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One way to brighten an unusual holiday season is to go for a long walk and enjoy all the beautiful lights. The cool weather will be refreshing and you will be doing something healthy while having fun! Call it a Holiday Twofer – a gift that keeps on giving!
Walking is good for your heart, your digestion, your lungs, your mind and reduces your stress levels. While you are out and about, consider brewing this delicious Wassail Punch so that when you return, you have a warm cup ready to enjoy!
Want something a little more “cocktail like”? Try this recipe for a Chai Blossom. So festive with a garnish of star anise.
https://www.bonappetit.com/recipe/chai-blossom
PHOTO CREDIT: Photo by Artem Kniaz on Unsplash
Enjoy!
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