Organic Herbs on the Cheap

A few weeks ago I was at my local Kroger supermarket doing my dreadful weekly shopping.  I like grocery shopping about as much as I like buying gas.  Ugh!  But...while there, I was perusing the organic and natural section, scanning for deals when I came across this. 

Fresh organic dill on manager's special for 99 cents.  Organic herbs are usually pretty pricey so I decided to toss it in my cart.  A day or so after I got home, I made Maple Dill Carrots.  We don't use dill a lot in our household, but we didn't have any on hand until I brought this discounted bit home so I decided to dry it and store it for future use.  As you can see from this picture when I first hung it up in the kitchen, it was not at all wilted.  It was in really good shape for being a manager's special.

It wilted fast though!  Here it is just 24 hours later.  I think this is about the time I made the carrots.

I let it hang and do its thang for about 3 weeks before I used my trusty little coffee grinder (last used for breadcrumbs) to chop it up (minus the tougher, woody stems). 

I'm storing it in a little spice jar I got at IKEA.  I think I got a 4-pack for $3.49?  I might be a little off on the price there, but I'm a bargain shopper so it was a good deal, no matter what the actual amount was.  Anywho, the spice jars are good size and have an etched glass band across their middle for writing on.   I wrote on this one with a pencil, but might have to find something else to use because it can easily be rubbed off. 



See the woody stems to the right?

Any suggestions on what I could write with that could be cleaned off when I use the jar for something else?
I have loads of Sharpies, but was worried it wouldn't clean off.