I don't plan to post anything until I'm back from my San Francisco trip on the 11th, and it may be a few days before I get around to it even then, with catch-up to do after leaving the orchids in the care of a house-sitter.
To provide a little fun and games to brighten up your summer, I'd like to set up a contest. It goes like this:
In the two years that this blog has been in existence, what are the 5 posts that have received the most page views? Frankly, I was surprised when I checked. The person who comes closest to guessing will get a BIG gift package full of fragrant surprises. The second place person will get a medium box of fragrant surprises, and third place will get a little box of the same. If no one guesses any of them, I'll start giving clues to aid in the treasure hunt, and it will be over when it's over, i.e., when there are three people who correctly guess at least one to three of the most "popular" posts.
Over and out.
[Roulette photo from Wikimedia]
Thursday, July 5, 2012
A CONTEST WHILE I'M OUT OF TOWN
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I would have to say Mystery Perfume Brief, March1, 2011. Gail
ReplyDeleteOr maybe Happy Mother's day, May 14, 2012?
ReplyDeleteI will guess these five: Nature of Creativity, Myth of Eternal Growth, Ambroxan, Lilith Effect, Aerangus Fatuoso. Gail
ReplyDeleteCongrats on two years of blogging! As I skimmed the posts, I realized I need to go back and read the ones I've missed. There is wonderful writing in them!
ReplyDeleteMy guesses are: Ambroxan, Art and Not a Perfume; The Mystery Perfume Brief; The Lilith Effect; Labdanum and How Do You Like Your Samples.
Enjoy yourself at the show!
TaffyJ
What about Random Reviews: Orange Blossom, Lavender and Green Things, The Orchid Show, April 16, 2012, Cattleya Intermedia, The Fragrant Cockelshell and The New Perfumes: Emergence.
ReplyDeleteThe Lilith effect
ReplyDeleteThe mystery perfume brief
Happy Mother's day
The nature of Creativity
Spring Drawing for samples of natural materials
Am I wrong? ;)
Celina
I would guess something not necessarily perfume related
ReplyDeleteTaxing, tipping and transparency
The need for luxury
Making natural perfumes affordable
Ambroxan, Art and not a perfume
The road to no nonsense perfumes
Thanks for this fun game Ellen,
Yash
Hello, here are my guesses...
ReplyDeleteAmber and fossilized amber
Magnificent magnolias
Myrrh and mushrooms
Gardening by the moon
Kyphi- round one
Hope your trip was amazing.
Thank you,
Zen
My guesses (in no particular order) are:
ReplyDeleteJAR Perfume reviews July 22, 2011
Perfume and the Asch Phenomenon, August 3, 2011
On Learning Perfumery, December 8, 2011
Making Natural Perfumes Affordable, January 14, 2012
Dawamesk, May 27, 2011.
Not to say that these are *my* favourites. Those would be the ones on your own scents and your rants.
Hope you had a great success at the Artisan Show.
-- Lindaloo
Lindaloo, I'm glad to hear that somebody likes my rants! I'm sure not everyone does. You (or any other reader) can still add your guesses based on the clues and the list of correct choices so far. That way, you'd be in the running for third place.
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