a holiday gift-thought plug

[lagilman]

The mailman rang my bell at ungodly early this morning, handing me two large boxes.

Whatha? I thought. Then I saw the return address and I got all sorts of gleeful.

My candles!

For those of you who don't know, karenetaylor is not only a niftyfine writer, she is also an excellent candle-maker. So much so, in fact, that I prefer to burn her candle to any other I've yet to find at that (extremely reasonable) price range, as they burn evenly, and smell lovely. And hand-made candles are just better, overall, than anything you'll get in a mall store.

My assortment included my usual vanilla votives, which I burn year-round, and some ginger ones I'll be trying out, plus both in pillar-size, and the holiday pine candles (this year in a tree-shaped mold) that are my december treat to myself. Just unpacking the box made my office smell delightful.


So if you're a candle-fan, or know someone who is? Go talk to Karen. Tell her suri sent you. But move quickly -- the holidays are almost here!

Comments

[sfmarty.livejournal.com]

Maybe 8 or 20 years ago I bought a bunch of Karen's candles intending them as Christmas gifts. I got annoyed with one of the people before I gave her the gift. A couple of days ago I was foodeling around in my gift cupboard and found the candle. Still lovely. I know who gets it this year.