Thank you for introducing me to Nui Cobalt, I can't wait to try their oils. It's always wonderful to find a new house to fall in love with!

Hi Anessa!
Thank you so much for all the help you are with the research, I truly appreciate it. As much as I love my ginormous spreadsheet, having an online database with so much more is wonderful. I'm glad to see that you are adding many of the small nice houses which are bulking up my collection more as of late.
Tony

Hi Anessa, thank you so much for your recommendation to check out the smokers' thread. I greatly appreciate it! I am enjoying the use of Parfumo very much in my journey.
Thanks again for your warm welcome!
Dan

Hi Anessa, how have you been doing?
I just got a package of perfumes including three 5th avenues. I found the 75ml of 5th Avenue classic (yeah, soapy-floral), NYC Only (sweet-floral), and NYC Uptown (boozy-creamy) at a bargain price ... You can't imagine my surprise when I smelled them. Thank you so much for introducing me to these little gems, now I will try to get the others, for instance After Five.
Stay healthy, and keep in touch.
Gianluca
 

I wish you all the best for the incoming 2020! Have fun and stay always scented!

I'm late with my holiday greetings but HAPPY HOLIDAYS! I hope your 2020 is filled with joy, laughter and great scents!

Thanks very much Anessa. I have been very happy here :) :)

Thank you for your welcome! I'm so happy here, I love the site! Cheers!

And when I say 'thorough' music, this does not necessarily amount to being stuck up. Learning to enjoy Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, etc, has actually resulted in my enjoying ~Obsession~ by Animoto or ~Funky Town~ by Lips Inc all the more also; & likewise, learning to actually enjoy ~Diagilev~ by Roja Dove has actually helped me to enjoy ~Dot~ by Marc Jacobs, etc.

Glad you took it with goodwill, my implying that you might have a mental block. Thought as I wrote "this might be a tad bold"! But what you said about attributing personalities to perfumes is fascinating. I think I attribute personalities to them also, but probably not in so intense or concrete a way, I suspect. I think my best analogy is music, actually, and certainly, at least with °thorough° music - really seriously carefully constructed stuff, particularly classical, but not necessarily that only - ones perception is usually in the direction of increasing appreciation: learning to °get° the more technical & deeper pieces, and then that feeding back into perceiving anew some piece one already knows but has overlooked somewhat, etc. So ones °compass° of music is usually expanding - a contraction is a rare thing, I should think.