The heart consists of jasmine, benzoin and white lily, based on vanilla absolute, caramelized amber and sensual musk.The fragrance comes in two formats - as 50 and 75 ml Eau de Parfum, along with body lotion and shower gel. Kokhono kokhono pachar mangso dui dike tene dhore futatake ektu loose korchilam. Auntir golapi mangser vaje amar hotka mota barata hariye zacche, abar fire asche, evabei chollo besh koyek minute. “uhhhhhhhhhh, ahhhhhhh, mago, aste aste, please arektu aste maro, ishhhhhhhh, janoar kothakar, tumi to amake batha diccho, ohhhhhh, ki mota sona go, ami eto mota sonar guta khaini age, ohhhhhh, please paye pori aste gutao, ohhhhhh, ami ar sojjo korte parchina, amar ros asche go” ei bolte bolte aunti hothat chokh bondho kore kemon go go kore katrate laglen. Tokhuni Auntir orgasm holo, pray pichkiri diye ekgada ghono sada sada ros moto besh koyekbare ber hoye gelo. Ami vablam position change kore arek dofa choda zak. Aunti boslen pore ami onar pa duita uchu kore tule dhorlam. Bua key dekhley e amar matha gorom hoye jai, ar khali ager katha money porey,shomoy er opekhkhai 3 din par hoye gelo.His wife was only 13 when they first had sex in Germany.She was born March 1, 1925, in Bristow to Emma Lara Velma (Martin) and Louis Daniel Estep. He was preceded in death by his parents; four brothers, Arthur, Reo, Arley and George Carter; one son, Lonnie Carter; and two grandsons, Garland D. Carter of Holdenville, Jean Elliott of Holdenville, David E. Services are under the direc- tion of Swearingen Funeral Home. 28, 2001 at Seminole Medical Center at the age of 54. TECUMSEH Funeral serv- ices for former Seminole resident Fremont F. Honorary bearers are Edmond Shropshire, Billy Key, Roy Key, Shane Chapman, Ronnie Key, and William Holder. Interment is to follow at the Camp family cemetery under the direction of Stout Funeral Home of Wewoka. 28, 2001 at the Holdenville Gen- eral Hospital at the age of 51. He was a member of the We- woka Indian Baptist Church but later moved his letter to Sand Creek Eufaula Indian Baptist Church of Wewoka in 1984 where he remained until his death. Reverend Bill Barnett will of- ficiate the services. at the First Indian Nations Baptist Church in Seminole. 26, 2001 at Shawnee Regional Hospital at the age of 67. Jackson lived in this area prior to moving to California in 1959 to 1973. Jacksons parents and one grandchild, Baby Girl Miller, preceded her in death. 21, 1937 in Butner to Clifford Wesley and Annie Mae Barker Shores. Swope is survived by her hus- band, Lee Roy Swope, of the home; two daughters, Carri Abner of Wagoner and Annette Swope of Norman; one son, Keith Swope of Choctaw; five sisters, Leta Mae Smith and Daisy Harper of Wewoka, Trishie Burns of Jasper, Texas, Betty Sharp of Oklahoma City, and Katie Reyes of Eufaula; three brothers, Clifford Shores of Watonga, Frank Shores of Stigler, and Jerry Shores of Porum; and two grandchildren. He was born June 19, 1914 in Silver Lake, Texas to Jeff W. Williams Funeral services for former Wewoka resident Billie Keith (Nelms) Sharp are scheduled for 2 p.m. She is preceded in death by her parents; one daughter, Rebecca Drucilla Sharp; and her husband. C., Johnnie Miller, Owensboro, Ky., Clay Miller, East Prairie, Mo., George Miller, North, S. Pallbearers are to be Bill Miller, Joe Holmes, James Holmes, Tony Clark II, Desmond Clark, and Jamie Clark. Thursday in the Parks Broth- ers Funeral Chapel in Prague with Rev. Interment is set to follow at Paden Cemetery under the direc- tion of Parks Brothers Funeral Home. Funeral services for Sasakwa resident Susie Welch were held Tuesday at the First Baptist Church in Sasakwa. Interment followed at Lone Dove Cemetery in Sasakwa under the direction of Stout Funeral Home. 22, 2001 at Presbyterian Hospital at the age of 54. She served as a Licensed Practical Nurse for several years. Williams was a lifelong Semi- nole County resident.

