Re: An Introduction

[Guest guest]

TheBard wrote:

> First off, Hi, the name's . Not much to actually say about me persoanlly

except that I'm an ex-starving artist/masage tharapist who has way too many

interests. An no, I got a " real job " to keep up a nice lifestyle of eating and

living indoors.

Hi :

Thanks for introducing youself, that is always appreciated. Seems most

are on summer zone out, so there wasn't more of a welcome to you in

response to your post. I'm supposed to be " on vacation " myself, busier

than ever! I wonder of the regulars and the moderators will read this

and try to be a little more responsive to the newbies ;-) With over 1700

sometimes the volume of posts do get lost -- that reminds me off to try

to find the one where somebody couldn't find bottle suppliers in the

Files - she should have been looking in Links.

So , if you have any questions ask and ask again, and nag a little

if folks are too slow to respond. Might work. Might not, lol, and with

our " search " function in messages a bit skewed with Yahoo tinkering, it

can be hard to find answers.

--

Anya

http://AnyasGarden.com

http://NaturalPerfumers.com

http://twitter.com/anyasgarden

[Guest guest]

TheBard wrote:

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> First off, Hi, the name's .

Welcome to the group !

Your amongst friends here, there's a lot of us artist/massage

therapist/herbalist types here.....and I too have waaaay too many

interests, grin!

I've gone deep into perfumery because it allows me to combine a number

of these together, which is profoundly satisfying!

I get to design pretty looking packaging and websites, make stuff that

smells better than what I can find in department stores and also use my

herbal knowledge to create scents that actually work towards healing

peoples minds, bodies and spirits as well as smelling great!

Very satisfying.........

A goodly number of people here have also palyed with composing scents to

go with musical pieces too.....

Ambrosia

http://www.perfumebynature.com.au

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