

And I got this very cool smudge stick from Yvonne in Texas. She made it just for me from wild Texas sagebrush which "transforms energy and brings change". When I opened the box, the wonderful subtle fragrance of the sage wafted out - it'll probably make my whole display case smell nice! Thanks Yvonne!!

Okay, so how do I get these great gifts? I ask! I just love treasures handmade by friends, so I just ask them to make them for me. And then I make something special for them, which is the other half of the fun! And don'tcha love getting something good in the mail?
4 comments:
Glad you like your wee journal Gail! It was great fun to make. I actually think I might do a few more.
The smudge stick is wonderful...I can almost smell it from here!!
I agree, there is nothing like goodies in the mail; especially presents from friends! :)
Glad you like the smudge stick Gail. The Indian maiden on the tag is a photo I took in Santa Fe. She was the first Indian woman to be declared a saint.
Love the little journal MA made. It's tiny but it's wonderful!
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