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1. Passeggiare e annotareA molti piace fare lunghe passeggiate, non necessariamente trekking in montagna. Avete mai provato a farlo portandovi dietro un taccuino? Annotare senza fretta un pensiero o un’idea, un sensazione – per quanto banale possa apparire – cambierà molto la vostra percezione del paesaggio e della vostra presenza all’interno di esso. Non dovete farlo ogni volta, ma solo quando ne avete voglia, e ricordate che è una piccola terapia finalizzata all’autocoscienza, non alla stesura di un grande romanzo.

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8. Garden living room. With striped bunting, comfy furnishings, twinkle lights and pots of flowers out front, this garden room in Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom, could hardly look more festive. Although designed more as a summer house, the garden room could easily become an inviting cool-weather destination with a small space heater and perhaps an electric kettle for tea on hand. Often just adding more light and warmth is enough to make a space more inviting, even in winter.MoreHow to Add a Backyard Shed for Storage or Living10 Ways to Revamp Your Garden Shed

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Candlelight is the pièce de résistance that will add warmth to your tablescape, literally and figuratively. There is something very primal about the warmth of a candle flame; it exudes coziness and invites guests to gather round. It signals warmth, safety and good cheer for the new year.

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