Amy, I'm sure Miss Jicky will play nice when you finally do come to Paris! I tried to get her to pose with the paper slips, but she wasn't staying still, so I caught her in a more relaxed moment...
I am a writer and translator based in Ottawa, as well as the perfume editor for Citizen K and a writer for NEZ, the olfactive magazine. My book The Perfume Lover, A Personal History of Scent is published by Harper Collins (UK), St. Martin's Press (USA) and Penguin (Canada). The perfume linked to the book,Séville à l'aube, was composed by Bertrand Duchaufour for L'Artisan Parfumeur.
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Oh, Miss Jicky! How could you let me down! When I was planning to bring you treats on my next visit!
RépondreSupprimerGoodness, she's gorgeous. Love the meesers.
Well clawed, Jicky, well clawed. :)
RépondreSupprimerCongrats to all the winners!
Amy, I'm sure Miss Jicky will play nice when you finally do come to Paris!
RépondreSupprimerI tried to get her to pose with the paper slips, but she wasn't staying still, so I caught her in a more relaxed moment...
ScentScelf, it wasn't so much a claw as a desultory paw giving a little bat. Oh. Doesn't roll or move. Not interested...
RépondreSupprimerCongratulations to the winners!
RépondreSupprimerNext time I'll remember the muesli for the milk, cute Jicky!
GalileosDaughter, you know how finnicky they are... sheesh.
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RépondreSupprimerThe beautiful, but oh, so fickle Jicky. Even the pecan swirl failed to entice!
RépondreSupprimerCarter, she probably had a full belly at the time...
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