snow.

The first serious snowfall of the season led us to go see what Bingham Falls looks like when it's covered in snow.  With no people to be found and a quiet winter wonderland only for us - it was magic.  

dwellings.

I was driving along and found a magical college campus that taught to make treehouses and cobhouses and little wooden cabins. Upon walking onto the land I immediately knew I was going to want to transfer and be another student living on the tent platforms on top of the mountain.  These hidden bits of magic are what I love most about Vermont.

this weather.

Today i got to wear short sleeves, and it is january.  We picked up oranges from the portuguese market down the street and he encouraged us to play the accordion.  I forgot about school and work.  Doesn't it sound like magic?

a natural spring.

the most magical place on the edge of rhode island
highlights:

we had to walk through narnia to get there

opening up a mossy covered door to a bubbling spring of water

the water was so cold and tasted better than any bottled water i've ever had

noah dipped his head in and i splashed my feet around

i didn't want to leave

If I don't stop aging after this I'm going to be disappointed.