I feel no need to review this womans work, her own descriptions do it wonderfully, Visit one of her shows the next chance you get!
Tallulah Bordeaux’s Boudior.
Author Archives: @Draco_Dececco
takin a break.
Dear Readers,
I know I haven’t posted in a month, and I apologize. My father has moved in with me for the time being. I love the man…. but he brings chaos with him wherever he walks. i have no mental energy left over for myself anymore, and not enough creativity to write anything of interest. I am officially taking a break from blogging untill my life becomes less stressful.
D.D.D.
Smell
Lets visualize.
In your hand you have a big bright orange orange. You take a moment to move the orange in your hand, getting familiar with the largeness of its round nature that is punctured only by its juicy protruding navel. Squeezing it lightly the slightest whoosh is emitted, and with your mouth slightly open you taste a surprise sour that jolts your thoughts into clarity. Lifting your finger you feel the smallest black and brown stem on the navel of the orange, which causes you to see the complexity of that stem for the first time that you can remember. Black and brown it almost looks like the petals of a flower, and the base of which integrates so flawlessly with the ever so yellow navel. the navel itself looks like the back of a sunny pen and slopes down to a deep orange world.
On this world there are many small craters that shimmer in the lamplight a bright metallic gold. you see the strange details in the craters themselves, each one has a radiating pool emitting light mist up, up, and up even more, following the trail of mist your eyes look down to the area in front of your nose. you close your eyes and follow the essence of the ester mist while it spirits it way through your nose and easily back through the tunnel to your brain. the ester brushes a patch of ‘hairs’ and YoU smell a mighty pine sap scent that puts you in a forest of green!
With great volumes,
D.D.D.
Bloom
Taste
Taste Requires the least amount of energy of all 7 senses, that is why it is the first on my list.
When something touches your tongue, the acid or base that make up the food go to work immediately. A food with high acid tastes sour right away and will burn your sensors lightly. A food with high base will be bitter and slippery. when a food ages the acid and base will separate and cause the complexity of the food to increase. In the end, all taste is based on the AproX. 40 taste sensors on the tongue, and how they define each layer of PH. 
With good taste,
D.D.D
My Shining Star
The seventh sense: an introduction you werent expecting.
Welcome to the wide and sensual world of your bodies own observation of the world around it… … and in it. Over the next many weeks I will post 9 blog entries on the 7 senses that we all naturally use on a daily basis.
In this post I will answer the question that is on your mind.(unless its not)
the 7 sense are as follows; Taste, Smell, Sight, Hearing, Feeling, Thought, and Faith.
Look forward to part 1:Taste.
D.D.D.
