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Ideas for a day stuck indoors

What to eat, drink and do when it’s too cold to leave the house

A mug with a cat printed on sits next to an unfinished puzzle as a fireplace behind the items warms up the room.
With temperatures dropping well below freezing, this weekend is ideal for indoor activities like puzzles and games. Puzzles can be loaned from several branches of the Whatcom County Library System. (Cocoa Laney/Cascadia Daily News)
By Cocoa Laney Lifestyle Editor
Whether or not we get snow, one thing is certain: It’s about to get very chilly outside. Apparently the winter weather can wait until January, but it can't be avoided altogether. On the bright side, sub-freezing temperatures are a great excuse to stay home and get cozy. Not keen on braving the cold this weekend? I have a few suggestions for how to survive a day stuck inside. What to play Puzzles are a classic snow day pastime — but if the idea of making a financial commitment to a 1

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