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MIKE TAYLOR: My nose remembers
Lilac. Fresh mown grass. A baby’s hair. Bacon. All these and countless more are answers folks typically give to the question: “What’s your favorite smell?” It’s not a question one gets asked often, but it does sometimes come up in conversation, or at least in cocktail party-type conversation, the sort that happens in a roomful of revelers you don’t know well and might therefore offend should you begin unboxing your opinions on politics or religi…
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MIKE TAYLOR: My nose remembers
Lilac. Fresh mown grass. A baby’s hair. Bacon. All these and countless more are answers folks typically give to the question: “What’s your favorite smell?” It’s not a question one gets asked often, but it does sometimes come up in conversation, or at least in cocktail party-type conversation, the sort that happens in a roomful of revelers you don’t know well and might therefore offend should you begin unboxing your opinions on politics or religi…
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