Smell is integral to me. If someone I know (has to be someone I know, else I won't do it) smells good, I tend to sniff them a bit and let them know they smell good. I've only in the last 8 years or so really let my Wolf portions be seen, and especially lately in the last year or two.
I love the smell of wet leaves, moss, and dirt--and when I say "love", I mean I won't leave the area I smell it in for a good 5-10 minutes after getting a whiff. Somewhere needs to market that smell, in the most authentic-smelling way possible. I'd absolutely buy it. That's my favorite smell, followed by Old Spice after the alcohol smell is gone. I've managed to coerce my boyfriend into wearing Old Spice because of that, though certain Axe scents are quite lovely to me in small, small doses. If I catch a whiff of Old Spice, it's hard for me to not follow it to whoever is wearing it.
I'm certain I mentioned this in the "Weird hobbies" thread, but I collect smells--in candle, body spray or air freshener form most times. The best/most authentic Lilac smell is from the condensed spray Bath & Body Works sells--and if you like Pine, theirs is very noticeably PINE. I love Lilac, Butter Rum, Apple Pie, Moonlit Path (B&BW), Vanilla, Cloves, Orange/Tangerine, lemon, Garlic (both taste and smell), grass, autumn leaves, foggy mornings, Bread (oh, do I love the smell of bread...Subway is a wonderful place to be). Even rocks.
I miss the smell of my dog, Gretta. And I remember the distinct smell of my Great Grandma on my mother's side's house. You ever smell old toy kitchens? They smell like a mix of chocolate/baking stuff and plastic. Weird, but it smelled like that. I pay attention to smells of places, and like Freedom of the soul, I tend to stop mid-sentence/word if I hear/smell something interesting enough to derail my train of thought. Especially if I get random smells going under & through my nose.
I don't particularly like the smell of "heat", as in the hot air coming from heaters. I do like woodsmoke, and I really like pipe tobacco and those cigarellos that smell like cherrywood. Mmmm. And Camels. I don't go out of my way to inhale the second-hand smoke, nor do I smoke (except a cigarello once a year for no reason other than a craving). My mom smoked Capri 120's in the Pink for years and years, and they smelled good, but not as good as Camels. Anyone notice burning leaves smells like bacon? Then again, I'm from Eastern Kentucky.
I believe that is all, lol. Sorry for the long-ish post; I like smells a lot. It's on par with taste and sight.