欧宝娱乐

“I'm in my 40s and I'm constantly surprised by how much my childhood still plays a part in my life.”
― Sara Sheridan

“So the smells I associate with the Elders are freshly cut garden flower arrangements- roses, lilac and endless sweet peas and the foug猫re hints of random greenery lavishly added to the vases, in the Constance Spry style.
Also, modest shop-bought flowers, particularly daffodils, tulips and freesias, which are such an economical way to brighten a room for that thrifty generation.

My scents for the elders are:
Lavender by Yardley
Blue Grass by Elizabeth Arden
Rose in Wonderland by Atkinsons
Femme by Rochas
Ostara by Penhaligon's
Tweed by Lenth茅ric (A mention of this elicited a big response at the event; it seemed all the women had worn it at some time and had happy associations with it. I do wish they would re-release it in the original tweed-fabric effect box.)

The men in this age group are the last of the true British gentlemen, so especially for them:

Old Spice
St Johns Bay Rum by St Johns Fragrance Company
Royal Mayfair by Creed”
― Maggie Alderson, The Scent of You

“We were reaching that age when all the stuff that had once seemed so far off was bearing down on us with inevitable dread and wonder.”
― Amy Weinland Daughters, You Cannot Mess This Up: A True Story That Never Happened

“My young agony was the funny part; it made me smile as I drove. Twenty years ago I鈥檇 been in my twenties; twenty years from now I鈥檇 be in my sixties. I was no closer to being sixty-five than twenty-five, but since time moved forward, not backward, sixty-five was tomorrow and twenty-five was moot. I didn鈥檛 think a lot about death, but I was getting ready to. I understood that death was coming and that all my current preoccupations were kind of na茂ve; I still operated as if I could win somehow. Not the vast and total winning I had hoped for in the previous decades, but a last chance to get it together before winter came, my final season.”
― Miranda July, All Fours