Fresh Air New born babies smell so nice, fresh and clean lavender rosemary true Lilac blooms (not crape myrtle) Honeysuckles Almond Extract fresh cut hay field cakes, cookies, bread ; actually Anything that is baking in the oven especially on a nice crisp Fall day Freshly washed clothes that have been hanging outside on the line. Vanilla scented candles or Apple and Cinnamon scents in the Fall Nothing beats the nice clean smell of a new car Fresh rain; before or during I could go on and on but will quit with one of my most favorite smell..............Fresh Money
Puppies, spring flowers, the air after rain and the sun comes out, fried onion and garlic (and a huge list of food items including bacon), lavender, certain types of woods like cedar and camphor laurel, the sea.
Ooh, yes, love vanilla too. And the wood department of stores like Home Depot, etc. Funny, I like the smell of patchouli too, but 2nd Man hates it. With a passion, ha.
gardenias!!! daffodils wisteria babies basil spaghetti (without basil) floors cleaned with the Lysol in brown bottle snow chocolate anything cooking or just candy from a bag too many more Practical Parsimony
What a wonderful list. I forgot about lysol. We had a cleaning crew at an office i worked at once and they would do the floors with pinesol and I just loved that smell when I cam in the next day, ha. Snow? What a great thing to mention too.
Lemon tree blossoms? I hope we have some on our trees in a couple of years (after i get them planted, ha). Antique roses smell SO good. Like a rose SHOULD smell, ha. Great suggestions, thanks!
Babies just after a bath. A ripe grapefruit. Growing flowers like gardenias. Magnolia tree flowers. A summer night heavy with humidity while you're sppeding down a highway. The first day of Fall weather.
Getting off subject here but found out early this morning(still dark outside) that our neighbor killed a rattle snake in his yard. Hubby got home around 6am and the neighbor yelled at him to watch for snakes in our yard. That is one thing that I really don't like to know;(well nice to know) but I wouldn't want to see one.
Wow!! What a reality check! Here I was smiling, drifting, thinking of all these lovely smells everyone is listing & remembering my own and bam! a rattlesnake slithering around the yard pops into my head. I'm with you & hope you don't see one either. OK back to babies & flowers...
Julie; it's very uncommon to see any snakes really in our area. A little garden snake once in awhile but out of 15 years living here I have only seen one tiny garden snake but nothing like a rattler or any other snakes for that matter. I just hope I never come across one. Will be the first for the neighbors seeing a little old lady running as fast as she can running through the neighborhood screaming her fool head off.
YIKES! Rattlesnake? Now THAT'S scary! And I'm with Little Julie, yep, Colleen brought us all a reality check, ha!!!! And Colleen, I'd probably be running beside you, ha.
1. fresh-cut clover or alfalfa hay curing in the warm sun on a perfect baling day. 2. freshly milled cowfeed. 3. (tie) freshly turned compost pile/leaf mold/plowed ground, tied with my mom's beef roast in the oven. 4. perfectly ripe homegrown fruit/veggies - apples now, but canteloupe, peaches and tomatoes are my faves at other times. --suz, in a farmy part of ohio
Having never been around that, I can imagine though it's wonderful, especially warmed in the sun. Oh and freshly turned soil/dirt smells wonderful. And beef roast, I love that smell too. It makes me look forward to dinner even more, ha. Thanks Suz!!!!
Lilacs at night, bacon cooking while the coffee is brewing, hamburgers on the backyard grill, the boardwalk at the Jersey shore, roses, burning fall leaves, Thanksgiving dinner, the Christmas tree when my dad brought it in the house & cut the string, new babies, apple pie in the oven, the woods early in the morning, fresh basil, any Italian Festival, hot apple cider & sheets off the clothesline. Thanks for asking this, it was so nice reading all the answers!
Oh my, how could I not remember CHRISTMAS TREES?!?!? They smell WONDERFUL! And sheets off the clothesline, yes! I haven't been to an Italian Festival but seeing as how it's probably my favorite food, um yeah! Thanks for sharing yours and yes, this we LOVED seeing these answers too. Very uplifting!!
