At the Farm Aid Concert in Milwaukee last October, Farm Aid Board Member Neil Young implored everyone attending to “Read the Labels”. Know what’s in the food you’re eating and know where it’s coming from.
This is the label from soap made by Margie Lemons and the folks at Hill Country Haiku. Her soap is the best, it’s all natural, it smells wonderful, lasts forever, and her family supports Farm Aid. What more could you ask for from a soap?
If you live in Texas, near Austin, you can meet her and buy your soap directly from her at the Under One Roof Artists Coop, at 106 Wimberley Square, Wimberley, TX (Look for the RED door), and at the Hope Farmers’ Market, in Downtown Austin on December 5th and 19th. Also, you can visit her website at www.HillCountryHaiku.com for more information about her soap. Try some; you’ll thank me later.
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