Sledding and skiing are options for some, but we’ve come up with other ideas that may not be on your radar.
1 Make some comfort food. Eating warm chili, mac and cheese or homemade cookies can make the weather seem not as bone-chilling.
2 Get cozy. Light your fireplace if you have one, wrap yourself in your warmest blanket (we recommend heated and weighted blankets) and maybe read a book!
3 Have a movie marathon. Invite your friends over (should the weather permit them to travel) or get through some classics on your own! Making popcorn for the occasion is a must.
4 Channel your inner child and build a snowman. Go all out with your family or friends and judge each other’s creations. The best builder gets extra hot chocolate.
5 Clean out your closets and cabinets. Take advantage of any canceled events by doing some housekeeping. If you have clothes you don't wear anymore, put them in a bin to thrift and donate, or clear your pantry of any old snacks that can be thrown out (there’s probably a lot).
6 Look through old pictures. Winter weekends can create a feeling of nostalgia, so pull out the photo albums and revisit your favorite memories.
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