Re: Has anyone ever...

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How about bath powder....corn starch, baking soda and scent ....easy peasy.

Terri

Has anyone ever...

> ...been asked to teach a soap/toiletries class before? I was called

> this morning by the local army post and asked if I would be

> interested in doing a series of classes at the various military

> housing developments. It's sort of a military-local community liason

> thing (we have probs up here with that). So...here's the scoop: 2

> hour classes (or so) at $50 a shot (class size -- 20 or less). I'd

> like to do it, because I like the aspect of teaching (did it as a

> career for 12 years). I don't think they are going to be set up for

> making stuff the way I usually do....so....do you have any ideas for

> easy, no-brainer (like my bath salts LOL) toiletry items that do NOT

> need any heating?

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> Much thanks!

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> Golden

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Yup i have and nope i don't..:-) TO much effort.

chris

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Terri -- thanks for the idea. Could you send me a recipe? I'm a

little blend-ily challenged these days LOL

I do have to agree with you. It does seem like such a pain in

the arse <vbg> but I look at it from a few different ways, I guess:

1) I do love to teach, and it could be fun; 2) great PR for me; 3) I

have been told I can sell my soap there, too. so -- maybe do a

little powder and a little something else that isn't in my line...and

voila! Pair the stuff you made up with some handcrafted soap from

the 'teach'.

Happy holidays!

Golden

Northern Scentsations

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> Yup i have and nope i don't..:-) TO much effort.

> chris

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is there any way you can take an electric burner? You could probably

do a melt and pour demo with it...

Shaye

Re: Has anyone ever...

Terri -- thanks for the idea. Could you send me a recipe? I'm a

little blend-ily challenged these days LOL

I do have to agree with you. It does seem like such a pain in

the arse <vbg> but I look at it from a few different ways, I guess:

1) I do love to teach, and it could be fun; 2) great PR for me; 3) I

have been told I can sell my soap there, too. so -- maybe do a

little powder and a little something else that isn't in my line...and

voila! Pair the stuff you made up with some handcrafted soap from

the 'teach'.

Happy holidays!

Golden

Northern Scentsations

http:/northernscentsations.tripod.com/home/

> Yup i have and nope i don't..:-) TO much effort.

> chris

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Hi Debby, I have had the knee pain after my surgery on my right hip, where my knee feels twisted when I walk and I can't walk very far or very long. My OS does not know what is causing the pain. I had more x-rays and bone scans. I am still waiting to hear about the nuclear bone scan I had done two days ago. The pain might be coming from the extension they had to do on my hip, maybe? I'll let you know how the bone scan turned out. Carmeldebbyclary <debbyclary@...> wrote: ...had this problem? I got my left hip replaced last year. Everything went well except I started having terrible right knee pain. I have never had knee problems. Everything looked good on an MRI so my doc suggested a cortisone shot to the

right hip, not the knee, the thinking being that I was having referred pain from the hip. Got the shot, knee pain goes away for three days. Diagnosis: referred right hip pain.So I got the right hip replaced this past Feb, which I direly needed anyway. But so far I'm still having the right knee pain. My PT suggested arch supports which so far have aggravated it terribly, even though I'm trying to get used to them in 30 min. increments, two hours without, etc.Does this sound like anything any of you have experienced?Debby

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Carmel Santos <pureenergy7@...> wrote:

Carmel,

Yes, please do let me know what you find out. What's an extension? And I might

as well ask what a nuclear bone scan is. Workin' on my MD, ya know??? <G>

Debby

>Hi Debby,

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>  I have had the knee pain after my surgery on my right hip, where my knee

feels twisted when I walk and I can't walk very far or very long.  My OS does

not know what is causing the pain.  I had more x-rays and bone scans.  I am

still waiting to hear about the nuclear bone scan I had done two days ago.  The

pain might be coming from the extension they had to do on my hip, maybe?  I'll

let you know how the bone scan turned out.

>  

>  Carmel

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>debbyclary <debbyclary@...> wrote:

>  ...had this problem?  I got my left hip replaced last year.  

>Everything went well except I started having terrible right knee

>pain.  I have never had knee problems.  Everything looked good on an

>MRI so my doc suggested a cortisone shot to the right hip, not the

>knee, the thinking being that I was having referred pain from the

>hip.  Got the shot, knee pain goes away for three days.  Diagnosis:  

>referred right hip pain.

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>So I got the right hip replaced this past Feb, which I direly needed

>anyway.  But so far I'm still having the right knee pain.  My PT

>suggested arch supports which so far have aggravated it terribly, even

>though I'm trying to get used to them in 30 min. increments, two hours

>without, etc.

>

>Does this sound like anything any of you have experienced?

>

>Debby

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Hi Debby, The extension, I guess the word is lengthening. My OS told me he had to lengthen my leg. There was bone grafting involved and my leg was slightly longer than the other. I can still feel it when I try to stand straight. That could be why I'm in so much pain too. He said it takes times for the device to settle in. I thought by now, it would've settled. Perhaps someone could better explain the lengthening? The nuclear bone scan is where they injected me with a small amount of radio active material so they could see all my joints. They then put me under an x-ray machine which takes pictures of my bones, joints. It took about one hour for the test. I don't know if I could ever go through an MRI? I'll keep you posted on the results of the bone scan. Take care, Carmeldebbyclary@... wrote: Carmel Santos <pureenergy7@...> wrote:Carmel,Yes, please do let me know what you find out. What's an extension? And I might as well ask what a nuclear bone scan is. Workin' on my MD, ya know??? <G>Debby>Hi Debby,> > I have had the knee pain after my surgery on my right hip, where my knee feels twisted when I walk and I can't walk very far or very long. My OS does not know what is causing the pain. I had more x-rays and bone scans. I am still waiting to hear about the nuclear bone scan I had done two days ago. The pain might be coming from the extension they had to do on my hip, maybe? I'll let you know how the bone scan turned out.> >

Carmel>>debbyclary <debbyclary@...> wrote:> ...had this problem? I got my left hip replaced last year. >Everything went well except I started having terrible right knee >pain. I have never had knee problems. Everything looked good on an >MRI so my doc suggested a cortisone shot to the right hip, not the >knee, the thinking being that I was having referred pain from the >hip. Got the shot, knee pain goes away for three days. Diagnosis: >referred right hip pain.>>So I got the right hip replaced this past Feb, which I direly needed >anyway. But so far I'm still having the right knee pain. My PT >suggested arch supports which so far have aggravated it terribly, even >though I'm trying to get used to them in 30 min. increments, two hours >without, etc.>>Does this sound like anything any

of you have experienced?>>Debby>>>>>>>