01/11/2021
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New Year's Eve 2020
Fireworks ban. That pleases main fire chief Kunze. After numerous operations in the pre-Christmas period with burning Advent wreaths and various apartment fires on the holidays, since many Christmas enthusiasts swear to this day on real candles on the Christmas tree, the cozy firefighter hopes for the turn of the year finally times a little calmer than usual. Without firecrackers and rockets, it must finally work.
But far from it. It is just 22 clock, there is a first fire reported. At the Schulzes, a family with several small children. When the firefighters with loud siren in their fire truck to move, however, offers a very different picture. There is a large fire basket in the family's garden. Wood is being burned and there is a lot of smoke. The garden is filled with the smell of burning wood, but otherwise Kunze can't make out any other source of fire. But wait, what is that? From the living room, from which the young son is just coming with more logs, an intense smell of incense is coming through. The curious fire-fighting team quickly found the cause. Smoking men are burning in the living room and father Schulze is also smoking various resins, which have a pleasant sweet smell. The smell of blackberry jam is also coming from the kitchen. Mrs. Schulze and the daughter cook the delicious, fruity spread. "There's nothing else you can do," sighs the housewife. "Firecrackers and rockets are forbidden, as is lead casting, so we just cook jam. It's fun for the kids and tasty for dessert."
Kunze also gets a jar of the freshly made jam as a gift from the Schulze family. He and his people don't even notice where the time has gone. All of a sudden it is midnight. Mrs. Schulze quickly brings a little glass of fruit decco with elderberries, non-alcoholic of course. At the fire basket in the garden, from which the flames now blaze all the more vigorously, the Schulzes toast the new year with the firemen. Thus nevertheless a to some extent calm year end, is pleased main fire chief Kunze. Prosit New Year!
Blackmail by Kerosene combines the aromas of burning and smoky wood with a sweet berry scent. Added to this is a subtle, resinous amber note. In the charisma, the fragrance is wonderfully pleasantly sweet and cuddly. If you get closer to the wearer, you notice the intense smoky notes. Once again, one for the main firebrand, this Kerosene. Fans of Broken Theories, who are open to a sweeter berry note, should also have their pleasure in this fragrance.
Many thanks to Medianus1976 for the sample.
But far from it. It is just 22 clock, there is a first fire reported. At the Schulzes, a family with several small children. When the firefighters with loud siren in their fire truck to move, however, offers a very different picture. There is a large fire basket in the family's garden. Wood is being burned and there is a lot of smoke. The garden is filled with the smell of burning wood, but otherwise Kunze can't make out any other source of fire. But wait, what is that? From the living room, from which the young son is just coming with more logs, an intense smell of incense is coming through. The curious fire-fighting team quickly found the cause. Smoking men are burning in the living room and father Schulze is also smoking various resins, which have a pleasant sweet smell. The smell of blackberry jam is also coming from the kitchen. Mrs. Schulze and the daughter cook the delicious, fruity spread. "There's nothing else you can do," sighs the housewife. "Firecrackers and rockets are forbidden, as is lead casting, so we just cook jam. It's fun for the kids and tasty for dessert."
Kunze also gets a jar of the freshly made jam as a gift from the Schulze family. He and his people don't even notice where the time has gone. All of a sudden it is midnight. Mrs. Schulze quickly brings a little glass of fruit decco with elderberries, non-alcoholic of course. At the fire basket in the garden, from which the flames now blaze all the more vigorously, the Schulzes toast the new year with the firemen. Thus nevertheless a to some extent calm year end, is pleased main fire chief Kunze. Prosit New Year!
Blackmail by Kerosene combines the aromas of burning and smoky wood with a sweet berry scent. Added to this is a subtle, resinous amber note. In the charisma, the fragrance is wonderfully pleasantly sweet and cuddly. If you get closer to the wearer, you notice the intense smoky notes. Once again, one for the main firebrand, this Kerosene. Fans of Broken Theories, who are open to a sweeter berry note, should also have their pleasure in this fragrance.
Many thanks to Medianus1976 for the sample.
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