WHAT DOES LIFE SMELL LIKE?
WHAT DOES LIFE SMELL LIKE? CAUTION – The following words contain many descriptions that may or may not affect those who suffer from severe airborne allergies I have always been emotionally moved by smells. From sweet babies to cinnamon toast. From air fresheners to laundry detergents. From Christmas trees to bakeries. I love entering a house where someone is cooking. I once read that frying an onion as you begin to prepare dinner makes everyone anticipate that something good is happening in the kitchen. It always works on Martin, but after that great introduction to a feast, he is probably confused when I serve leftovers and cooked onions. A side note – the pre-dinner aroma buildup is negated by the smell of burning bacon. I don’t love the smell of apple juice. When I was a young mother and apple juice was a regular staple for infants, Stephanie drank it a lot. And, being a baby, she spit it up a lot. Her clothes and mine often carried that pungent scent. And my nose/brain ...
