Rodeo Soap

[rose_in_texas]

My family had a reunion-type thing at Cheyenne Frontier Days. Sister Iris lives there, and it was a completely inconvenient time for me to leave work but I did it for family harmony and need many karma points for not killing them nice to be able to enjoy the experience with my family. Plus, I am given to understand that the local innkeepers mark up

Comments

[loracj]

Can't pick your family, eh?

If it's sold at a rodeo, then it's appropriate and traditional to buy it.

As for the aroma, well, that's in the nose of the smeller. Based on what you said, I probably would not have purchased it - but that's because I'm not big on aromatic things.

[rose_in_texas]

Thank you for your support. It smells a bit like the inside of a man's cedar chest, full of nubbly tweed jackets with peppermints in the pockets.

[60schic]

I'm with loracj - if it's for sale, then it's an appropriate purchase.

And *poo* to your bouquet of sisters! (well, virtual poo anyway....)

ETA: nevermind that I was just reading about a lady who makes and sells some delicious sounding natural soaps right around the corner from me and has me wanting to go visit.....

[rose_in_texas]

Thank you for your support. My purchase of soap has OBVIOUSLY meant that you deserve soap of your own:)