There’s something about the winter that I enjoy that many I know, do not. I like the feeling of home when it gets cold and I have safe shelter. Warm tea. Blankets. It feels like ‘old times’, to me, in the winter. Maybe I like that part of it the most. It reminds me of stories that the older folks I used to see in my line of work would tell me. One particular where she told me of the home her father built their family, the pond that was made to turn into an ice rink for the children and their friends. The apples. The cider. The hot chocolate. And I can see her and her friends, a long time gone, so a very long time ago. I enjoy the life this woman’s father created for them, vicariously through her memories, passed on to my memories.
I like winter.
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You write a cozy picture.
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Thank you Paulette 🙂
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Good memories for you, MBC!
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Indeed. And I get to borrow from others too !
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yay!
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I thought you might enjoy 🙂
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Winter is beautimous. Driving in winter weather is not so much. Love your picture of winter.
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Thank you 1J1 🙂 I do love winter BUT for anyone who has to drive in it.
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How utterly beautiful. My heart aches for a memory I don’t have. I really felt like I was in this one. It really reminds me of that book by Melissa Wiley – ‘Little House in the Highlands’ – a prequel to Little House on the Prairie. I love how you said you enjoyed the life the woman’s father created for his children. It made my heart ache, in a way that inspires me to do the same for my kids, and in a way that is akin to something like gratefulness that you shared this woman’s memory. The sharing of stories like this is so important. I will be thinking of this for a long time. Tireless work put in by loving people to create and spread love in this world. And associating snow with such warmth and comfort and love. What a gift. Thank you for sharing.
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OB, what a beautiful comment. Like you, I feel her story. Her life. I so enjoyed sitting in the lodge her father built for them and listening to her tell the story. I could see it so clearly. And I could see the joy it brought to her to retell it. Though she is gone, as are all of her siblings, I am glad I get to keep at least a little piece of her story alive. Thank you for such a beautiful comment.
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Thank you for sharing her memory ❤
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I enjoy winter and the colder months as well. Watching the dogs play in the snow, looking outside at a winter wonderland, it brings peace to my soul and finally, the mosquitos are dead. 🙂
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EVERYTHING you said……and the mosquitos being dead/gone to better climates 😏 is a phenomenal bonus!!!
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🤣🤣
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Agreed😊
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🙂 yay!
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…and now into my contiousness!
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or even consciousness!!
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😂
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I don’t live in a climate that allows for snow, but I must say that as you describe it, I’m surely missing out!
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I have to be honest, MANY who live here despise the possibility of it! But I like it (except that anyone has to drive in it).
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Winter is real cold but as you say there is something wonderful about it. For me is the hot chocolates and candles I really love!
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Both lovely things to enjoy in the chill !
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