SC - Platina and setting a table

[Olwen the Odd]

>===
>My question is this, if I was to assume that we are now in winter, what
>kind of perfumes would we be putting in the air?
>
>	Angeline

NONE.

If you take into account the health of various folk and still want to give 
the illusion of the period effect, I might suggest you only supply the 
perfumes at the entrance to the hall-outside the door.  For folks like me 
who have asthma, perfumed air would prevent me from remaining in the hall 
long enough for the first course.

I have a difficult time going into many stores and theaters, restaurants and 
sometimes even peoples cars and homes because of scents in the air.  So many 
of my favorite types of stores carry incense and essential oils and on my 
more succeptable days I cann't go in.  Public transportation is sometimes an 
issue for me.  I cann't walk down the soaps islets in the grocer.  I make my 
own soap to avoid fragrance.

I know this is my personal perspective, but trust me here, there are many, 
many of us with this problem.  Too often this health hazard is overlooked.  
I can only say this:  Asthma Kills.  It is an awful thing to make the 
motions of breathing in deeply and nothing happens.

peace
Olwen (and her two ducketts)

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