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Notes11/15/2020
Stefanu155
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Early and grin
In the past, when I still did that, I sometimes wrote regular perfume comments on my regular S-Bahn ride. Difficult now in Covid times, because the control sniffer on my wrist could get me in trouble in front of the possible control sniffer or at least cause the unwillingness of other passengers, so, I'd better leave that until I feel unseen.
So, green-fresh for now, not surprisingly. Ah, lily of the valley, clearly. What does the pyramid say about my impression? Nothing.
Lily of the valley says nothing, Rosyfolia says nothing, but that doesn't tell me anything. I read and learn that this fragrance is supposed to smell similar to my lily of the valley. So very similar, I would like to say here. Pretty much the same, you could say. I'm glad I could verify that. It is difficult, when you look out of the window you should see November according to the calendar, which is just like the beginning of October, but even that would be no time for lilies of the valley...
I now have to overcome some metaphorical hurdles or scratch curves to get back to perfume.
Lilies of the valley are poisonous, like...well? Vipers for example
So this viper stuns its potential victims with a small but sufficient dose of lily of the valley poison, snakes into the higher grass to wait there hidden the effect. So it soaps them, its candidates, the ingenious snake. Sure, soapy things come into the conversation here, and now beyond that my S-Bahn finally arrives and I have to act in reality for a moment. Sit down. So. On with the green Viper. What did they want to achieve with the poisonous title? Whoever is looking for something suitable for the title will be disappointed, whoever is looking for something else would not choose a green Viper. Either way, it won't work. It smells fresh, green, flowery and soapy here - I think I'm unseen at the moment and quickly sniff through the fabric mask - yes, that's right. A subtle astringency protects against flowery pomposity or opulence and leaves the whole thing in spring.
And what's with the snake? I feel like Eva in that weird garden, I don't think much of it...
So, green-fresh for now, not surprisingly. Ah, lily of the valley, clearly. What does the pyramid say about my impression? Nothing.
Lily of the valley says nothing, Rosyfolia says nothing, but that doesn't tell me anything. I read and learn that this fragrance is supposed to smell similar to my lily of the valley. So very similar, I would like to say here. Pretty much the same, you could say. I'm glad I could verify that. It is difficult, when you look out of the window you should see November according to the calendar, which is just like the beginning of October, but even that would be no time for lilies of the valley...
I now have to overcome some metaphorical hurdles or scratch curves to get back to perfume.
Lilies of the valley are poisonous, like...well? Vipers for example
So this viper stuns its potential victims with a small but sufficient dose of lily of the valley poison, snakes into the higher grass to wait there hidden the effect. So it soaps them, its candidates, the ingenious snake. Sure, soapy things come into the conversation here, and now beyond that my S-Bahn finally arrives and I have to act in reality for a moment. Sit down. So. On with the green Viper. What did they want to achieve with the poisonous title? Whoever is looking for something suitable for the title will be disappointed, whoever is looking for something else would not choose a green Viper. Either way, it won't work. It smells fresh, green, flowery and soapy here - I think I'm unseen at the moment and quickly sniff through the fabric mask - yes, that's right. A subtle astringency protects against flowery pomposity or opulence and leaves the whole thing in spring.
And what's with the snake? I feel like Eva in that weird garden, I don't think much of it...
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