Since I live in the north, a stone's throw from Canada, we have the woodstove burning three out of 4 seasons and I don't hate it. We've even been known to light a fire in the summer if it got too cold in the evening. There is just something so warm and comforting about having a good fire going. Nothing beats a cup of tea curled up next to the fire on a rainy day no matter what the season is.
There is something so relaxing about seeing sparkling fresh snow out the window and snuggling up inside with the fire going.
It is half way through Spring right now and we still have the fire going. Living in the north has its pros and cons but running the woodstove 9 months out of the year doesn't feel like a con to me.
