Diane Ackerman book A Natural History of the Senses
Source: A Natural History of the Senses (1990), Chapter 3 “Taste” (p. 131)
“The sexiest thing about a bikini is that it leaves something to the imagination, which is the best part.”
— Anna Sui
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