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Posted On: October 13th 2026, 02:38 pm
Morning coffee thougnts!

Yesterday I hung my winter art.

Every year when the light starts to drop I pull out the little jars of lights and start brightening the dark corners. The winter painting goes up. The crystal lamp goes on. The Buddha sits in his usual stillness and watches it all.

And apparently so does she.

He's been up there all year. Yesterday his family finally came home.

I see deer outside my window all summer. Having them on my wall through the cold months feels like keeping something I love close when the world goes quiet.

This corner says one thing to me right now: resilience. The light in the darkness. The beauty that's possible even in the coldest season.

What do you pull out when the season turns? πŸ–€

#winterdecor #morningcoffeethoughts #cozyhome #resilience #fengshuiathome

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