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Aroma Therapy
A scent that can ease anxiety, promote a sensation of security, calmness and control in an uncomfortable situation.
The View From North Central Idaho
Ramblings on explosives, guns, politics, and sex by a redneck Idaho farm boy who became a software engineer living near Seattle.
“America’s last fiame”?
I’m pretty sure it is supposed to be “flame”.
Also good, Hoppe’s. And local oil wells don’t exactly smell good, but they sure do smell like jobs.
My doctor noticed a heart murmur and is being appropriately non committal during the wait for the echo cardiogram. Since I seem to have not other symptoms there is not much to do about it till we have test results. She said I should go do things I find relaxing and avoid freaking out (my words.) I am not sure how she would have reacted to me planning a weekend of sighting in rifles and testing reloads. So far it has been a relaxing weekend. She was probably thinking motorcycle rides and maybe getting a replacement cat or cats for the one I put down last week. It is nice to finally have sunny day at the range. I might do the other stuff.
The smell of burnt cordite ranks right up there with the smell of napalm in the morning and Hoppe’s #9
I’m at the point where even the stinky powder from the Remington stingers that won’t feed in my Buckmark would be enjoyable.
A little Recoil Therapy along with the Aromatherapy is in order.