The kettle’s on, and the fire’s friendly.
I've been expecting you. Come in, come in — it's cold out there. Let me take your coat. The kettle's on, and there's a spot by the fire with your name on it.
— Mrs. Claus
Now tell me, how are you feeling today?
There's no wrong answer here. Just what's true for you right now.
Make yourself at home
Wander wherever you like, dear. Every room has something for you.
The Kitchen
Simple recipes for cocoa, cookies, and comfort in a mug
The Sitting Room
Permission slips, small traditions, and a candle to light
The Tree
Pick an ornament and receive a little gift of words
Story Corner
Letters from Santa and Mrs. Claus, and tales from the North Pole
The Window Seat
Just sit. Watch the snow. Be.
Who's here at the cottage
Mrs. Claus
That's me, dear. I've been making Christmas cozy for longer than I can remember. My door is always open.
Santa
He's usually in the workshop, but he pops in for cookies and to check on you. He worries, you know.
Pepper
Our head elf. A bit mischievous, always sneaking extra marshmallows into the cocoa. Don't tell him I noticed.
Snowball
The cottage cat. She'll judge you a little, then curl up in your lap. Don't let her near the tree.
Jingle
Our youngest elf, still learning the ropes. Asks the best questions. Reminds us why Christmas matters.