The Curse of the Frozen Gole is a chilling tale that has been passed down through generations in a small village nestled deep within the mountains. Legend has it that a powerful sorcerer once inhabited the village, known for his mastery over ice and snow. This sorcerer, named Draven Frostbane, used his magic to create a golem made entirely of ice and enchanted it with a spirit. The villagers were initially in awe of the magnificent frozen golem, believing that Draven had created a protector for their community. However, they soon realized that the golem possessed an ominous aura, with its glowing blue eyes and frigid touch. They feared the potential danger that this creature held, and their worst fears came to fruition when the golem suddenly turned hostile.
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They feared the potential danger that this creature held, and their worst fears came to fruition when the golem suddenly turned hostile. No longer under Draven's control, the golem wreaked havoc upon the village, freezing everything in its path. It seemed unstoppable, and the villagers were helpless against its icy rampage.
The Light-Changing Magic of Rechargeable Bulbs for Sconces + Lamps!
Have you always wanted wall sconces, but don’t have electrical outlets or wiring for them? Do you hate the look of a lamp cord running across a counter or dangling off of furniture or running down the wall? Same! I’ve got a clever solution to share with you today!
Lately we’ve been doing a few simple makeovers in my home office, which is located in the lower level of my home. I have a fun idea for you today that we are using in that space. Note that these pictures are just progress shots (so excuse the imperfection and evening light), but I thought you might enjoy seeing this step in the process even though we aren’t done :). Finished rooms are always fun, but there are many steps in between!
Our main floor is 1500 square feet, but I love having the basement because there are quieter and more designated spaces to write, create and work with others. There’s one larger room where my girls and I can spread out to work or simply to meet or host zoom meetings! I decided to start a makeover in that space by cozying it up with curtain panels, paint on the walls and staircase, and rearranging the furniture (again!) and maybe even getting a few new pieces to mix in and complete the room.
Plus, I am getting more organized!
The past few years have been a blur of so many book projects that I am pretty excited about a season to return to focusing on our home and organization. We have LOTS of great projects in mind, so I’m excited to share them here.
I decided to paint a large wall in the bigger room hale navy, the same color I loved in my old office! The navy is on the moody side, so I absolutely LOVE how cozy it becomes at night. It feels amazing at night. But it also feels really HAPPY in the day time! It’s fun color to use in conjunction with white and other brighter colors I love, too. It’s a great color for contrast.
I’ll share more of the room, paint and my other updates to this space soon soon, but I found this neat idea I wanted to share with you in case you are looking for the same solution I was!
I really needed more mood lighting in my office, but there comes a point when you have too many lamps in one room. Plus, a table lamp takes up valuable surface space. Even if you have room for a lamp, the cord and plug situation can be a challenge or unsightly. Ceiling lights are great, but I don’t know how people could possibly enjoy being in rooms without mood lighting, especially in the evenings and winter days. It’s a must for me!
Anyway, I was looking around for wall sconces for mood lighting as well as to add more character and finish the wall above our console. But I was trying to figure out how I could use them WITHOUT actually wiring them in right now as this may be a temporary solution for us (more on why later).
I looked into plug in wall sconces, which were an option, but none were speaking to me. They needed to be slim and stay close to the wall, so many seem to stick out too far! Also plug in lights will have a cord running down the wall, which may not have bothered me but I know it doesn’t work for everyone. I’ve also used those battery operated under cabinet / closet puck type lights, but they are often far too cold of light for me. I prefer warm lighting.
Well, then I stumbled upon these warm rechargeable light bulbs on my friend Anne’s Instagram (Pedal Home Interiors) and I knew this was exactly what I needed, too! We were able to hang these sconces on the wall with screws, without wiring them in (just tuck the wiring in so you can wire them later if you want, or clip the cord if you don’t intend to use it!). Put in the rechargeable bulbs and you’re done!
That’s the light-changing magic of rechargeable bulbs. They are definitely a handy option if you don’t have any outlets nearby! The light bulbs are so awesome in the sconces, they make the space feel EXTRA COZY! I bought another set of these same lights in black for upstairs in an area where we have no option of wiring or plug-ins. I’ll show you those once we hang them.
The good news is the bulbs are rechargeable, so you don’t have to keep using up batteries. The downside is you have to recharge the bulbs. They last about five hours, so it’s perfect for a little mood lighting in the evening.
