perfumery: What a pity

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Thursday, January 05, 2006

What a pity

I have just realized that Luca Turin put his blog on indefinite hold.

I will miss it; I loved to read his posts, the sometimes sharp comments to his posts and the witty replies. What a pity!

I would like to thank you, Luca, very much, for your post about my perfume, for many hours of pure reading pleasure and many thoughts that inspired my work.

5 Comments:

Anonymous said...: Mmmmmm, makes you think....; 7:51 AM
Anonymous said...: And for those of us who know, dear Prince...well, a big uh oh! LOL ;-); 9:05 AM
andy said...: Dear Anya
uh ok?!
Dear Barry, well, it makes me think,too....; 10:06 PM
Qwendy said...: Andy, I completely share your sentiments, I totally enjoyed all of the conversation, whichever turn it took. I much preferred Perfume Notes thoughts and occasional dramas to those on any other medium. We're lucky to have you!; 11:27 PM
andy said...: Dear Qwendy
at least we have his blog as pdf left. For future reference and for a thorough reading of his posts and the many comments.....
http://www.flexitral.com/research/Blogtextweb.pdf; 12:01 AM