I think I agree with all of those. I don't like coffee to drink but I LOVE the smell of it. Lavender is SO wonderful. Old Yankee Linen candles? Love those too. Thanks for listing yours, we love them!
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Tangerine peels, fresh cut grass, coffee brewing.....
ReplyDeletePeels? Cool, love them all!
DeleteCooking bacon definitely plus Pears soap, sea air, the first tomato and Christmas.
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Pears soap? I'll have to look for that....Christmas, ah yes! And tomato! Definitely!
DeleteJust before the rain, puppy breath and a horse and saddle, oh, and Viktor and Rolf's Flowerbomb perfume.
ReplyDeleteWhat great choices!! Thanks!
DeleteFresh Air
ReplyDeleteNew born babies smell so nice, fresh and clean
lavender
rosemary
true Lilac blooms (not crape myrtle)
Honeysuckles
Almond Extract
fresh cut hay field
cakes, cookies, bread ; actually Anything that is baking in the oven especially on a nice crisp Fall day
Freshly washed clothes that have been hanging outside on the line.
Vanilla scented candles or Apple and Cinnamon scents in the Fall
Nothing beats the nice clean smell of a new car
Fresh rain; before or during
I could go on and on but will quit with one of my most favorite smell..............Fresh Money
Wonderful, my imagination goes wild!
Deletespruce or fir needles
ReplyDeletefreshly mown grass
vanilla beans
limes
bourbon (funny because I don't drink it but love the scent)
Love it!!
DeleteWood burning fireplace.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, love that!!! Especially when it's Winter and cold.
DeleteClothes dried on a line in the fresh air.
ReplyDeleteheirloom roses
the ocean
What great choices!!! Thanks!
DeleteI love the smell of:
ReplyDeletebread baking, bacon, rain, fresh cut grass and hay, and the ocean.
The smell of the Great Salt Lake, not so much....
Can't say as I've ever smelled the Great Salt Lake but I can imagine it might be kinda strong? Love fresh cut grass too. Thanks for sharing!
DeleteMarigolds
ReplyDeleteChrysanthemums
Tomato plants
Oh yes, love marigold smell here too! So unique.
DeletePuppies, spring flowers, the air after rain and the sun comes out, fried onion and garlic (and a huge list of food items including bacon), lavender, certain types of woods like cedar and camphor laurel, the sea.
ReplyDeleteLotsa votes for puppies, they do have great puppy breath!! You're right too, so many foods that smells so wonderful.
DeleteLavender, the air after rain, the ocean, line dried clothes (or even better blothes dried over a lavender bush in the sun).
ReplyDeleteLavender comes up a lot too....love it. And drying clothes ON Lavender? That sounds heavenly!!!
Deletevanilla, lemon, pine trees, strawberries, fresh cut wood, coffee, chocolate, the salty ocean air, patchouli, fresh bread.
ReplyDeleteOoh, yes, love vanilla too. And the wood department of stores like Home Depot, etc. Funny, I like the smell of patchouli too, but 2nd Man hates it. With a passion, ha.
DeleteBelieve it or not,a clean,well kept stable
ReplyDeletePipe tobacco (don't smoke)
Saddle leather
Lemon/mint/ginger root/coffee
Plowed ground/hay
Hmm, interesting, I think I know what you mean about a clean stable. And my Dad smoked a pipe and I loved that smell. And all leather smells so good.
Deletegardenias!!!
ReplyDeletedaffodils
wisteria
babies
basil
spaghetti (without basil)
floors cleaned with the Lysol in brown bottle
snow
chocolate anything cooking or just candy from a bag
too many more
Practical Parsimony
What a wonderful list. I forgot about lysol. We had a cleaning crew at an office i worked at once and they would do the floors with pinesol and I just loved that smell when I cam in the next day, ha. Snow? What a great thing to mention too.
DeleteHorses and puppies. Bacon and vanilla. Wild Country Aftershave and rain.
