Odors

Being myopic confers one with an innately sharp sense of smell.
I wouldn't call that a very good thing,because, there is a wire connecting the nasal nerve to the head and the extremely sensitive nose in contact with unpleasant odor triggers a headache, when it gets irritated by any odor which,well, irritates it:-).

Sequence of events as it occurs:

Odors wage war on the nasal nerve (I think some knowledgeable types call it Olfactory or something)
Odor Type: Happy/ Unpleasant
Result: Peace/Jangling
Result (Result): Tug at the connecting wire
Result (Result(Result)): Sniff seeking out odor/Irritating headache.

Its interesting, the number of odors that I encountered today. I probably paid too much attention to them today.
In retrospect, must have looked quite a mutt, sniffing and crinkling my nose :

• Shampoo and conditioner on freshly washed hair (happy odor) -sense of freshness
• Warm vanilla sugar (ditto)- ditto
• Filtered coffee at 7:30 am - zingy
• Crisp toast-delicious
• Dusty road- puky
• Chlorine/sulfurous odor on the factories belt- terrible, nauseous, puky.
  

Note: In the midst of all the chloriny sulfury affair, I could swear, that for a brief moment in time, I smelt Davidoff Cool Waters. Thinkworthy!
I try holding my breath, the entire time the chloriny affair prevails, but when I exhale a li'il, the odors attack with a vengeance. So I am going to throw all that unwanted effort outta the window.

I only just discovered that dried sunflower has an extremely earthy, herby smell- likee
I also like the smell of green tea and aloe and so the folks in Bath & Body Works stopped making it!

P.S: Also discovered a connection between the odors and the throat.

I am one hypochondriac mutt- my olfactories (yes that's what they are called) rest!