I recharge the bulbs with corded light socket like this, which I keep in my office. While it might seem like a nuisance to charge them, it’s not hard at all. And I always try to make things easier on myself, so I bought two light bulbs. That way I’m always charging a new one so it’s ready to go. You could also just put them in any lamp if you have them nearby.)
Yes, I know that might seem like a lot of trouble but it really isn’t a big deal. To me it’s worth it for the mood! We may wire them in at some point, but for now, this works for us.
It is a super simple way to immediately change the mood of a room! It’s also a really a wonderful option if you are renting. Plus, I think these bulbs would be handy if you need a lamp in the middle of a room or on a counter and don’t want to string an extension cord across the room or down a wall!
So many clever ways these bulbs could be used to transform the mood of your home.
Similarly I also love using battery-operated candles in sconces like this and this to add a little sparkle to a space.
Show us if you try the light-changing magic of these rechargeable bulbs! How do you use them in your home to bring a cozier mood to a space? You can tag me if you share on Instagram or show us in our TIR community group!
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The once-thriving village was reduced to a frozen wasteland, with buildings and trees encased in a layer of frost. Desperate for a solution, the villagers sought the help of an elderly witch who lived on the outskirts of the village. With her wisdom and knowledge of ancient spells, she was their last hope. After performing an intricate ritual, the witch managed to weaken the golem's power, temporarily halting its destruction. Realizing that they couldn't defeat the golem alone, the villagers decided to embark on a quest to find an artifact that could permanently break the curse. Legends spoke of a sacred amulet hidden deep within the heart of the mountains, said to hold the power to dispel any enchantment. The journey was treacherous, as they had to navigate treacherous slopes, face freezing temperatures, and ward off dangerous creatures that inhabited the mountains. After weeks of searching and countless hardships, the villagers finally discovered the hidden cave that housed the sacred amulet. Armed with the amulet, the villagers returned to their frozen village and confronted the golem once more. Using the amulet's power, they managed to break the curse that had plagued their village for so long. The golem dissolved into a pool of water, melting away the frozen remnants of their once beautiful community. With the curse lifted, life slowly returned to the village. The frost-covered buildings and vegetation thawed, and the villagers rebuilt their homes, grateful for their newfound freedom. The tale of the Curse of the Frozen Golem serves as a reminder of the power of unity, perseverance, and the triumph of good over evil..
Reviews for "Tales of the Frozen Golem: Stories of the Curse's Power"
1. Samantha - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with "Curse of the Frozen Golem". The storyline was confusing and hard to follow, and the characters were one-dimensional and uninteresting. The dialogue felt forced and unnatural, making it difficult to connect with the story. Additionally, the special effects were subpar and took away from the overall viewing experience. I had high hopes for this film, but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations.
2. Michael - 1 star - "Curse of the Frozen Golem" was a complete waste of time. The acting was wooden and uninspiring, and the plot was predictable and unoriginal. I found myself bored throughout the entire film, waiting for something exciting to happen, but it never did. The special effects were laughably bad, and it felt like a low-budget production. I would not recommend this movie to anyone looking for an enjoyable cinematic experience.
3. Laura - 2 stars - I cannot say I enjoyed "Curse of the Frozen Golem". The story lacked depth and the pacing was off, making it difficult to stay engaged. The characters were underdeveloped and lacked any real personality, leaving me feeling uninvested in their journey. The film relied too heavily on clichés and failed to bring anything new to the genre. Overall, it was a forgettable experience that I would not choose to watch again.
4. Brian - 1 star - I regret wasting my time watching "Curse of the Frozen Golem". The plot was convoluted and poorly executed, jumping from one scene to another without properly explaining the events. The acting was wooden and unconvincing, and I found it hard to care about any of the characters. The film failed to capture my attention or provide any meaningful moments. I would not recommend this movie to anyone who enjoys a well-crafted story and engaging performances.
5. Emily - 2 stars - "Curse of the Frozen Golem" was a disappointment for me. The story had potential, but it was executed poorly. The pacing felt off, with certain scenes dragging on unnecessarily while others felt rushed. The character development was minimal, and the interactions between them felt forced and awkward. The special effects were lackluster, and they did not immerse me in the world of the film. Overall, it fell short of my expectations, and I would not recommend it to others.