End of the UBC, Fall Edition 2024

Well, here we are again!

Congratulations on hanging in there until the end, no matter how many blog posts you shared. It was good to see you and talk to you, and I hope you'll be back again in January.

A Reminder: Check Your Stats

Did you check your blog's stats yet? I sometimes forget to do it by the last day of the month and then those stats are completely irretrievable.

But I remembered this time.

Though I wish I'd more than 278 page views and 171 visitors, I'm also glad for everyone who did stop by!

And I found out that my 2 top blogs posts were Sacred Cosmic Cozy Warmth and Spiritual Sunday: Try this Exercise for Creating Peace. My fall blog posts did well, too.

How was your month?
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Christmas Cookie Holiday Spray

I've gotten into the habit of giving you guys something at the end of the challenge.

And last night, I decided my living room needed some refreshing and I'd better refill my empty bottle of the sugar cookie spray I'd made. But I cheat, by using a fragrance oil from P & J.

They say those fragrance oils will kill you, but what a way to go!

However, I thought I'd give you a basic recipe and then, suggest the ratio of essential oils if you want a Christmas Cookie fragrance...

4 tablespoons of witch hazel
4 tablespoons of distilled water
15-30 drops of your favorite essential oil

You can either add your essential oils to an empty bottle and then add a blend of the witch hazel and distilled water, or mix all three in a measuring cup and then pour the whole blend into your glass bottle. Rub side to side between your hands to blend it all together.

Now, I added 30 drops of Sugar Cookie fragrance oil.

​You could add...

​15 drops of lemon
15 drops of vanilla absolute
5 drops of cardamom

So the whole recipe would be...

4 tablespoons of witch hazel
4 tablespoons of distilled water
​15 drops of lemon
15 drops of vanilla absolute
5 drops of cardamom

Have a wonderful holiday season!

Love you guys!!

Jeanine
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