehehe..

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