sweet scents of winter
ginger, nutmeg, cloves, cut pine
full of warmth and spice
—
“An I had but one penny in the world,
thou shouldst have it to buy gingerbread.”
—Love’s Labour’s Lost, William Shakespeare
Dec2
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I didn't have my glasses on.... 
Each seasons scents are part of it’s highlights. I have to say, autumn and winter scents are my favorites.
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I so agree
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Cute!
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thank you )
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You’re welcome 😊
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Yes… I’m a ginger loving man….
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there you go –
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That playdough must be a delight to the senses. I hope the children can resist eating it. 🙂
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Yes, a family made it for us and we all live it
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What a wonderful gift.
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yes
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I love these scents.
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They are wonderful
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It is a wonderful aroma for sure, Beth.
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It really is
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Yummy scents for sure.
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Yummm
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Ahhh, soft gingerbread, yum!
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This was gingerbread play dough )
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Hmmm. Low calorie? Lol
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Ha!
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You really can’t argue with Shakespeare! Happy holidays, Beth 💕
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I agree and same to you )
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Aye. This time of year has the best scents. We are dominated year-round by ocean and evergreen, but baking and rich stews add nicely.
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Yes!
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pining for some good stuff, eh?
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yes, I replied gingerly )
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if I had but one penny back in Shakespeare’s time, I think I’d spend it on an oatmeal raisin chocolate chip cookie…
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excellent
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The best smells!
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yes!
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😍
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Thanks )
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You’re welcome!
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I love the smell of gingerbread and especially the German version of Lebkuchen. My adult niece made cutout cookies with cinnamon and cloves to hang in the Christmas tree putting a hole for the hanger. My fake tree never smelled better. I would have loved making that as a child. Your students are quite fortunate.
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that sounds lovely, and thank you )
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