I received YesterYear chocolate soap as a gift, And, I have had the pleasure of 'talking' to Cindy through email. She is one of the kindest person you could ever meet. It makes me feel good to know that a company has people working for them that genuinely care about their customers, and believe in their product.
YesterYear soap is all natural, they use no preservatives. If you are looking for a soap for all skin types, then look no farther than YesterYear.
When I first opened my bar of chocolate soap, I wanted to take a big bite out of it! It smells so 'chocolatey' and is so smooth.
When in the shower, it glides over your skin like silk, and lathers nicely. Not as bubbly as the bath gels one might use, but they put additives in those to give you all those bubbles. My shower smelled like rich chocolate, it is a pleasant experience. The chocolate smell does not retain on your skin for long, but my skin does feel softer. I had a few dry places on my shoulders that are now gone.
YesterYear soap is a luxury one can afford to use everyday. You can find them at :
http://www.yesteryearsoap.net/
Disclaimer: I was not asked to write this review, all opinions are my own, I received no compensation for this review.
xo Vicki
Friday, April 19, 2013
Saturday, April 13, 2013
Trevor says,,,
Trevor is my 3 year old Grandson, he is the spitting imagine of his Dad. It is kind of like watching Sundance grow up again!
He is an ornery, but very sweet little boy. For instance; I babysat him one day because he wasn't feeling well. When I walked over to the couch where he was laying, he raised his head and in this tiny little voice said "Thanks for coming". LUMP in throat!
I was travelling with my Son and his wife. Trevor and I were in the back seat. It was a long trip and he started getting fussy, he wanted out of his car seat. I reached over to him and said "Calm down, Skippy".
And, he cracked up! He started saying Skippy over and over, he even called his Dad Skippy. You may be wondering why I called him Skippy. My Grandpa called me Skipper so I just changed it up for a boy. :)
Another time I was watching him, when he wasn't feeling well. And, he said "Call me Skippy today". Ha!
So, of course, I called him Skippy all day and he would always laugh. That same day, he was laying at one end of the couch and I was sitting at the other end and he said "I need you Mim". I said "Well then you better come down here and sit on my lap". I held him for four hours while he slept. It was four hours well spent. I got to kiss his little face, and hold his hand while he slept. And, when a little child says, I need you. It is a genuine feeling. It made me feel good to know that I was needed.
Now I do not advocate little kids saying bad words, but when they hear bad words every day, they are going to repeat them. Here are a couple of bad word episodes I've had with Trevor.
We were playing with his plastic guns, the one I was using, broke. He said "you broke my gun". He starts pacing back, shaking his head "I.. can't ..believe.. you ..broke.. my.. freakin'.. gun.... dammit" I about busted a gut over how indignant he was about me breaking that gun. LOL
Another bad word episode is; we were travelling again, and with a twinkle in his eye he leaned over towards me and whispered "bullsh*t". I said "Trevor you shouldn't say bad words". He said "bullsh*t". His Mom said "Trevor if you don't stop saying bad words, you aren't going to get to ride grandpa's 4 wheeler". Trevor said "Bullsh*t, I'll ride the tractor!" I had to turn my head away, so he couldn't see me cracking up. He's just so witty and quick on the draw!
Do you have any child or grandchild stories?
He is an ornery, but very sweet little boy. For instance; I babysat him one day because he wasn't feeling well. When I walked over to the couch where he was laying, he raised his head and in this tiny little voice said "Thanks for coming". LUMP in throat!
I was travelling with my Son and his wife. Trevor and I were in the back seat. It was a long trip and he started getting fussy, he wanted out of his car seat. I reached over to him and said "Calm down, Skippy".
And, he cracked up! He started saying Skippy over and over, he even called his Dad Skippy. You may be wondering why I called him Skippy. My Grandpa called me Skipper so I just changed it up for a boy. :)
Another time I was watching him, when he wasn't feeling well. And, he said "Call me Skippy today". Ha!
So, of course, I called him Skippy all day and he would always laugh. That same day, he was laying at one end of the couch and I was sitting at the other end and he said "I need you Mim". I said "Well then you better come down here and sit on my lap". I held him for four hours while he slept. It was four hours well spent. I got to kiss his little face, and hold his hand while he slept. And, when a little child says, I need you. It is a genuine feeling. It made me feel good to know that I was needed.
Now I do not advocate little kids saying bad words, but when they hear bad words every day, they are going to repeat them. Here are a couple of bad word episodes I've had with Trevor.
We were playing with his plastic guns, the one I was using, broke. He said "you broke my gun". He starts pacing back, shaking his head "I.. can't ..believe.. you ..broke.. my.. freakin'.. gun.... dammit" I about busted a gut over how indignant he was about me breaking that gun. LOL
Another bad word episode is; we were travelling again, and with a twinkle in his eye he leaned over towards me and whispered "bullsh*t". I said "Trevor you shouldn't say bad words". He said "bullsh*t". His Mom said "Trevor if you don't stop saying bad words, you aren't going to get to ride grandpa's 4 wheeler". Trevor said "Bullsh*t, I'll ride the tractor!" I had to turn my head away, so he couldn't see me cracking up. He's just so witty and quick on the draw!
Do you have any child or grandchild stories?
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