What does Caprenity have to do with sustainability? Why am I even doing this? Watch this video and find out.

Sir D. Forest is a quiet knight. He’s often overlooked, but he’s unusual because he actually performed his road to knighthood outside of Caprenity. A nearby neighborhood, named Vacantlot, was where he proved his strength. He was just called Neil back then – Neil the Snail. He was responsible for speaking for the decomposers. These are very important, but often ignored. He was brave enough to speak up to King Ursa, and spoke up for these quiet heroes. His boldness was rewarded by...

Recently I was speaking to a little girl about our soaps, telling her some of the stories behind them. She was particularly interested in horses, and was intrigued by this one. Our Trojan Horse Soap I asked her if she knew the story of the Trojan horse, and she said she never had. Her mother was standing nearby and shook her head, which I took as a sign that it wasn't on her radar. So, I tried to tell her the story, without the whole telling of the Odyssey. "There's an old story about a...