Swan Eaters by Georgia Dunn for March 06, 2020

Assuming, of course, that someone gets up periodically throughout the night to add fuel to the fire. (A good idea if you wish to survive the storm.)

It also helps to constantly wear an interesting scarf that you received from a “friend.”

Ice walker: “Hint two – don’t actually walk on the ice. Wearing boots and socks are a def improvement.”

Place clothes on the radiator at night; run clothes through the dryer fo a few minutes; or put underwear beneath and at the bottom of the electric blanket-covered bed.

Can I put my spare pair by the fire? If it’s that cold I’ll be wearing a pair in bed too.

on cold camp outs, we would put the next day’s clothes in the sleeping bag with us so they would be warm to put off in the morning. and you changed your clothes in the sleeping bag.

hung on the mantel with care…

Capture body heat: sleep with a friend.

…and wake up to the smell of feet.

Staying at an inn. I doubt Medusa Nazi will pay, he’ll probably turn the manager to stone.

We used to have a rack on top of our furnace, that we’d put the wet mittens on, to dry. It was great putting on those warm mittens!