The Feast of St. Lucia (Daughter, many years ago)

             

Root*Center*Son's indoor tree (with slowly changing lights)

 

Beautiful "Downtown" Jericho, Vermont

 

Desso's General Store is in the background here.

Root*Center*Son's outdoor tree

 

Victorian Beauty

The Old Round Church is in the background as well as Camel's Hump mountain. 
The church is actually 16 sided, and found in nearby Richmond, Vermont.

Mill Village

The Old Red Mill in back on the left, is the site of the Historical Society's

Snowflake Bentley exhibit and offers local artisan's works as well.

Second Sunday of Advent = more Hygge (pronounced hoo-ga) 🕯️🕯️

 

The author of the book "The little book of Hygge. Danish secrets to happy living” Meik Wiking calls candles “instant hygge”. That is the easiest way to achieve coziness and comfort. Unlike lamps and fixtures, lighting candles in the house give natural vivid light, which favorably affects the emotional background of a person. This is especially important in the fall-winter period when many suffer from depression.

Mood swings and winter go hand in hand, but the Danes have learned that the right lighting at home makes the atmosphere cozy and winter more enjoyable. According to Meik Wiking, candles help you enjoy the cold winter evenings, and not endure them in anticipation of spring. When you light a vivid light, it becomes cozy and comfortable. And you won’t feel down or sad in such an environment.