Smellfie
@landscapejudger
writing about fragrance
I mean, come on, just look at that grayest of gray VELVET BOW on the original bottle and you can understand why I seek it
hilarious emotional realness in the name of the support group I joined (and rec) for people who are caregivers to their aging, ailing, impossible parents
We have several of this one, run them ALL the time because if not, swamp. I feel like the Magician's Apprentice running around, emptying them; then they fill up again
The green of the Morocco kit -- I have feelings about it when its by itself but with red, WOW
help me describe the fragrance of the pink mimosa flowers which have just started fantastically blooming like flowers drawn by Dr. Seuss
if magnolia flowers' fragrance is "classic coastal grandma" the invasive pink mimosa powder puff fragrance is "coastal grandma in her boho era"
The *lilac* (thanks @eclamb.bsky.social) of Korean kits and the *turquoise* of the ref's shirt feels so 80s
Korea's kit color (sad Easter egg) and weird neckline (though I do like the contrasting pistachio-colored piping) is still better than Canada's:
"Traditional Dutch pants for men, historically worn in regions like Volendam in the early 1900s, are typically dark, baggy woolen trousers known as klepbroek"
anyone on here have a spindle and distaff collecting dust? because, yo, I am ready on Seminary Hill for another industrial revolution
They are so liquid Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1798–1861) made them into calligraphy. Here they spell "bonito." Image courtesy British Museum.