like, I like seeing people with a genuine smile revel in I revel in seeing people with a genuine smile relish, I relish seeing people with a genuine smile love, I love seeing people with a genuine smile delight in, I delight in seeing people with a genuine smile appreciate, I appreciate seeing people with a genuine smile adore I adore seeing people with a genuine smile be blessed with, I am blessed when I see people with a genuine smile

The word "like"

There are quite a few - you might like to bookmark this website: http://www.thesaurus.com/browse/enjoy I happen to like "take pleasure in": "I take pleasure in seeing people with genuine smiles." Be careful with the grammar and spelling. "I enjoy a breeze blowing across my skin." "I enjoy it when a breeze blows across my skin." I guess you meant "blew", but "brew" is how we make tea, coffee or beer. "Freshly-brewed coffee." A nice verb for enjoying sunshine is "bask in": "The flower seems to be basking in the sunshine, too." You can also bask in the attention, or bask in the adoration (as if they were sunshine).