
On our balcony, Karen is in Tempo by Diptyque; I am in the classic Tubereuse by Le Jardin Retrouve.
Hot summer nights : I never want them to end.

On our balcony, Karen is in Tempo by Diptyque; I am in the classic Tubereuse by Le Jardin Retrouve.
Hot summer nights : I never want them to end.
Filed under B0RN TO BE TROPICAL, Flowers
Tagged as I DO ACTUALLY HAVE A DEGREE IN FRENCH BUT OFTEN HAVE TROUBLE ACCESSING THE ACUTE AND GRAVE ACCENTS ON MY PHONE OR COMPUTER WHICH IS HUGELY FRUSTRATING, I KNOW WHAT YOU WORE LAST SUMMER, LIVING IN THE MOMENT, PERFUME AND BEER, WHEN FRIENDS DROP BY OUT OF THE BLUE
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I never want summer to end either. However, summers seem to fly by quicker than the other seasons. It is September, so Fall is upon us.
I know !!! TOO SOON
Karen looks lovely. I want to be there with you guys!!!! My dream come true.
See you in a bit – you bring the wine : I am intrigued by your choice.
It might very well be a Pinot Noir from British Columbia. Goes well with most perfume.
How so? I love that idea but am oenologically ignorant
And yes : Karen is as intense as I am, living in Shanghai : the conversations are blistering
Perfect. I would just be the quiet older woman in the corner, inhaling it all.
As if!
In our province, Pinot Noir can a very rich, yet smooth, subtle and supple wine, low in the raspy tannins, intense oak and edgier flavours of a number of other B.C. reds that would clash or at least compete with perfumes, especially delicate ones.
Also would complement blistering conversation.
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