what is your favorite smell ?????????

Hey, John, blow some my way. Still love the smell of blue smoke from a Winston.

I love to smell tiny newborn puppies.
So warm...so natural.

and new mown hay...
and mint from the bay...
The smell of salt from the ocean still gives me a thrill...
Sweet smell of success...

Rain approaching
fresh mowed grass
honeysuckles
Old Spice

My list is evocative of my childhood. Rain is like hope.

Babies' heads.

specially when they pee on your lap

Salt water,
aspahlt,
fresh cut timber,
old books,
...

Ralph Lauren's Polo for men.....

ohmygoodness.....

ohmygoodness indeed rae. Tingles that delight the heart no doubt.

Lilacs
Leather bound books and new leather jackets and boots
Bread baking
Hawaii (the scent of the flowers, the ocean, those tall Blue Hawaii concoctions made from pineapple and rum, etc. Love the smell of pineapple from there)

Spring dirt

Salt air
newborn babies
tea roses
gardenias
new car interiors
apple pies baking

Babies
Wood smoke
Bread baking
Tropical nights
Clean laundry
Forests of the pacific northwest
Salt air.
BBQ
The way the house smells when a turkey is cooking ...

coffee beans
pine forest
ozone after thunderstorm
just-ironed linens
lilacs

Mmmmmmmm.....sun-dried linens.....wonderful aroma!

K de Krizia for men. Don't know if they still make it but it drove me wild.

Ohmy.....what about 'Eternity'? I've actually followed that aroma a few times......mmmmmmmmm.....

Uh oh, I always use that stuff. I thought it was a cheap cologne that would help keep the teeming wimmin folk at bay.

To me, there is no better smell than the baking (anywhere, anytime) of cinnamon rolls. The scent is always better -- and much less caloric -- than the finished product.

honeysuckle, strawberries and champagne
babies, breastmilk, diapers
salt air on a foggy day
the salt marsh at low tide
a cedar fire, shot of whiskey and a guinness

oranges
bread baking
fresh coffee brewing
burning wood
the ocean
some flowers
old spice (was surprised to see Sofia say that as well)
sandalwood

1. Fabrege Woodhue perfume worn only on my mother. It just doesn't smell the same on anyone else. It is one of my favorite scents from childhood. We always knew something special was going on if she was wearing that scent. Unfortunately, it isn't as available these days and mom's taste in scents has changed so I don't get to indulge in those memories very often. I've purchased some of my own now and then but it just doesn't smell the same. I wonder if it is the scent or the memories that makes it smell so good.

2. Lightly scented roses in the early morning.

3. Trees of all kinds; eucalyptus, pine, redwood, cedar specifically.

4. Sweet alyssum