Have you ever thought of love as having flavors? And just so we’re clear on this subject I am referring to a non physical application. Love of a sunny day.
Or the pure love of a parent/child relationship. Or the love of 
watching your favorite
sports team in a close game of skill. Yes even love of different kinds of food.
I know when we think of food, just a million different potentialities come to mind. What kind of food, sweet or savory, strong or mild, delicate or heavy, just so many possibilities.
I think love does have flavors, A variety of flavors that mix and match on any given day for any given reason. a special feel good spot that can have nuances to it in the moment where some particular extra something happens that sets that moment apart for you. Putting in the last piece of a difficult puzzle.
A day spent with a friend or family where each moment adds a positive feel good feeling.
In this country, at this time of year. the flavors of love are plentiful. Many of us have cherished memories to associate from holidays past, decorating is a love/chore in and of itself.
Viewing the decorations everywhere is a daily pleasure. But more than that the verbal exchanges from people,
the happy music, and videos, the hustle and bustle, the smells and tastes of delicious treats all of it blending together weaving so many flavors of love
right up to the New Year.
I for one love bringing in the New Year, the ending/beginning and the rejoicing of same!
I’m hoping this year as many of us ‘as is possible’ will hold true to the spirit of the holiday season and cherish the many flavors of love.
~ Penny
The Why About This 
chocolate is definitely one of them… 🙂
Huge … huge!!!!! 🙂
Love…a deep, dark, rich, silky-smooth chocolate, arousing my taste buds, matched with a nice glass of red wine. Heaven 🙂
Except for having a wonderful man nearby (which you do) I’m guessing you’ve covered most of the essentials, LuAnn! 🙂
the music..the fragrance and taste of delicious chocolates:) Flavour of love indeed:)
Thanks Padmini. Well said my friend! 🙂
This time of the year is my favorite flavor of love!
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The perfect flavor Rosy. 🙂 xox
Oh the flavour of the little arms encircling me and saying ‘grams your the best, I love you” or my daughter calling to say”just wanted to hear your voice love you” these flavors I savour
The best kind I think. No actually Len, I don’t just think, I know those are the best kind! 🙂
Turkey that has the texture of butter and just melts in the mouth. Oof now there’s a thought. I hadn’t really considered the smells before, I always think the acrid smell of party poppers on New Years is something nice though.
Your description of turkey sounds mouth wateringly good!
I like the idea of the various kinds of love having flavours–you help open up the mind–thanks so much.
Thank you, I am very happy to do so! Life is about embracing it! 🙂
Thank you, I am very happy to do so! Life is about embracing it! 🙂
AnElephantCant deny love heightens the senses
And gives us so many great things to savour
But a word of advice
Try always to be nice
And don’t forget to put the you into flavour
The “U” is always important in the flavour of love. Good point!
Just thinking about this time of year makes me smell spiced apples and mulled wine. The taste of mince pies. The taste of success when Gillingham (the local soccer team I follow) win,
Smells are nice this time of years. I agree! 🙂
Smells are nice this time of years. I agree! 🙂
Yes they are. I went shopping today, and I could smell roasting chestnuts from outside, and I just HAVE to sniff the candles as I am going round, especially the seasonal ones. Although the Christmas Pudding one was rather sickly and obnoxious – if you can get an obnoxious scent