Mmmm mmmm good.
Demeter makes perfumes that smell like chocolate chip cookies, a laundromat, cotton candy, cremecicle, dirt, brownie, sugar cookie, angel food cake and other smelly things.
I might see if I can synthesize the smell of fresh bread baking. Or maybe the smell of the ground after a rain. After I learn some chemistry skills that is.
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Speaking of great skills -
Memorable Quotes from Napoleon Dynamite (2004): "You know, like nunchuck skills, bowhunting skills, computer hacking skills... Girls only want boyfriends who have great skills."
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This site has some good stuff about The Best Smell Ever (v1.32) Here's a sample.
"Bean likes the smell of -
Oh totally LOVE that book smell...and new magazine smell. *ahem* Reply
* Lavender (many, many stars for this one)
* rain
* chocolate
* coffe
* ok, food in general
* that old smell that some buildings have...ya know, when its all dark and quiet.....you can practically feel the dust settling on you as you walk....and the walls are creaking and moaning..........*Shiver*
* the decay-y smell of forests
* Mushrooms
* Paint
* Fresh bread earns another point!
* Ironed clothes
* black tea
Bean"
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Howstuffworks "What causes the smell after rain?"
The word of the day awhile back was petrichor, the pleasant smell that accompanies the first rain after a dry spell. Probably won't be using the word petrichor too much in conversation but I love the thought it conveys.
I've got to be begging off now. So I'll say good night to you and wish you a great Friday kind and gentle reader.
