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Sandalwood

 There is a Lisa Loeb song: Sandalwood, that I like.

The other day I discovered that Everyman Jack makes a sandalwood body wash. I paid a little extra for the Everyman Jack instead of what I normally get for body wash: Dove for men. Because there is a line in the song that goes, your skin smells lovely like sandalwood. And it does smell good. 

It reminds me of incense, which, I’m sure I’m not allowed to burn. I used to buy expensive Japanese incense. And the different incenses had a unique way of burning.

There was one that was a round ball, which was placed in this bowl next to charcoal. The smell this emitted was divine. That’s the kind of guy I am. I find things that I’m passionate about and learn the most efficient way of experiencing them.

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