Stocking for the Holidays: The 5 Simple Snowed-in Pleasures

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Isn’t it amazing to stock up on food and other necessities when winter is approaching? Your mind goes through the wide-ranged checklist consisting of warm socks, bottles of wine, flashlights and batteries, and even some new board games. Having knowledge that you have all that you need during the winter season is a great way to jump-start your holiday coziness.

Stock #1: Firewood

If you have a fireplace or a wood stove, then it is a must to stock up on dry wood. This is essential, nay, crucial to your warmth during those cold, cold days.

Wood even looks amazing as a decorative element since it looks amazing when neatly stacked in a corner or right by the fireplace. If you don’t want to worry about critters, though, it is best to have the logs stored in a wide shed outdoors. Be sure to prevent snow from seeping through, or you’d be burning damp logs for the rest of the holidays.

If you happen to have a covered porch, then this is also an amazing spot to place your wood pile. This view is also a wonderful way to welcome your guests as they pay a visit to your family during the holidays.

Stock #2: Winter Clothing

While you may have the most fashionable line of coats and boots, it also pays to have the types that are for day-to-day wear. For 2017 Winter Fashion that’s wearable, you can have a pair or more of ski jackets. These slope-worthy jackets can even look good with slacks and pointy heels.

Winter is also the season for extra-long sleeves. Say yes to Rihanna’s sleeves that extend past the fingers. If this is too flimsy for you, then you can always go for the reliable puffer coats. They can be fashionably cool while offering you the right insulation for the coldest season.

This is also the moment to bring out your turtlenecks and wear them underneath long dresses. It’s a winter wardrobe that’s sassy and comfy.

Of course, winter is the season for boots. So make the Spice Girls swoon as you rock those winter boots. Warm socks should also be a part of your winter fashion. Your feet deserve to be warm during winter so stock up on thick, plush socks. Find the ones that are non-slip so that you can wear them while in your slippers.

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Stock #3: Throws and Cozy Bedding

Winter calls for a different set of bedding. Think of thick layer of wool blankets, flannel sheets, and duvet covers. Add in some colorful throws or throws in neutral shades if you wanna go Scandinavian.

There is nothing better than to curl up to a ball and read a novel while you’re tucked cozily underneath these fresh sheets. Of course, don’t forget the warm mug of hot choco.

Stock #4: Books, Candles, and Wines

Being snowed-in is the perfect time to catch up on your reading. Set up a lovely bookshelf near your reading nook. Don’t forget the table or task lamp that will make your readings more comfy. Plump up a huge pillow and just lie on the thick, carpeted floor.

You can also read in front of the fireplace as the firewood crackles busily. Then pour yourself a glass of wine as you read the misadventures of your favorite heroine. If the fireplace is non-existent then just recreate the warm glow of the fireplace with lots of candles.

Stock #5: Bath Oils

What could be more relaxing than to have a warm, aromatic bath after a long, cold day? You can even do your readings in the bathroom. Just prep your bath put in the scented bath oils then prop your book, candle, and reading glasses.

After bathing, it’s time to enjoy some board games and puzzles with your family.

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