A fire, storm coming

 



As January soon turns to February, I await a winter storm that’s coming. My husband has brought in wood from outdoors in anticipation that we might need a fire in our fireplace. Images of cozying up by the fire with a Good Book flood my mind. Good writers create good books. That’s good for me.

 

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