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Some of my favourite smells:

  • Tuberose flower
  • Clean laundry
  • Burning Wild rue seeds (esfand) &
  • Coffee

Comments

Anonymous said…
:)
It's kind of weird but the smell of petroleum and oil and fresh paint are my favorites!
:D
May 22, 2009
Daisy said…
I know some people are like that but I never thought you would be one of them. You're so poetic that I assumed you would like noting but the smell of spring/flowers or the smell of rain as it starts to drizzle :)))
take care and have a good weekend
May 23, 2009
Shobeir said…
this was a post that I liked the fullest but I couldn't think of any good comment. as my comment would kinda be the repetition of your post ^_^

Shaad ziid
May 26, 2009
Azita said…
I too love love the smell of Tuberose flowers and the fresh brewed cup of coffee in the morning. Smell of saffron rice is wonderful too.
May 26, 2009
Daisy said…
I can come up with a lot more. For examples:
Hyacinth
Orange blossom
Lilac
Ghorm-e sabzi
Homemade cookies
Garlic (yes, I like the smell of fresh garlic!)
Fresh ginger
Saffron rice (of course)
& Spring
May 27, 2009
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