Walking along somewhere and suddenly smelling the faint scent of pine that reminds me of camping when I was a little kid.
The feel of a warm, chubby dog or cat tummy in the palm of my hand.
Biting into a slice of ooey gooey cheese pizza that you’ve been jonesing for.
The blast of a hot shower upon my aching muscles after a long hard day of work.
The cool side of the pillow on a hot night.
The sound of rain falling onto my roof.
A foot massage by someone who knows what they’re doing (as opposed to a foot massage by someone who doesn’t, because that actually hurts).
A good scratch on a mosquito bite.
Soaking my aching feet in a bucket of very warm water.
A properly done facial massage.
Chopping vegetables. I like how the different veggies have a different texture, so the give and the amount of pressure is different for each one. I’m partial to cutting celery. It’s easy to cut, but makes a nifty little crunch, crunch, crunch sound because of all of the ribs.
Dogs licking my knees.
The feel beneath my shoes when walking across fallen oak leaves. There’s a unique sponginess coupled with the crunch, crunch, crunch and that in turn stirs up a unique scent of moist earth and decomposing leaves.
Walking barefoot across warm, smooth concrete in the summertime.
Putting on a soft, warm pair of pajamas that has just come out of the dryer, immediately following a bath.
The scent of the newspaper comics page on a Sunday morning.
That first step and glide onto an ice rink.
The sound and scent of bacon frying, coupled with coffee percolating, in the woods on a camping trip, with a wood pecker pecking away in the background, and the quiet whooooshing sound of the breeze through the pine trees.
The beginning sounds of the Theme for Doc Martin