#winterlit

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Winter is Lit! Take an illuminated walk in the woods. ❄️ We visited the Mountsberg Conservation area for their annual #Winterlit event. The wooded trails of Mountsberg are made more magical with unique and beautiful light displays and photo opportunities. You can take a leisurely stroll through the well lit trails, enjoy hot chocolate & cookies, warm up by one of the many fire pits, pick up a fire branded wood ornament, and enjoy a snack at the food truck. ❄️ The event runs until February 20th at Mountsberg Conservation Area in Campbellville. ❄️ @conservationhalton #Ontariotravel #Roguetrippers (at Mountsberg Conservation Area) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cn_KxmLNs9B/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[glitterdammerung]

winterlit replied to your post:winterlit replied to your post: “Lee basically...

Freezing stock in ice cube trays also works. Mmm, risotto on tap.

I have got to remember to buy more ice trays. I have two. And I use them. For ice.

(also I left my phone in the other room so if you have texted...I will get off my lazy bum in a moment)

(though probably you should go to bed)

[glitterdammerung]

winterlit replied to your post: “Lee basically made my night by saying, “So I have a Pinterest board...”:

Spoonless chefs, lest we not forget.

Indeed, soups are fantastic for the spoonless chef. Make lots when you have enough spoons and freeze the leftovers for the bad days!

[finnkurtismydrug]

winterlit replied to your post:winterlit replied to your post:winterlit replied...

I don’t actually think I’ve come across anything utopian, actually.

Me either but with the world as it is, I'm guessing most utopian stuff is old and not treated like a classic. Or if it is, neither of us has read it. Dystopian just seems more likely then utopian these days.

[finnkurtismydrug]

winterlit replied to your post:winterlit replied to your post:I see you’re drawn...

I could also compile a list of all things dystopic. Maybe some utopia to balance it out?!

I am always open to book recs of any kind, you never know what you'll come across after all. I've never actually read utopian so it'd be interesting (though actually...Exodus might be Utopian or Dystopian hmm)

[finnkurtismydrug]

winterlit replied to your post:I see you're drawn to dystopic fiction a lot. Why? Any faves in the genre? And any WIPs? (I adore dystopia too.)

Thank you so much — a few of those are new to me. (Also, is dystopic even a word? Argh, it’s late.)

I've never heard anyone other then use it but it could be? They're all great reads though. I could probably come up with a couple more recs if you wanted more. I have wound up reading a lot of them and still am (my piece for my fiction class this year is like a dystopian version of The Six Swans but...not) so I can easily come up with books. (It is kinda late though)