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here comes the rain
Oct. 1st, 2009 12:51 pmIt's definitely autumn around here... it's pouring rain and the sky is nothing but a mass of grey clouds. Par for the course for this area though.
I'm cheered up by the fact that I have a package waiting for me after work! And since I only have one outstanding package at the moment, I know it's my latest Villainess order. Mmmm, yummy soap. I finally replaced that disgusting bar of Pears that Ian had brought home with a bar of drugstore goat's milk soap, so my hands are no longer so itchy that I was scratching them until they bled, but Villainess soap tops drugstore soap by a long shot. I can't even remember which scents I ordered this time (other than the bar of Birthrite), so it'll be a surprise!
I'm itching to place an order with Haunt, but I'm going to wait a bit to see if she puts more soap scents up, since I'm not much interested in the ones that are up now, and I'd like to stick to one order because of shipping.
I'm not usually much of a lotion type girl, but today I've been into it like there's no tomorrow. Yesterday, I had a run in with some habanero peppers which Ian insisted I include in my chili. I personally think they almost ruined my chili and that's the last time I'll be using them. Anyways, despite my best efforts, which included a milk bath, water, soap, and rubbing alcohol, I STILL have capsaicin on my hands and my fingers are BURNING. Though I suppose I should be thankful it's limited to my hands now... yesterday it had gotten on a number of other sensitive areas, including my eyes, in my mouth, and the worst place imaginable. I'll leave the last one up to your imagination. It's kind of weird though - I quite like lots of spice in my thai or indian food, but not in my chili. I like it when it adds actual flavour, but when it's hot for the sake of being hot? No thanks.
I'm cheered up by the fact that I have a package waiting for me after work! And since I only have one outstanding package at the moment, I know it's my latest Villainess order. Mmmm, yummy soap. I finally replaced that disgusting bar of Pears that Ian had brought home with a bar of drugstore goat's milk soap, so my hands are no longer so itchy that I was scratching them until they bled, but Villainess soap tops drugstore soap by a long shot. I can't even remember which scents I ordered this time (other than the bar of Birthrite), so it'll be a surprise!
I'm itching to place an order with Haunt, but I'm going to wait a bit to see if she puts more soap scents up, since I'm not much interested in the ones that are up now, and I'd like to stick to one order because of shipping.
I'm not usually much of a lotion type girl, but today I've been into it like there's no tomorrow. Yesterday, I had a run in with some habanero peppers which Ian insisted I include in my chili. I personally think they almost ruined my chili and that's the last time I'll be using them. Anyways, despite my best efforts, which included a milk bath, water, soap, and rubbing alcohol, I STILL have capsaicin on my hands and my fingers are BURNING. Though I suppose I should be thankful it's limited to my hands now... yesterday it had gotten on a number of other sensitive areas, including my eyes, in my mouth, and the worst place imaginable. I'll leave the last one up to your imagination. It's kind of weird though - I quite like lots of spice in my thai or indian food, but not in my chili. I like it when it adds actual flavour, but when it's hot for the sake of being hot? No thanks.