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  -= Senseless smeels
  += Senseless smells
   Anton Podviaznikov <anton@podviaznikov.com>
   
   On my recent trip to Ukraine I discovered how my senses can be 
  
positive.code: ---
  title: "senseless_smells"
  url: "/senseless_smells"
  aliases: []
  description: "Smells of Ukraine"
  date: 2018-05-01
  lastmod: 2018-12-18
  draft: false
  acknowledgement: 
  categories: ["Writings"]
  
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  *cigarettes*
  
  I can smell them on the streets. Either from people I don't know 
  or whom I hug.
  
  *toilet air purifiers*
  
  Being in a restaurant I would go to a bathroom and have a
  flashback from the past. Still the same, highly chemical, direct, powerful, non-organic, unpleasant smell. 
  Smell that is forever associated in my mind with Ukrainian toilets.
  
  *petroleum*
  
  I am in the taxi, making my way through the traffic. I open the window in the car.
  Smell of the petroleum. It's my face. It's everywhere. It comes inside my cra.
  Everyone still has this old non-environmental friendly car.
  It's a smell of a poor country I grow up 20 years ago.
  
  *laundry detergent*
  
  I am staying at the city for a few days now. I want to do my laundry.
  I buy local detergent. My clothes are clean now. But there is a problem.
  They smell now. They covered with unpleasant, not natural artificial smell.
  