Hello, my comfy cozy, witchy friends, and welcome to episode number 59 of the comfy cozy

witch podcast with me, Jenny Blonde, the comfy cozy witch. And thank you for being here with me today.

Look at this. I'm putting out an episode less than two weeks. Actually, it might only be one week since I put out my last episode.

And I'm so excited to be back into the swing of things. I'm in my comfy, cozy space on a working, writing, witchcraft retreat.

So I have some time to do this. And as I said in the last episode, I wanted to talk about magical and mundane boundaries when it comes to the holidays because

we are quickly approaching the holiday season. So that's what I will be talking about on this

episode. But before we get into that, I want to share what is making me feel comfy, cozy,

and witchy. So as I said, right now I am on

a writing retreat and I go many, not many, but at least twice a year in a little cabin in the

middle of the woods. It is on, it's like a campus, so there are other people

here when I come, but we all have our own private cabins. I only see everybody else at meal time,

or if I'm walking around campus, but most people just stay in their cabins, in their rooms,

and get work done.

But I'm sitting here today looking out the window.

It snowed all day yesterday.

It was a heavy wet snow, which I'll tell you about what it did in a couple of moments.

But it's just beautiful to look outside and see the white

covered woods. It's starting to melt a little bit. So I see the the snow melting and dripping

off of my cabin, off the front porch, which I don't know, it just gives it a really nice ambiance.

And I see it, I can hear it sometimes. I can hear like the drip drops, especially at night. And although some people

may not like that, it's kind of, it's cozy and soothing and a little bit of a lull in the background

that actually helps me go to sleep.

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