When January rolls around, too many people put away the decorations and get ready for a dull season of basic hibernation. I say phooey! Winter is a great time to enjoy old traditions or start new ones of your own. Whether it's snowshoeing after a fresh snow or making s'mores every third Thursday of the month, find ways to celebrate the season of chill and cold! So, this month, we're asking you to share the traditions you have or want to have with the Seasoned Cooking community!
Each month, we ask a different question here. Your answers and feedback will appear below in the comments section. We encourage you to check out everyone else's answers and make comments and suggestions. This is a great way to get to know people who love reading this electronic magazine. Who knows, your next Internet friend may be a few clicks away!Seasoned Opinions
When January rolls around, too many people put away the decorations and get ready for a dull season of basic hibernation. I say phooey! Winter is a great time to enjoy old traditions or start new ones of your own. Whether it's snowshoeing after a fresh snow or making s'mores every third Thursday of the month, find ways to celebrate the season of chill and cold! So, this month, we're asking you to share the traditions you have or want to have with the Seasoned Cooking community!
Each month, we ask a different question here. Your answers and feedback will appear below in the comments section. We encourage you to check out everyone else's answers and make comments and suggestions. This is a great way to get to know people who love reading this electronic magazine. Who knows, your next Internet friend may be a few clicks away!