These are famous words, from a famous song
about winter…being a wonderland?
No, that’s the wrong the song. It’s not
“Winter Wonderland”, it’s “Let It Snow!, Let It Snow!, Let It Snow!”. Both are
old songs with old sentimental lyrics, lots of playing in the snow and sitting
around the fire feeling the warmth.
If you look at the words to the Let It Snow song, and pick specific
phrases from the lyrics, then it perfectly describes what has gone on in this
area, this winter.
For example: Oh, the weather outside is frightful,
or
It doesn’t show signs of stopping,
or
how about
How I’ll hate going out in the storm.
The words take on a different meaning when
taken out of context, don’t they?
I once had a house with a fireplace. It was
in a rarely used living room, no television, just the bookcases filled with all
my books, a comfortable couch and my grandmother’s oriental lamp.
I loved that room. It was my favourite
place to curl up with a good book. I never burned real wood, just those 3 hour
fake logs, but since I was going for mood more than heat, that was okay. The
flames still danced, the warmth and the ambience a solace.
I’m fortunate; I don’t have to brave the
cold and snow every morning for work and I don’t have to shovel out the drive
over and over again. When I look out my window I can still see the beauty of
fresh fallen snow, and appreciate the warmth and comfort of my home.
I was going to offer you a glimpse of one of those Yule Log Fireplaces.
Maybe this fire will inspire you more.
Relaxing Music for Sleeping, Meditation, Studying, Calming New Age Music by LoungeV studio : Relaxing Nature Videos on Youtube
I was going to offer you a glimpse of one of those Yule Log Fireplaces.
Maybe this fire will inspire you more.
Relaxing Music for Sleeping, Meditation, Studying, Calming New Age Music by LoungeV studio : Relaxing Nature Videos on Youtube
1 comment:
I'm even lazier than you when it comes to fires. Even the 3 hour logs are too much work for me. For instant ambience I tune the TV to channel 204 where there's a roaring fire in a fireplace filling the screen, complete with the crackling. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. And in High Definition!
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