08/25/2021

Turbobean
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Turbobean
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Sister Anna and her fragrance
The day after the first surgery of my life, a group of three nurses came into the hospital room. Good morning, I am nurse Anna, have you slept well? Please take a temperature, blood pressure, pulse, empty the drain, medication and so on.
Oops! What was that? A lovely scent reached my nose. Not too much, just right. Something oriental. Patchouli and a touch of sweetness. No wait, there was freshness too. Oh, how good that smelled! I guessed one of the grooms. Good taste, mate!
I took a deep breath. Several times. Nurse Anna, a young, pleasant and pretty Eastern European woman, asked me anxiously if I was having breathing problems. No, I said, someone just smells very good here.
Nurse Anna blushed massively and said it must be her. She tried in vain to maintain professional composure, and not show her delight.
A day later, I took heart and asked her to tell me which fragrance it was that she was wearing again today. Without further ado, she told me Coco Mademoiselle.
I couldn't believe my ears. Coco Mademoiselle is floral, fresh and somewhat sweet, but has no oriental influences. The Intense version, she added. Aha! Now it made sense. Indeed: the freshness of her fragrance had something of the typical, unmistakable floral Mademoiselle freshness that I also know from Gris Dior and from the Oltremare EdT. But here, the freshness was dominated by sweet, warm notes. Every time the door was open and Sister Anna was around, a subtle whiff of her scent floated into my room. The durability seemed to be right, anyway.
As I said, at first I thought it was the scent of one of the young nurses. That would have fit quite well. But the community assessment is:
Ladies 52%, Older 26%, Younger 22%, (a not entirely logical split).
In a nutshell, ladies 100%, gentlemen 0%.
Prevents possibly the naming a classification as a fragrance that men can also wear?
In any case, I will have a bottling sent to me to find out whether the fragrance is not yet suitable for a gentleman like me. From the designation "Mademoiselle" I can not be deterred in any case. Would be even nicer ...
Thank you for everything, Sister Anna :-)
Oops! What was that? A lovely scent reached my nose. Not too much, just right. Something oriental. Patchouli and a touch of sweetness. No wait, there was freshness too. Oh, how good that smelled! I guessed one of the grooms. Good taste, mate!
I took a deep breath. Several times. Nurse Anna, a young, pleasant and pretty Eastern European woman, asked me anxiously if I was having breathing problems. No, I said, someone just smells very good here.
Nurse Anna blushed massively and said it must be her. She tried in vain to maintain professional composure, and not show her delight.
A day later, I took heart and asked her to tell me which fragrance it was that she was wearing again today. Without further ado, she told me Coco Mademoiselle.
I couldn't believe my ears. Coco Mademoiselle is floral, fresh and somewhat sweet, but has no oriental influences. The Intense version, she added. Aha! Now it made sense. Indeed: the freshness of her fragrance had something of the typical, unmistakable floral Mademoiselle freshness that I also know from Gris Dior and from the Oltremare EdT. But here, the freshness was dominated by sweet, warm notes. Every time the door was open and Sister Anna was around, a subtle whiff of her scent floated into my room. The durability seemed to be right, anyway.
As I said, at first I thought it was the scent of one of the young nurses. That would have fit quite well. But the community assessment is:
Ladies 52%, Older 26%, Younger 22%, (a not entirely logical split).
In a nutshell, ladies 100%, gentlemen 0%.
Prevents possibly the naming a classification as a fragrance that men can also wear?
In any case, I will have a bottling sent to me to find out whether the fragrance is not yet suitable for a gentleman like me. From the designation "Mademoiselle" I can not be deterred in any case. Would be even nicer ...
Thank you for everything, Sister Anna :-)
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