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This scent reminds me of my father's wood-paneled office, where he sat laboriously at his curved heavy desk.

Even the two elegant outer office ladies intimidated me a little - but gave me a sense of importance when they announced me by phone, like a distinguished guest.

Strange how the ambience affects one, I was after all " only " visiting my father.

Although I always stranger in his office the first minutes - everything nevertheless radiated such a solidity and competence - I was gladly there.

My father demonstratively cleared away the papers and leisurely lit a good Havana cigar.
He selected it from a fine wooden box - a humidor, I learned, cut it, gently twisted it between his fingers, moistened the mouthpiece, and finally lit it.

It was an almost contemplative ritual, and signaled to me that he was now taking time off from work - and was there entirely for me.

From boss, he morphed back into my father, with whom I could joke - but also pour my heart out.

And this cultivated atmosphere is also conveyed by the fragrance.
The woody notes mixed with the tobacco seem very masculine, but in a gentle way - as my father was also a subtle man.

The blue-gray swath of cigars that floated through the room punctuated our conversations.

Cuba has brought these precious moments back to my mind, - and I hope that Peter has good Havannas in store for my " Pa "

Initially, I had a hard time with the Urstern - the scent was too ubiquitous for me.

But then I remembered the term " swarm intelligence " and had to admit that so many wearers can not be wrong.

Angel also scored with me - and I did not stop at his flankers.
So today I discovered croisiere and dug into my knowledge of French.
Croi ... Croi something with a cross?
Or a cross?

The hubby said impatiently, it was in any case a " cross " so long here in the store to stand around - most likely a " cruise " is meant.

I am perplexed by his powers of deduction, and have to stand still for a little while, completely absorbed in the memories of my cruises with my dear father.
She was as dazzling as the iridescent star.

We especially enjoyed our stays in the Bord Perfumery, where my Pa and I could linger forever.
That variety of bottles and fragrances was downright heavenly.
And the best part was that we gave each other our opinions of each fragrance.

And this shining star would have pleased my father, too.
It shines pale pink like the soft magnolia, mildly doused in fig milk, with the melting praline to boot. Yummy !
Patch makes a noble frame.

This cruise is lightly swaying on calm seas.

I hope to see my father cruising through the clouds on an imposing four-master.
Always a hand's breadth of water under the keel

My great aunt loved to wear Courreges fashions - plus the flashy Courreges hats.
I always liked her outfit because it was original, and stood out from the crowd.
Although I was still a child, I remembered the term " Courreges " , because I wanted to dress later also once so exclusive.

But unfortunately I was financially not as softly bedded as Aunt Gretchen - and so I made do with the fragrances of these labels.

Mini skirts, however, I could afford - there I am with the title " Mini Jupe " d'accord.
I think of my " hot rags " I liked to wear - and which dressed me well.
But hot and sexy is not the fragrance.
Rather cool and level-headed.

He reminds me more of a transparent dress in India look, which blows me in the summer cooling.

The mandarin and grapefruit keep the delicate fragrance aquatic, and it still cheats a quiet chamomile tone in addition.
This little dress is relaxed and relaxing to boot.
Jasmine and orange blossom seem bright and summery - but could also fit a white blanket of snow.
Sandal nestles the " mini skirt " confidentially against the skin.
Coconut and hazelnut I can not discover.

A sympathetic mild fragrance gossamer, which reminds me of a delicate veil - and is well wearable every day.

There are moments when I would like to shoot the hubby into orbit - and I guess he sometimes has this wish for me, too.

But against the " dream prince " of my friend he is straight from pure gold.

He doesn't count the calories in my mouth, and I can talk on the phone when and with whom I want.
I also watch what I want on TV, and my perfume purchases are tolerated with a bitter mine.
These are " freedoms " that are not granted to my girlfriend.

These facts put my hubby in perspective to be a downright lucky man.

Speaking of gold and perfume purchases - today I discovered Oscar de la Renta gold - and with my gilded thoughts in mind, I bought it blind.
My intuition had not deceived me, and my positive associations were rewarded.
Oscar's gold is so soft and truly seems golden.

A delicate citrusy start combines with a velvety rose, caressing my nose.
The iris overpowers the whole and gently enters patch.
Jasmine brightens the gold and vanilla adds subtle sweetness.

A lovely round scent that goes along with my positive thoughts.

Maybe you should always buy fragrances in a positive mood?

... in my cottage.

Today I was allowed to leave the hospital - and although I had a single room there, I feel my private dwelling is as fancy as Buckingham Palace.

The bed welcomes me with a Schlaraffia mattress - and I can eat when and what I want.
The cook in the clinic seemed to have been heavily in love, because his food was above all - salty.

I look at my furniture - and find it so what beautiful!
The cuddly sofa is also a blessing.

Now a good scent would still be appropriate.

I rummage in my " wonder bag " - and find Jacomo Le Parfum.
I already house Silences EdT and Purple - and very much like.
And Le Parfum can certainly keep up.

Surprising that no comment has been written so far.

This exceptional fragrance still emphasizes the luxury of my " cottage ".
A fruity start of peach and bergamot comes softly to me, replaced by noble roses and bright jasmine.
The tangerine provides transparency - creamy accompanied by sandal and delicately sweet vanilla.
Musk goes in the elegant direction - while Le Parfum remains casual.

The right fragrance to relax - on my " sofa universe ".

He will also accompany me on my Schlaraffia - perhaps to the Schlaraffen Land.