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT! Bacon and vanilla, two of natures most perfect things, ha. And more puppy votes!!! :-)
DeleteMy lemon tree’s blossoms
ReplyDeleteThe beach air
Horses
Antique roses
The air right when it starts to rain
Eucalyptus trees
Lemon tree blossoms? I hope we have some on our trees in a couple of years (after i get them planted, ha). Antique roses smell SO good. Like a rose SHOULD smell, ha. Great suggestions, thanks!
DeleteBabies just after a bath. A ripe grapefruit. Growing flowers like gardenias. Magnolia tree flowers. A summer night heavy with humidity while you're sppeding down a highway. The first day of Fall weather.
ReplyDeleteLove it! (but don't speed, LOL!). Clean babies, mmm! Yep! And first day of Fall, especially when there is that hint of fireplace burning somewhere.
DeleteGetting off subject here but found out early this morning(still dark outside) that our neighbor killed a rattle snake in his yard. Hubby got home around 6am and the neighbor yelled at him to watch for snakes in our yard.
ReplyDeleteThat is one thing that I really don't like to know;(well nice to know) but I wouldn't want to see one.
Wow!! What a reality check! Here I was smiling, drifting, thinking of all these lovely smells everyone is listing & remembering my own and bam! a rattlesnake slithering around the yard pops into my head. I'm with you & hope you don't see one either. OK back to babies & flowers...
DeleteJulie; it's very uncommon to see any snakes really in our area. A little garden snake once in awhile but out of 15 years living here I have only seen one tiny garden snake but nothing like a rattler or any other snakes for that matter.
DeleteI just hope I never come across one. Will be the first for the neighbors seeing a little old lady running as fast as she can running through the neighborhood screaming her fool head off.
YIKES! Rattlesnake? Now THAT'S scary! And I'm with Little Julie, yep, Colleen brought us all a reality check, ha!!!! And Colleen, I'd probably be running beside you, ha.
Delete1. fresh-cut clover or alfalfa hay curing in the warm sun on a perfect baling day. 2. freshly milled cowfeed. 3. (tie) freshly turned compost pile/leaf mold/plowed ground, tied with my mom's beef roast in the oven. 4. perfectly ripe homegrown fruit/veggies - apples now, but canteloupe, peaches and tomatoes are my faves at other times. --suz, in a farmy part of ohio
ReplyDeleteHaving never been around that, I can imagine though it's wonderful, especially warmed in the sun. Oh and freshly turned soil/dirt smells wonderful. And beef roast, I love that smell too. It makes me look forward to dinner even more, ha. Thanks Suz!!!!
DeleteLilacs at night, bacon cooking while the coffee is brewing, hamburgers on the backyard grill, the boardwalk at the Jersey shore, roses, burning fall leaves, Thanksgiving dinner, the Christmas tree when my dad brought it in the house & cut the string, new babies, apple pie in the oven, the woods early in the morning, fresh basil, any Italian Festival, hot apple cider & sheets off the clothesline. Thanks for asking this, it was so nice reading all the answers!
ReplyDeleteOh my, how could I not remember CHRISTMAS TREES?!?!? They smell WONDERFUL! And sheets off the clothesline, yes! I haven't been to an Italian Festival but seeing as how it's probably my favorite food, um yeah! Thanks for sharing yours and yes, this we LOVED seeing these answers too. Very uplifting!!
DeleteCoffee, fresh cut grass, leaves in fall, fog, the way the air smells before a rain, lemons, lavender and fresh linen candles. Catherine in south MS
ReplyDeleteI think I agree with all of those. I don't like coffee to drink but I LOVE the smell of it. Lavender is SO wonderful. Old Yankee Linen candles? Love those too. Thanks for listing yours, we love them!
DeleteInteresting reading everyone's favorites. Was something different and made for a great posting.
ReplyDeleteThank U
Thanks, isn't it fun? I'm really glad to have posted this, wonderful to read. I'm not finished replying to all comments but will!
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