petrichor May 30, 2015May 28, 2015 / poetry and chocolate and books Petrichor is constructed from Greek, petra, meaning ‘stone’, + ichor, the fluid that flows in the veins of the gods in Greek mythology. -pcb Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Like Loading...
There is a word for that smell too. That is so cool. I do like the smell. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
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A lovely word! Celebrating a wonderful experience. Regards Thom.
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😀
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Very fine word…I knew the smell but not the word:)
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Now you do. 🙂
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There is a word for that smell too. That is so cool. I do like the smell.
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I love it too. My favorite. 😀
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that is a new addition to lexicon. Thank you 🙂
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😀
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Love the smell of rain!!!!!
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Its my favorite and the smell of petrol. 😛
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And White Out! – Love the smell of that stuff – don’t know why.
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And the old books? :F
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And the smell of old books. 😍
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Yes!!!! and soil, and old basements. Love that musty smell!!!!
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Why don’t they bottle em up, just why? 😦
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It’s a mystery I tell you.
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Hmph… 😦
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They should bottle it up and sell as perfumes. 😉
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They really should!!!!!
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Knowledge dropped!! (:
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I’ll take it. Sounds worth remembering.
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😀 It is.
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It coincides with the current situation…amazing climate here..
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Haha… tell the world about your favorite smell now. 😉
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Sure..;)
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