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mikeperez23 
hedonist222 - I was lucky to
heave dinner with Joe (petruccijc) last week
Mike, did you catch something from PerfumedLady?
(Tummy-settling, low-undulation healing vibes wending from me to you,
PerfumedLady.)
Aw,
Jon, woo datta told? Dat tinks! Heal fast.
Whaaa-Hooo,
Rtamara! Four thousand posts! Your AJ25 love affair is palpable and exciting.
Good luck at the dental doc,
tdem.
Lilybelle, what a feel-good scene you've found for an avatar with the gypsy wagon and spaniel.
Charm-
ing!
Twolf, "naps and crafts" sounds as fun as the activities themselves.
We're awaiting further news about DD's friend's dad who suddenly gained color-sightedness. Will let you know what we learn.
Gandhajala, I had to look up your Aldous Huxley reference. Yes, apropos. Our family watched the movie "Cowboys and Aliens" this weekend, and when Daniel Craig's character is given peyote/mescaline, we all immediately associated it to Mr. Wraalstad's new color perception.
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Originally Posted by mikeperez23
Each friend represents a world in us, a world possibly not born until they arrive.
--Anais Nin
That's a really lovely notion.
BACK TO FRAGRANCE ...
Went scentless yesterday. The weather's been so warm that we spent much of the weekend outside. It's supposed hit a high of 52°F/11°C Wednesday.
Today I thought I'd wear one of Mr. Quarry's top three favorites:
Jicky. This time his comment was that I smelled soapy, which is okay since he was referencing the Yardley lavender bar soap we use. I find Jicky one of the most reliably soothing fragrances.
In reading
The Alchemy of Scent, I see JC Ellena and I have something in common: a preoccupation with vacuuming. We also both garden. But to bother mentioning vacuuming as one of his pastimes is especially provocative to me. Actually, I'm very much enjoying his book because it approaches the topic of creativity from a variety of angles, and he's so open about his thinking processes.