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About Me
- BitterGrace
- TN, United States
- My blogs will tell you everything you want to know, maybe more. If not, send me an email. I don't bite. Usually.
Some of my articles, essays, and interviews
- "Doll in Shadow" (Guernica)
- "Girl, Alone" (Nashville Scene)
- "in Search of Darkness" (NYT)
- "The Humanitarian's Dilemma" (Chapter 16)
- Blas Falconer interview
- Elizabeth Spencer interview
- Haitian Art / Q&A with Madison Smartt Bell
- John Updike interview
- Kay Ryan interview
- Margaret Atwood interview
- Mark Jarman interview
- Molly Peacock interview
- Richard Bausch interview
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Labels
- Poetry (369)
- Gallery of Antique Smut (230)
- Unscented reviews (68)
- One Sentence Perfume Reviews (66)
- Perfume (59)
- Bloviations (51)
- Blogging the Madinis (12)
- Poetry for the Dead (9)
- The Creep (9)
- Mystery of Musk (8)
- Monsters (7)
- Nio speaks (7)
- Random Rave (7)
- Real World Perfume (7)
- Beautiful Children (5)
- Hags (5)
- Scent made visible (5)
- Bring Out Your Dead: A Perfume Series (4)
- New Orleans (4)
- New York (4)
- Dolor of Autumn: A Perfume Series (2)
- Introductions (2)
Blog Archive
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2008
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January
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- Arrogance
- One Sentence Perfume Review: Tumulte, Christian La...
- Funny how none of the presidential candidates are ...
- Speaking of old music
- If you like early country music...
- Down in the dirt
- The Question
- The Madness
- What I found during the annual January scent binge
- The Happiness
- Have I blogged about these guys before?
- The sadness
- Guess the price
- Indecisive
- Tagore in word and image
- How does the chant go?
- A quote from Frederick Douglass, in honor of the day
- We're shocked, shocked...
- Music lessons
- More Lagniappe Oaks
- Junco sighting
- Lagniappe Oaks, finally
- One Sentence Perfume Review: Moss Breches, Tom For...
- Nio says, "Thank you verrry much"
- Monday is Meat Day
- Venus, Adonis and Cupid, Annibale Carracci, ca.1590
- For the flip side ...
- So much for keeping the homeland safe
- Nio's Quote of the Day
- She of the variably transliterated name
- It's a beautiful evening
- Donne on the dangers of sillage
- On the Road to Freedom
- The X Factor
- There are so few public figures to admire ...
- This is a disgusting post
- I'm not usually a joiner...
- In honor of our Music of the Moment (sorry, Leo)
- Boy crush
- In honor of the Huckabee victory
- Out in the cold
- Meet Michael Sims
- Umoja
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January
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Friends and Fellow Travelers
- Anya's Garden [natural perfumery]
- aromatisches Blog [perfume, of course, in German]
- Cafleurebon [online magazine devoted to perfume]
- Everything is interesting [great writing, a smorgasbord blog]
- Gubbinal ["Literature, cats, knitting,.."]
- Indie Perfumes [perfume and culture]
- Mossyloomings [great 'fume writing and other stuff]
- Notes from the Ledge ["perfume, fresh water, and other indulgences"]
- OlfactaRama [thought-provoking perfume blog]
- olivier Thereaux - Two Neurons and a Camera [original photography, poetry, musings. Go look]
- Perfume Posse [witty perfume criticism]
- Perfume Shrine [perfume for history lovers]
- Perfumum [artful musings on perfume]
- Phydeaux Speaks [politics and life, Carolina style]
- Punk Rock Perfume Party [pithy 'fume reviews, with an attitude]
- Shakesville (Shakespeare's Sister) [politics, etc.]
- Tea, Sympathy, and Perfume [beautifully eclectic]
- The Bleeding Heart Show [politics]
- wood s lot [eclectic, brainy, Canadian]
6 comments:
She's got beautiful wide shoulders!
Doesn't she? I love that, too. It's the reason I chose the painting.
Who needs the baby and Mr.Fancypants ?
My, my.
SIGH.
Gorgeous as always... (weren't they corpulent in those days?)
Of course, I noticed those beautiful white doves right off the bat. *wink* ;0
Dawn
Well, we're pretty corpulent these days, too! Actually, I love the way she's buxom but fairly slim-hipped. That's not a body type you see often in the porn of the 16th century.
I think those white doves wandered in from another painting, Dawn.
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