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Winter was always a magical time for me growing up. All of the lights and the cold weather, and people being cheerier than they were earlier in the year. The heat of the summer is gone, the smell of fall is replaced with fresh, cold mornings, and the world stands on the cusp of something exciting with the impending new year.
This year, the theme “Fairytales, Myths, and Legends” felt like a perfect fit for the winter issue. After all, some of the earliest memories I have of winter is decorating for Christmas and leaving milk and cookies out for St. Nick. What better time to explore the magical and the mythical than when the most wonderful time of the year comes to visit for a short while? (PDF ONLY)
Winter was always a magical time for me growing up. All of the lights and the cold weather, and people being cheerier than they were earlier in the year. The heat of the summer is gone, the smell of fall is replaced with fresh, cold mornings, and the world stands on the cusp of something exciting with the impending new year.
This year, the theme “Fairytales, Myths, and Legends” felt like a perfect fit for the winter issue. After all, some of the earliest memories I have of winter is decorating for Christmas and leaving milk and cookies out for St. Nick. What better time to explore the magical and the mythical than when the most wonderful time of the year comes to visit for a short while? (PDF ONLY)