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Saturday Was Filled with Honey, Lavender and Laughter

May 07, 2026
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Thank you all so much for attending last Saturday. I truly enjoyed chatting and teaching you all how to make Honey Lavender Scones! They came out beautifully!

I have been chatting with a venue for our next in person ASL baking class! Still ironing out details but it most likely will be in October. I am not sure if I can handle doing an event in August but I will let you all know. My interpreters and I are getting together soon to chat about Aug - Dec classes, virtual and in person see if we can nail down some dates that work!

If you have any requests on what you'd like to learn how to make, please rely to this email! Or send one to [email protected].

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