Christmas time brings special treats for all the five senses - hearing, seeing, touching, tasting & SMELLING. I love the unique smells that occur only at Christmas - baking cookies, breads and candy. Freshly cut Christmas trees. Smells from special meals prepared only this time of year. I like to add a little Christmas scent to go along with all the naturally occurring smells that we enjoy.
- Candles
- Plug in Wallflowers from Bath and Body and in cinnamon, nutmeg, peppermint or pine
- My own Christmas scent creation, simmering in a little crock pot in the kitchen.
5 comments:
That little crock pot looks like it smells delicious. I love good scents. I love the smell of fresh trees, or really good candle fakes. And I love peppermint. I stock up on Bath & Body's Peppermint lotion this time of year. Spencer tells me I smell like a candy cane.
P.S. I need your address. I don't know where I put your envelope with your return. Sorry.
I can smell your scents from here! Enjoy your Christmas with the kinder:)
Your crockpot looks so cute. What do you have in it?
The crock pot just has fresh pine, fresh oranges, whole cloves, cinnamon sticks and water. It's a heavenly scent and I like it better than the artificial ones. JJ - I'll email our address.
Too many candles burning can make a man go crazy, but the right amount of scent is okay. What is the happy medium? Why can't someone make a candle that smells like a football stadium, or locker room, or cold, hard cash?
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