Cozy by My Fireplace

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By pamelathedust


Fire up and jet on over to Wordless Wednesday headquarters.





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Comments

Anonymous said…
I love the name of your blog..

I always tell people that I balance amazing cooking with indifferent housekeeping.. and that Vacuuming is BAD for your soul...

hehehehe dust is really a protective coating you know..

cheers Kim
8:27 PM, January 27, 2009
Ingrid said…
We have a DVD and can watch an open fire on TV screen until the ashes. The strangest thing is that our visitors pretend the room is warmer when this "fire" is on, lol !
BTW Blogger doesn't like gifs !
9:29 PM, January 27, 2009
Anonymous said…
Very cozy. Here's hoping for a fireplace one day.
9:30 PM, January 27, 2009
Anonymous said…
nice fireplace. thanks for visiting my ride.
9:38 PM, January 27, 2009
Anonymous said…
Very cozy -- and also quite a clever post for WW.

Bobbie
10:15 PM, January 27, 2009
Robin said…
This IS cozy looking. Living in central Israel there isn't much call for fireplaces around here. I miss them.
11:48 PM, January 27, 2009
Anonymous said…
so cozy! perfect place to cuddle or read a good book. happy ww!
1:32 AM, January 28, 2009
DesLily said…
i rarely load any pics thru blogger I use photobucket. I write entire posts with pics in windows live writer and then one click button puts it on blogspot! :o)
3:56 AM, January 28, 2009
Mojo said…
I've never tried uploading animated ones, but if you upload directly to Picasa (which is where Blogger stores its stuff) and then just paste the URL from the image into your post it works with any other kind of image. I don't upload from my desktop to Blogger ever. But I've never had a problem getting an image to post that I uploaded to Picasa -- no matter what the Google people tell ya.
4:31 AM, January 28, 2009
Junebug said…
So cozy on a winter's day! We have a fireplace but never use it!
6:40 AM, January 28, 2009
Heather Plett said…
Oooo... can I curl up there with you? I could use a few hours of uninterrupted fireside time!
7:09 AM, January 28, 2009
eastcoastlife said…
I will never need a fireplace because I live on a tropical island. It's a furnance here daily. :(
7:38 AM, January 28, 2009
Susie said…
I love how your fire even flickers in the picture! Do you have "spare the air days" like we do? (where no fires are allowed)
Stay warm and cozy!
xo
8:05 AM, January 28, 2009
Anonymous said…
I tried to comment on this pic last week, but couldn't access the post (it showed up in my reader). I love a good fire--in our fireplace our outside in our fire bowl. Makes the world seem right.
8:12 AM, January 28, 2009
Carver said…
That does look cozy.
8:56 AM, January 28, 2009
Tiggerlane said…
I am warm all over now...wish I was smart enough to figure out how to make a .gif!!

BTW, the video is back up at my place...so come by if you get a chance!
9:07 AM, January 28, 2009
Anonymous said…
Yup ... that certainly looks cozy and appealing on a chilly winter day.
Hugs and blessings,
1:25 PM, January 28, 2009
Carole Burant said…
I can feel the heat from here:-) xoxo
1:48 PM, January 28, 2009
darkfoam said…
my tootsies are warmer already .. ;0
:)
4:55 PM, January 28, 2009
Anonymous said…
I love a fire, especially the heat.
8:35 PM, February 02, 2009
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