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- Paul
- Author of 1000 REAL ANSWERS - ENGLISH PHRASEBOOK & SELF-STUDY GUIDE. Co-author, with Silvia Rita Capursi, of the bilingual story for children and language-learning adults JIMMY SQUIRREL & THE CRAZY MARKET - JIMMY SCOIATTOLO E IL MERCATO MATTO (available also in English-German, JIMMY SQUIRREL & THE CRAZY MARKET - JIMMY EICHHÖRNCHEN UND DER VERRÜCKTE MARKT). Author of the novel THE WOODEN-LEGGED ELEPHANT, Amazon KDP (published in Italian, as DIO NON STA BENE, by Le Bolle Blu Edizioni, 2010). Author of MISERY PUSS - MICIO MUSONE (ExtremaThule Edizioni), a two-language story for 4- to 6-year-olds.
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I like the salty smell of the sea and most of all I love how babies smell when the're just born.
ReplyDeleteStefania
I love the smell of my home especially when I come back from a travel!
ReplyDeleteAdriana
I like the smell of the wood that burns with inside the mandarin's hull..
ReplyDeleteI love the smell of the spring...It is an abstract smell,almost imperceptible but announces the beautiful season
ReplyDeleteAdry
(Sorry,today I am a bit "poetic"...!!)
I think maritime pines during Summer have a wonderful scent, but, even if I seem strange, I also like the smell of organic tissue burnt by sulphurous acid...
ReplyDeleteI like the boiled chestnut's smell on Sunday at the beginning of the Autumn in small streets of the storic center in little town.
ReplyDeleteMaria
Wow! This question seems to have brought out the poet in everybody! I feel bad even suggesting corrections:
ReplyDeleteStefania: ("they're")
Adriana: ("from my travels" or "from a trip")
Francesca: ("...wood and mandarin skins burning.")
Adry: (I would put a comma after "imperceptible")
Anonymous: you do seem strange, but I'm sure someone somewhere knows what you mean :)
Maria: ("the smell of roasting chestnuts"; "the small streets of the historic centres of little towns") Or do they really "boil" the chestnuts in your town?
The smell of Wisteria, followed by the humming of bees and hornets around it...
ReplyDeleteI love the smell of wet ground, the smell of the persons I love, the soft and imperceptible smells.
ReplyDeleteGabriella