P and I on the steps of Starland Strange in Savannah, GA. |
Maybe it's winter, or maybe it's just me,
but I've been wanting to be as cozy as possible lately.
I've always had an affinity for cardigans, sweaters, knitwear and all things snuggly, but as of late, it has seemingly amplified. Whether it's a new Hearth & Hand blanket from Target or a perfectly rumpled cable knit sweater found during an afternoon of thrifting, cozy has got me in its clutches. Here are some of the (conventional or otherwise) things that have felt cozy to me this month.
Possibly the coziest sweater of all time. |
Plants. I was obsessed with plants in 2023, but the obsession is only growing (literally). There are some nice pothos plants and other varieties on sale for fairly cheap at my local Publix, so anytime P and I pick up groceries, I am very tempted to add a new plant to the family. (My newest addition is Phil, a philodendron plant.) What makes my day is when I see a new leaf coming in on any of my plant bbs. It gives me a little shot of glee and makes me want to jump for joy.
Playing video games. I go through phases with playing video games, and then losing interest. Right now, I am replaying the Crash Bandicoot N. Sane remastered trilogy on my Playstation and having a blast. It's fun and mindless at the end of a long workday.
Reading graphic novels. Growing up, I was never a graphic novel fan, even though I was obsessed with doodling cartoons of my own. On a fluke, I picked up a graphic novel from the library (also an obsession lately) and now I am HOOKED. Graphic novels are so quick to read and the art is so inspiring. It makes me want to start drawing or painting again.
Plus:
• Taste-testing my husband's yummy new recipes
• Sipping water or tea from a fun new tumbler
• Tom Odell's newly released piano ballads
• The color green
• Cold morning runs wearing my dad's old fleece jacket
• Using Notion to journal and stay inspired
• Dark academia everything
What does cozy look like to you? Let me know in the comments.
With many snuggly days ahead,