Winter was never one of the guy's favourite times of year. You might
guess from the title, all has changed. Perhaps it has to do with living
in a paradise instead of a city (where I lived the first fifty years).
It may be that right now embracing all of the wonders life sends seems
to be so right and good. It is probably because there is so much to
embrace when you see life from all sides, instead of narrowly.
Whatever has caused me to fall in love again, I wish I could
capture my world for you.
Here are photos for those who might wonder
what it is like right now, and why one might actually love winter in
Central Ontario Canada.
Soothing wonderland - I picture you adding a log to keep the fire crackling in the stove.
ReplyDeleteIndeed Ellena, the winter brings many pleasant sources of warmth. There is something very special about the heat and sound of a woodstove, isn't there?
ReplyDeleteClean fresh snow and fuel growing all about for the wood stove. I could get used to that.
ReplyDeleteFor the last couple of decades power cuts in the winter were rare and brief. Now I am dreaming of a wood stove in a small room as the outages become more common. just back after yet another...
Something encouraging about this post...
Love the bird feeder picture, Halle. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCalie xxx
Gosh what lovely pictures, living on the damp western fringes of Wales we have little snow. It tends to cause delight if even a few snowflakes fall at least for the children. I'm a child in that respect too. thanks for sharing your lovely images.
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