Winter chills
Snow and frost are the idyllic scenes of
Christmas: the crispy floor; the condensation on the windows; the darkness of
bitter mornings. However, all of these 'dreamy' things have a not-so-bright side
which definitely makes them not so desirable!
I will not lie, I'm actually not a huge
fan of the snow. Everyone gets super excited for the snow (with good reason I
suppose if you like snow ball fights!) but I really despise the cold. I do love
going sledging though ... and the hot chocolates by the fire when you come back
in... But I really don't like being cold, I miss the hot blissful summer soo
much.
Admittedly I love the traditional wish for
a white Christmas, it's just a lovely peaceful concept! But one day I seriously
want to go somewhere hot for Christmas, where I can lounge by the poolside and
have a barbecued Christmas dinner. This is definitely on my bucket list! It's a
wonderful time of year and the winter season is stereotypically attributed to
Christmas but it's so darn chilly. That's my perfect version of a Winter
Wonderland.
Another problem is having to think more
about your wardrobe. You have to dress preparing for almost every weather. You
need an umbrella or something waterproof in case it rains, you need a nice and
toasty coat (and warm socks, my feet get freezing!) even though I think I have
quite good circulation? Plus it's a brave move to wear a skirt as you face both the
cold and the wind!
I love the colours of winter though; the
smoky charcoals, the browns, the Christmassy colours ... It's just fabulous. I
love Christmas jumpers too, and just any interesting warm ones too! I'm
planning on doing a post about my favourite jumpers soon... Ones that are
perfect for snuggling up in by the fire!
So basically, don't get me wrong, I do
like winter and snow (to an extent) I just prefer being warm, in a way it makes you appreciate the summer more. Therefore, I will enjoy it while it's here as I
love the joy other people feel. It hasn't actually snowed here yet in England
but maybe soon?
PEACE OUT,
celestine.