-6

Ding!

sin's out!

I moved the chair closer to the stove.

let's share stories.

Today I am unpacking the last of the "studio" boxes.  Hopefully I will find my computer power cord.  My video editing software is on the main computer.   I think this will be a wooly winter.  It just started after all...

wooly beast

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  1. Bethany Garner

    Blessings for these winter days that are passing so quickly… rest and stitch, take care of the home and time with Solo… and enjoy the wool… I seem to be hooked these days.

    Happy New Year, coming along quickly now!

    Bethany

  2. Peggy McG

    Unpacking can be more exciting than opening presents! Warm memories spill out and you get to say Oh I Love that I have this!!
    I miss the beauty snow brings.. and cold inside or out allows cozy sweaters and layers!

  3. Jane

    If you’d consider a gas stove, I highly recommend a Jøtel. They are entirely sealed, and no hauling in of wood needed. Ours heats 2,000 sf and changed our lives.

    • jude

      Fossil fuel has become a real issue here in NY state. Hard to have any new gas stuff installed, there is a ban pending.
      I will go for a heat pump, ductless mini split system. I will work nicely with a larger woodstove. I would love to do some solar but that is out of my budget.

      • Jane

        Oh, I had no idea. Well, you’ll stay busy and fit with wood, and it is beautiful. I wish you cozy days as you settle in. Each home is unique. That is for sure.

  4. We had that here last year…Oh that’s cold! I had a gift certificate and went to the yarn store, more wool! Ready to start my next sweater but need to finish the one I am working on right now. 🙂

  5. Jana

    Wow. Minus temps. That – is – cold!!! I’d be buying silk long-johns on sale in the spring for next year. 🙂 The icicles are magical – somehow they have their own unique spell of magic among all the winter elements. Thanks so much for sharing photos of such a wonderful, bountiful place! (and I’ll add 1 vote for bigger stove for next year).

  6. sharon

    must be just fine to nestle away in your hobbit home… with a warm fire, hot tea ‘n soul-o at your side. no need to venture outside. just exploring your treasure boxes, some like precious gifts from long ago… that wooly beast! sigh…

  7. Maria ALICE

    Beautiful photos and aspects to look into. The dragons sharing their stories and the windows with icicles and trees are superb. I’m enjoying this magical, though cold, scene. Very special. Thank you

  8. Stephanie

    I love that you seem surrounded by trees. And the light pouring through your windows. I’ve wondered though if it makes your home chilly? Being warm seems to be more important to me than it used to be. You do look snug.

  9. Judith

    Such a beautiful place. With all that cold I would have a hard time getting out of bed. I can hardly wait to see what it looks like in spring.

  10. Jude~ Gosh that first pic!! The scope of the windows, the icicles…the ‘sin’ being out…what a lot of excitement!! What hangs between the two trees? Hammock bunk beds? Boy, the stories will be flowing like mad in this magical place. I look forward to seeing it in all of its glory, in all of the seasons. Such beauty 💕

  11. Diana (DD) Wilson

    Would love to know where you are now living. Where is it so cold?
    Love all of your windows and the views that they show.
    Am sure once you can wander outside, you will find something new every day.
    Enjoy your winter wonderland.

  12. Marilee

    I laughed when you mentioned moving the chair closer to the fireplace. My knees would already have been singed trying to get warm. But it does look like a lovely setting. I’m glad you are surrounded by trees. They are important to our well-being.

  13. Caro

    Snow makes i all bright and peaceful.
    Cant wait to see a bit more of your weaving. The little creature looks great already!
    Wool working here too 🙂
    Stay cozy

  14. Elizabeth

    I really love wool too! I think my wool stash is bigger than my quilting stash of cottons. -6 is very cold! You said you were moving farther north. Is it the North Pole? Lol

  15. Joanne in Maine

    Each window is a picture on it’s own- delightful.
    I love your new house…and hope you find the cord you are missing… It’s always where you least expect it to be…laughing… as that is my experience.

  16. Amy

    Yeah, it’s funny how people say “oh, sunset is getting later, the worst is over.” Winter hasn’t even hit yet! It’s only December.
    Wishing you and Soul-o much holiday warmth, Jude. Your posts make me feel cozy, relatively and absolutely.

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