03/10/2019
Morgaina
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Mr. Marmalade or Sir Jam
A nature boy who liked to hang around in the forest and yet a Lord of Queen's Grace, that was him, Sir Jam(ie). He was always surrounded by a hint of sweet berry jam, strawberry, raspberry, he loved them all.evil tongues claimed to have seen remains of it in his beard both after breakfast and the 5 o'clock tea.
Today he was again not fast enough, the sun was shining and he was in such a hurry after the morning meal that his butler could just rip the jam-covered napkin off his neck when he stormed out. Spring at last! He wanted to go out into the forest, pick violets for Lady Sara, his beloved, look after the wild bees, if honeycombs were already present and of course to make a little fire to do some illegal slash-and-burn. (His forest had stupidly been declared a nature reserve)
The violets were plucked quickly, while trying to extract their honey from the wild bees, he had to climb the lime tree, unfortunately the branch broke under its fullness. "Maybe a little less Jam, dear Jamie," he smiled at himself. He turned the branch into a crutch and limped off.
"So now a little fire, so that this will soon be a little bit more for me", said and done. Only such a country squire is not necessarily a specialist in making fire. Wet fir wood is hardly suitable, but luckily there was still the linden branch from the previous bee adventure. Together with the damp wood smoked and stank the orderdlich, the green of the spring-like nature to it, his beard after strawberry jam slightly smelling, the inserted honeycomb in the jacket pocket, - he was blissfully like a small boy.
"Meadow & Fir" is an organic perfume oil, starts with sweet marmalade and then quickly turns into a fiercely fiery fire and a lot of smoke, apparently conifers play along here. Again and again jams and honey come through, but the fire never goes out. The natural scent has something of a room scent or essential oil that wobbles in the water bowl with the well-known tea light. For me this is the best fragrance out of the line I have tried so far (thanks to Fluxit at this point). Still, the Phoenix Botanicals brand and I don't get pretty warm with each other.
Today he was again not fast enough, the sun was shining and he was in such a hurry after the morning meal that his butler could just rip the jam-covered napkin off his neck when he stormed out. Spring at last! He wanted to go out into the forest, pick violets for Lady Sara, his beloved, look after the wild bees, if honeycombs were already present and of course to make a little fire to do some illegal slash-and-burn. (His forest had stupidly been declared a nature reserve)
The violets were plucked quickly, while trying to extract their honey from the wild bees, he had to climb the lime tree, unfortunately the branch broke under its fullness. "Maybe a little less Jam, dear Jamie," he smiled at himself. He turned the branch into a crutch and limped off.
"So now a little fire, so that this will soon be a little bit more for me", said and done. Only such a country squire is not necessarily a specialist in making fire. Wet fir wood is hardly suitable, but luckily there was still the linden branch from the previous bee adventure. Together with the damp wood smoked and stank the orderdlich, the green of the spring-like nature to it, his beard after strawberry jam slightly smelling, the inserted honeycomb in the jacket pocket, - he was blissfully like a small boy.
"Meadow & Fir" is an organic perfume oil, starts with sweet marmalade and then quickly turns into a fiercely fiery fire and a lot of smoke, apparently conifers play along here. Again and again jams and honey come through, but the fire never goes out. The natural scent has something of a room scent or essential oil that wobbles in the water bowl with the well-known tea light. For me this is the best fragrance out of the line I have tried so far (thanks to Fluxit at this point). Still, the Phoenix Botanicals brand and I don't get pretty warm with each other.
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