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mmmm. Is that bug spray I smell??


I have a small love of Bath and Body Works. But, it is small, and limited - I loooooove their Aromatherapy Sensuality (Jasmine Vanilla). This has been my favorite scent since...well since my old favorite Moonlight Path. I don't use it every day, but sometimes I just NEED it. It makes me feel good, relaxed....just, well, sensual.
So as I have said, J's family was visiting last week. One of the nights of their visit, after I had freshly showered, I felt that I was in desperate need of a dose of Jasmine Vanilla. Afterwards, I went out and joined our guests as we were preparing for bed, and as J and I talked to his mom she said "Did one of you put on some bug spray?"
I looked confused for a moment and shook my head no, as J peered at me from the corner of his eye. Then I got it. It was my lotion! I fessed up, which totally made my mother-in-law appologize profusely, and say "Oh no. No. I was thinking that if it was bug spray, it smelled really nice." I smile at her politely and she starts again "No that's not what I mean. I mean....Oh, I'm sorry. It smells nice."


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Sharon said…
LOL! Hey Melissa and Richelle and I are scapbooking during the day occassionally. If you want to come and bring the kiddo's sometime Let me know. By the way, the miss. have been transferred.
XO
August 18, 2009 at 5:29 AM
M said…
Hahaha! I love this.
August 26, 2009 at 11:27 AM
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