Herbs Of Kindness

--by litbit, posted Dec 28, 2007

I recently started a new job and wanted to find a way to connect with my co-workers. When I learned everyone had an interest in health and wellness, I decided to surprise them.

As an avid gardener, I enjoy cooking with fresh herbs. So I decided to purchased herbs grown in the native land of each coworker, potted them in decorative pots and attached recipes for making their favorite dishes.

I potted up 10 herbs pots and all the recipients were quite surprised! It also may me feel great because I was able to give a nutritious and healthy gift.

P.S. Some of the herb pots I planted are as follows: Zatar (Middle Eastern herb), Pesto Basil Perpetuo, Hot & Spicy Oregano, Cilantro, Thai Basil, Lemon Balm, Julia Child fruity herb, Barbecue Rosemary, Queenette Basil and Scented Geraniums.

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Posted by litbit
Dec 28, 2007
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dancingDog wrote: What a lovely, unique way to spread some joy & use your talents! I'm sure your gifts were most appreciated :D

AURELIA wrote: Super Idea. I think I will try that too. Good for you :) ~AURELIA

sathsath wrote: nice,i am now gaining confidence in belief'giving is better then getting,please do more of sharing and keep this family posted.

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