Here, for example, are my winter entertainments. Let's start with the fact that I, in principle, love snow, but there is one big "BUT" - I can't skate. But this does not stop me from organizing "skating competitions" in the nearest park. Usually the result of these "races" can be described in one word: falling. No matter how fast I rush, a fall is always inevitable. However, let's be honest, falling on the snow is not that painful, but how funny! I usually lie on the ice and think why I haven't opened my own ice show yet. Let's call it "Nadya and the Ice Adventures"!
Or, for example, sledding. Who would have thought that at the age of 30+ sledding could be so exciting! All children happily run to the hill, but, frankly, I look like an "adult version of a small child" there, who has a lot of fun and few brakes. When you start sliding down the hill, there is a feeling that here it is - real freedom, and here is reality - instant contact with the trees on the way. But isn't it fun? Besides, I always like to build snowmen! And you know, I am not greedy, I give them all possible accessories to look stylish. Scarves, hats, even glasses - they become real fashionistas. The snowman is, perhaps, my only friend who does not complain about my style, but on the contrary - only rejoices! Well, who else will dress a snowman like me? Of course, we must not forget about winter walks. Yes, I have a tendency to turn walks into photo sessions at any moment. I enthusiastically photograph frozen trees, and then, looking at the photos, I catch myself thinking that I look like a tourist who saw snow for the first time. And anyway, who said that in winter you can’t have stylish photo sessions against the backdrop of frozen puddles and snowdrifts? And yes, when winter gives me a few sunny days, I go for a walk with hot chocolate in a thermos, putting on a hat that seems a little too big for my head size. I soak all these moments with laughter and light irony, because why take winter too seriously? The main thing is to seize every moment and enjoy every cold breath! So, dear friends, I sincerely advise you not to perceive winter as something boring and dull. If you add a little laughter, mischief and a couple of falls on the ice, you can spend the winter not only in comfort, but also with a smile on your face! With love and a snowy mood, Nadya.