Showing posts with label smell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label smell. Show all posts
13 May, 2012
Nag Champa
Add this guy to the "stuff that smells really great" column (I assume you've all drawn up a column for smells somewhere in your exercise books). Nag Champa incense sticks. Boom.
Nag Champa. It only does one thing, but it does it well. That's the greatest attribute a thing can have: being a no-nonsense, up-the-guts, straight shooter. And that's Nag Champa all the way, bro. Get some, burn it, then hang out. That's all there is to it.
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incense,
no nonsense,
smell,
smelling,
smells really great,
straight shooter,
up the guts
04 March, 2010
Hey everyone! Synesthesia!!!
Ok, so Synesthesia is really, really cool. Basically; its a neurological condition which people experience a secondary sensory response to an event that normally, would only elicit a response from a single sense.
Ok, that sentence kind of sucked, so here we go with a more specific description. "Feeling light waves touch your skin" - not heat, light. "Reading/writing in Colour"... "Hearing phantom music when the wind blows over you" - shit like that.
People that have this, think of the world in such incredible ways. Its like some sort of awesome "gift from god" or some shit. And the people with this condition sometimes only discover they're experiencing life any differently until it comes up in conversation! Cool.
Why doesn't everything engage the senses at a higher level? It would be so awesome and enjoyable (for a while, at least).
Ok, that sentence kind of sucked, so here we go with a more specific description. "Feeling light waves touch your skin" - not heat, light. "Reading/writing in Colour"... "Hearing phantom music when the wind blows over you" - shit like that.
People that have this, think of the world in such incredible ways. Its like some sort of awesome "gift from god" or some shit. And the people with this condition sometimes only discover they're experiencing life any differently until it comes up in conversation! Cool.
Why doesn't everything engage the senses at a higher level? It would be so awesome and enjoyable (for a while, at least).
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colour,
incredible,
senses,
sensory overload,
sight,
smell,
sound,
synesthesia,
taste,
touch
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