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Editor’s Note: Trust Your Feet
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Door County Pulse
If you’re like me this winter, you’ll study the groundhog’s predictions on Feb. 2 about spring’s arrival with the intensity of a bomb detonation expert.
I love staying in on snowy, cold weekends, cooking something hearty.
What was homey and comforting at first – like those bought-at-the-Alaska State Fair sweaters – has become increasingly heavy and itchy.
Despite my mind’s protests, my feet kept moving forward.
What tools work for you when the world feels cold, dark, snowy and uncertain?