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Look at the description of the scent of a bottle of perfume or cologne. What notes does the maker list? Include each of these words in a scene or story.
For example, if a fragrance is described as smelling like black truffle, orchid, and plum, your story might include a black cat, a garden, and plums for breakfast.
Post your response (500 words or fewer) in the comments below.
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