An on-going compilation of all the good things in life. Little pleasures.
- sleeping in just a little bit on a week day
- the smell of damp earth in the morning after it’s rained all night
- lunch dates
- the feeling of warm sand between my toes at the beach
- getting a package in the mail
- pedicures
- Thai food so spicy that it makes my eyes water
- kisses
- little surprise gifts for no reason at all
- sipping Lillet in the sunshine
- the feeling of a warm breeze blowing your hair against my bare shoulders
- handwritten notes
- driving home with the car windows rolled down and the music turned up
- hearing birds chirp for the first time each spring
- listening to thunderstorms while under the covers
- new ink
- a cashmere sweater on a cold day
- being read to out loud
- bubble baths
- great smelling men’s cologne
- picnics
- that “new book” smell
- that “old book” smell of a good used bookstore
- crisp, clean, fresh sheets against bare skin
- a spoonful of peanut butter straight from the jar in the ‘fridge
- Champagne (and the accompanying giggles I get from drinking it)
- flying a kite
- spending the afternoon at a great museum
- a fresh box of crayons
- Sunday brunch
- an exercise endorphin high
- that first cup of coffee made from a new bag of beans
- slowly savoring a single piece of dark chocolate
- a great bottle of wine
- an afternoon nap
- getting green lights all the way home
- having your hair stroked
- the smell of gasoline
- flossing
- the smell of onions and garlic simmering on the stove
- a fire in the fireplace on a cold night
- hot chocolate made from scratch
- lazy Sunday mornings with a pot of coffee and the paper
- farmer’s markets
- singing in the shower
- popping bubble wrap
- floating in the ocean
- the smell of freshly cut grass
- cooking a wonderful meal
- poetry that resonates with me
- inside jokes
- the way your dog greets you when you get home (I really miss that!)
- the sound of my camera shutter
- checking something off my to-do list
July 8, 2014
Flossing? Well, I guess it’s not so much the flossing as the ‘having flossed’ aspect of it that I enjoy.