The Cold, My Nemesis
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Started January 30, 2026
The great consolation of this big freeze has been cozying near the living room fireplace, around a real fire, and giving in to children’s demands for s’mores
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The Cold, My Nemesis
National Review (United States) | Jan 29, 2026
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Jan 30, 2026
The romanticism of cozying by the fire often overlooks the harsh realities of winter, including isolation and the struggle to stay warm.
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Jan 30, 2026
Celebrating winter with traditions like s'mores creates lasting memories, proving that even harsh seasons can bring warmth and joy to families.
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Jan 30, 2026
Embracing the cold weather fosters family bonding through activities like cozying by the fire and making s'mores, which strengthens relationships.
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Jan 30, 2026
The cold weather limits outdoor activities and can negatively impact mental health, making it a time to dread rather than enjoy family gatherings.
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Jan 30, 2026
While the cold invites indoor family time, it also highlights the challenges of winter living, such as increased heating costs and limited mobility.
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