Amortentia--How would it smell to you?

[neeshaknowsall]

If you we're able to get a whiff of this love potion, how would it smell to you?

I think mine would be a mix of books, mud, and cinnamon.

[Ashley Jenner]

Old books, sugar cookies, and wood.
Or maybe Earl Grey tea instead of the cookies.
I honestly can't choose which is better.

[Manda Robertson]

Earl Grey FTW

[neeshaknowsall]

OMG CONCUR.

[Carly (a witty fool) K.]

Books, chineese food, popcorn....mmmm.

[Carly (a witty fool) K.]

And barnes and noble bookstore...it smells like books AND frappuccinos! That wasn't a typo, it's spelled with an f.

[Poland]

Used books, wet grass, vanilla

[Draskou]

Old books (the older, the better), fresh CD/DVD cases, a hot CD/DVD, hot electronics, new car, leather, engine grease, cloves, cinamon, fresh naval oranges, fresh cut grass, rain, soil, fresh cut cedar, oak, and pine, woodsmoke (not directly inhaled, of course), and dawn in the mountains. Of course, I don't think all of these smells would occur, just that the smells that do come would probably be from this pool. It's funny, but I don't like the smell of newspaper...it's just.....ugh >_> Maybe it's just the local materials, maybe it's just me, I don't know.

[Alex-stranger]

The smell of my fifth grade teacher's copy of The Fellowship of the Ring (Peanut butter and pine sap, and dirt), and fabric softener.

[Ashley]

old books, snapple iced tea, and biscuits. =D.

[Scribe]

books, leather, hay, rosewood, tea tree, cedar, clove...I like spicy smells.

[Kate]

bookshops, custard and warm spring rains.



perhaps not all together.

[Elizabeth]

dirt (rich.black dirt), oak or pinewood, vanilla, tea leaves (any kind), my mom's banana nutbread while it's still baking, and books (perferably old).