seasonal things.
Jo BrattA home for deeply do-able seasonal living. Nudging you towards winter outdoors-ing, spring eating, summer savoring, and fall reading.
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starting fresh in february.
Was January absolutely terrible this year? Between my city being under siege, a heavy dose of winter illness, a hard family situation, and a string of brutally cold days, it was a month for simply getting through. There was not a speck of “...
cozy up with a snowy read this winter.
Happy winter reading season! If you are new to seasonal reading, welcome. I hope your 2026 is full of snowy winter reads, blooming spring novels, sweltering summertime books and your autumn is full of campus novels and spooky season books. ...
easing into the new year.
A heavy layer of fresh snow is helping us wish the old year farewell here in Wisconsin.
toasting a winter full of wonder.
Welcome, winter! Today marks the winter solstice, a day where the sun “stands still” before shifting its route northward. On December 21 this year, we are officially welcoming in the season of snow and cold and hunkering down. In the weeks ...
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