The fragrance is for women from 25 to 45, with the group of 35-45 as the primary aim. I wanted to re-create this scent, but with something fresh and new about it as well.

She was a member of the Little Assembly of God Praise Center. Other survivors include three stepsons, Paris Carrigar, Monroe, Rick L. Lewis, Bowlegs; two stepdaughters, Betty Whitson, Poteau, and Barbara J. Burial is to follow at Yeager Cemetery under the direction of Hudson-Phillips Funeral Home. Kirby of Shawnee, and Cathy Barksdale of Shawnee; 27 grandchildren and 28 great-grandchildren. A memorial service for Ronald Lee Boyanton is scheduled for 4 p.m. He is survived by his wife, of the home; four sons, Steven Camp and Keneth Camp both of Stillwell, and Darin and Po Joe Camp of Wewoka; three daugh- ters, Vicki Camp of Cadillac Warren, Mich., Michelle Robison of Holdenville, and Teresa Camp of Wewoka; two sisters, Hariett Davis of Oklahoma City and Joan Wise of Seminole; one brother, Andrew Camp of Lawton; and eight grandchildren. of Shawnee, Michael Alan Jackson of We- woka, Brian R. Davis of Leach; three sisters, Marlene Foreman, Patsy Barnett, and Elouise (Skeeter) Dixon all of Oaks; one brother, Watie Fore- man of Twin Oaks; twenty-two grandchildren, and eleven great- grandchildren. Friday at the Mallory Fu- neral Home Chapel with Rev. Burial is to follow in Mc Ma- han Cemetery under the direction of Mallory Funeral Home of Sti- gler. Honorary pallbearers will be Don Allen, John Crabtree, and Kenny Medlock. Pallbearers are Douglas Sharp, Grady Sharp, Agnew Sharp, David Sharp, Gene Wallace, Mikel Wallace, and Clint Wallace. 13, 1919 in Talihina to Ruth Ann and Archie Lee Patterson. Wells is survived by her hus- band, of Seminole; two sisters, Pearl Bayne, Gulfport, Miss., and Jody Osborn, Seminole; and one brother, J. Thursday at Little Cemetery with Gary Gregg officiating. She had worked for True Loves Pool Hall off and on for 15 years, True Loves Car Wash part time for 10 years, and Olivers Pub for two years. She is survived by one son, Charles Bo Dewayne Grooms, Oklahoma City; her mother and stepfather, Forestena and Donnie Shipman of Moore; and one sis- ter, Ann Sober, White Hall, Pa. He was born July 24, 1937 near Seminole to Elmer Huston and Bessie Lee (Dawson) Lan- drum. Graveside funeral services for longtime Sasakwa resident Opal Omega Jenkins are scheduled for 2 p.m. Jenkins died Sunday in Holdenville at the age of 87. 24, 1914 in Sasakwa to Eva (Caudill) and Isaac Newton Foster. She was preceded in death by her parents; one daughter, Janie Jenkins Fraser; two sisters, Bon- nie and Ruby Foster; and six brothers, Rance, Jim, Willie, Loyd, Elmer, and Buck Foster. Burial was to follow at Cedar River Baptist Church under the direction of Hudson-Phillips Fu- neral Home. She is survived by her parents, Opal and Howard ODaniel, Ada; one daughter, Shelly Choate, Sa- sakwa; two sisters, Brenda Hud- son, Sasakwa, and Wilba Roe- buck, Comanche; and one grand- son. He was born to John Bee Ricketts and Nellie Crawford Ricketts on May 28, 1934 in Okemah. Green died Monday in Okla- homa City at the age of 76. Green was preceded in death by two brothers and two sisters. She was born to Isaac and Belle (Harrison) Oakes on Jan. Williams was preceded in death by her parents; her hus- band; one grandson, Mike Sulli- van; three brothers; and two sis- ters.

The long-awaited perfume which will bear the signature of Madonna, perhaps the greatest pop star ever, launches in 2012.

She has worked with Stephen Nilsen, Givaudan perfumer, to create the composition of white flowers on an intensive gourmand background.

The scent is both a light and dark, opening with notes of gardenia, creamy tuberose and neroli.