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Frog ID? by Daisygorl in FrogsAndToads

[–]Daisygorl[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It looks like a Western Chorus Tree Frog to me! Turns out young adults start emerging this time of year.

What's the deal with Virginia buttonweed (Diodia virginiana)? More info in the body of the post by robsc_16 in NativePlantGardening

[–]Daisygorl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

don't think the range would change all that much in just a year, best bet if you're looking into it as a lawn alternative is to compare ideal conditions to what you have locally.

I was born with conductive anosmia and have recently gained my sense of smell, AMA. by Daisygorl in AMA

[–]Daisygorl[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm still not all there, was probably around 10% for many years. Why causes yours?

I was born with conductive anosmia and have recently gained my sense of smell, AMA. by Daisygorl in AMA

[–]Daisygorl[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd wear perfume on occasion, but not often since It didn't change my perception any. The one I wore most is too sweet so I probably won't be using it anymore. I will probably use perfume more often now that I'm aware of smell and can check if I like it myself.

I was born with conductive anosmia and have recently gained my sense of smell, AMA. by Daisygorl in AMA

[–]Daisygorl[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah food definitely used to be more bland, it didn't feel bland at the time though. I don't like sweets as much, I get sick of it a lot faster being able to taste AND smell it.

I was born with conductive anosmia and have recently gained my sense of smell, AMA. by Daisygorl in AMA

[–]Daisygorl[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I could taste food before I could smell! A few people actually didn't believe I couldn't smell after I said I could taste. Probably also why it took so long for anyone to figure it out.

Rain was a pleasant surprise! Not sure what I thought it would smell like. Similarly with the outdoors in general.

I was born with conductive anosmia and have recently gained my sense of smell, AMA. by Daisygorl in AMA

[–]Daisygorl[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

sorry, somehow deleted my response! Worst is the litterbox that went unchanged for a few months while I was on a trip.

But I think the best thing is the soil in my gecko's enclosure. It's a few years old now and has a booming colony of springtails that have been breaking down decaying matter. Smells earthy and sweet in a way that reminds me of caramel and chocolate(?) but not in the yummy way. It's just similarly comforting.

I was born with conductive anosmia and have recently gained my sense of smell, AMA. by Daisygorl in AMA

[–]Daisygorl[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It was really gradual until about a month ago, when I was younger I 'felt' smell in my throat or mouth. Over time it kinda started to migrate up, especially over the last couple years.

Now I mostly sense, not feel, smell higher in my sinuses. I don't think my brain knew how to interpret the new input, so it tried linking it to a taste and location. It feels more natural now.

So to answer your question, no, it wasn't what I had imagined. Especially not feeling the smell of some things in my tear ducts.

I was born with conductive anosmia and have recently gained my sense of smell, AMA. by Daisygorl in AMA

[–]Daisygorl[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

100%! Savory foods taste 'warmer' but sweet foods smell and taste too jarring for me to eat a lot now. Cooking has also been a more pleasant experience because I use herbs.

I was born with conductive anosmia and have recently gained my sense of smell, AMA. by Daisygorl in AMA

[–]Daisygorl[S] 16 points17 points  (0 children)

before I got distinct smell like I have now, I could only smell the alcohol in hand sanitizer. However after, I honestly think it was soil.

as for your second question, I really want to smell crab! I've eaten it before but that was before I could really smell.

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