Re: Natural Perfumery and classes

[Guest guest]

>Rowdy perfumers, reminds me of Jeanne Rose's last class in SF, from

what I've heard ;-) Can't forget Jeanne!

It would be so interesting to have access to all of the teaching

modules (my term) that all the NP teachers offer.<

Hello all,

I saw the above mention in the Messages. I was wondering

what you were referring too? Me or my class?

I am pleased to say that I have some of the very best students in Herbs,

Aromatherapy and Natural Perfumery. I appreciate them.

We work at the material, we learn, we laugh,

and everyone seems to enjoy.

I think everyone should actually take a hand-on

class. It really is the best way to learn about the perfume materials and

ingredients.

It takes far longer to explain a process than to actually do one.

Jeanne Rose

[Guest guest]

At 07:53 PM 12/10/2006, you wrote:

> >Rowdy perfumers, reminds me of Jeanne Rose's last class in SF, from

>what I've heard ;-) Can't forget Jeanne!

>It would be so interesting to have access to all of the teaching

>modules (my term) that all the NP teachers offer.<

>

>Hello all,

>I saw the above mention in the Messages. I was wondering

>what you were referring too? Me or my class?

Hi Jeanne

Classes can get rowdy, you, never, right? ;-) Some classes are

composed of quiet, studious types, others get populated by chatty,

rowdy types. Just happens.

>I think everyone should actually take a hand-on

>class. It really is the best way to learn about the perfume

>materials and ingredients.

>It takes far longer to explain a process than to actually do one.

>Jeanne Rose

Classes are great, there just aren't enough of them, or they're so

far from where one lives, or the teacher isn't qualified :-( Anyone

who can get into a class is lucky!

Anya McCoy

Anya's Garden of Natural Perfume http://anyasgarden.com

Artisan Natural Perfumers Guild http://artisannaturalperfumers.org

Natural Perfumers Community Group

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