Common Questions and the Fine Print

Have a question? Please feel free to contact me.  I will respond personally via e-mail (don't hold your breath but I will get back to you). Alternately, please ask your question in a relevant post's comments section, I will respond to that comment or write a post dedicated to that question.  

Readers Ask is a section of my blog where I have written posts in response to your questions. 

Common Questions:

So far there are only a couple questions I am commonly asked, here they are:

1. Do you sell your soap? The simple answer is no, unfortunately. Due to a rather complicated situation which I discussed here I am not able to sell my soap or otherwise earn money. I do however barter both soap and photography and am happy to explore transactions of this kind.

2. What kind of camera do you have? I shoot with a Nikon D300 and a couple lens.

Other than those two, the most common questions I receive are related to homeschooling & soap making. Please see Homeschool Help for posts on why and how we homeschool the way we do. My Soap & Body Care resource page will help get you started if you want to make your own natural products (it's easy, really).

Feel free to e-mail me also, I love to encourage people about homeschooling and soapmaking.

Full Disclosure (in other words the fine print):

I do not derive any income or other rewards from writing this blog, except for maybe the promotion of my nascent photography services. I don't participate in any affiliate programs so if I send you somewhere with a link it has nothing to do with wanting you to buy a product. I have never been paid to review anything. If you'd like to me to review something (because you think I might like it and you'd like to promote it) please contact me.  These are my product and book reviews.

Any product, book, company or person I endorse on this blog is because I really like said product, book, company or person and have nothing to personally gain from the endorsement. I am decidedly anti big business, large corporations, consumerism, greed and advertising in general. Having said that you will still find our family shopping at Lowes and Home Depot, as well as the local hardware store.