It’s true-I admire many varieties of olfactory experience, and welcome them all.NOW, I yearn for communion with the season of brilliant melancholy, abundant harvest, home, and quiet reflection
[They enrich my life immeasurably!]
Thank you to Anya for organizing such a brave endeavor. Merci Anya’s Garden, JoAnne Bassett Perfumes, Providence Perfumes, Lord Jester, Bellyflowers, A Wing & a Prayer, Ascent Perfumes, & One Seed Company for your generous support of CaFleureBon and a shout out to our fellow bloggers
Senior Editor Ida Meister has been wearing Aftelier Perfumes since they debuted, and was the the first to review Honey Blossom, a FiFi finalist in 2011
It’s hard writing pictures of people – I wrote this piece several months ago for a Boston celebration while the rest of us were celebrating Tax Day. It defines my father better than anything else I could add. So – Here it is and if it’s true that his rather difficult children turned out like him…. well…color us honored.
Da wears no scent. Never did.
Just an aura of tobacco smoke and Gillette Foamy sometimes tear gas or cordite. A patriot wants, above all, peace.
Patriots are away from home a lot. They miss birthdays, broken bones, measles, and tonsils. He told me in a letter that somewhere in Russia another little girl’s father was doing the same thing for the same reason.
When I heard that M. Duchoufour created Parfums MDCI Belle Helene I thought it would smell like the dessert created by Auguste Escoffier. Of course there is a reason I am Mark Behnke, a reviewer& Bertrand Duchaufour is, well, Bertrand Duchaufou
