11.05.2008
Pine forest.
The inside of my new desk drawer at work smells like pine trees. I like to take a quick sniff when I open it and then close it quickly, I want to save it. It's plesant.
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This is like the perfume sample on my dresser and every book I open.
ReplyDeleteyour byline reads "to inspire and delight." and it does, ma cherie...oh indeed it does.
ReplyDeletei am the same way with papers that come out of the printer...i like to hold them close and then put them into my heavy duty clipboard so they stay warm.
the word i have to type to leave this note = adyle.