Yesterday, I was surfing NewsOK.com in search of something to write about for this morning. At first, I considered breaking down this breezy Q&A with the new Chairman of Chesapeake (and the couch they used for it) or this weird column by Don "Mr Know It" Gammill (which may prove the old newshound's finally lost it), but I settled on this gem instead:
Soapmaking class set
Oklahomans who would like to learn to use herbs, flowers and essential oils to make their own signature soaps are invited to a “If you Soap Making Workshop” offered at the Oklahoma County Cooperative Extension office from 9:30 a.m. until noon July 2.
Participants will learn to mix the soap ingredients, then choose add-ins to make one-of-a-kind soaps and scrubs. After completing the workshop, participants will take home a pound of soap and their own molds.
The workshop will be at the Cooperative Extension Center auditorium, 930 N Portland. Preregistration cost is $25.
For more information, call 713-1125 or go to oces.okstate.edu/oklahoma.