It’s Hump Day, Star Trek Day and International Literacy Day. What fragrance are you wearing?
I’m in mixed Merveilles (Eau Claire des Merveilles layered over Eau des Merveilles) and I’m off on a short family visit, again — posting will probably be light over the next few days.
Reminder: 9/10 is Karl Lagerfeld’s birthday…
A spot for the Grand Tour collection from Diptyque (see Kyoto, Venise and Paris, plus there are home fragrances items for Miliès and Byblos).
Yves Rocher will launch My Vanilla Garden, a new limited edition fragrance for Holiday 2021…
It’s Tuesday and National Beer Lovers Day. What fragrance are you wearing?
I’m commando for a quick doctor appointment this morning, and drinking a cup of Upton Season’s Pick Jin Jun Mei black tea.
Reminder: 9/10 is Karl Lagerfeld’s birthday…
“This is pretty exciting, as it is the first clear demonstration of hummingbirds using their sense of smell alone to make foraging decisions and avoid contact with potentially dangerous insects at a flower or feeder,” said senior author Dr. Erin Wilson Rankin, a researcher in the Department of Entomology at the University of California, Riverside.
— Read more in Hummingbirds Use Sense of Smell to Make Foraging Decisions: Study at Sci News. (You can find the original paper here.)