| Molly Wortham announced to the HIA news that due to a change in the product line, she is no longer pursuing a career as a spokesmodel for the washing up liquid. �When Gregory and I visited Renee and Andrew in England last October, I fell in love, not with the rolling lush countryside, cute cottages, lovely gardens, Turkish delight candy, dramatic coastlines, tiny appliances, all those things were really lovely�..but what I fell for was the freshest, most aromatic washing up liquid (that�s British for dish soap)imaginable. From the first whiff of Persil tea tree and peppermint scent I was hooked.� �Upon our return to the states, washing up with American dish soaps seemed unbearable. I was delighted when Renee sent me some that Christmas. I began thinking of writing the company, telling them how much I loved their product, including a little photo essay about my love of Persil. It occurred to me that probably they would ask me to be their spokesmodel.� �When Renee told me that they were coming over this fall, I put in my request for a bottle of Persil. She told me that my favorite scent had been discontinued. I thought I�d give it a try anyway, but there was no comparison. The new scent does nothing for me. It is just not a washing up liquid I could put my face next to and feel good about it.� When asked about future plans, Wortham stated that she would ration the little Persil she had left,and continue to work at the grocery store and the group home. |