My Mother is Finnish and the Finns seem to have a special appreciation of candles, using them to convey warmth, welcome and occasion, even for ordinary days. For several years I lived without electricity and candlelight was my source of light at day’s end. Electric lighting hums, very quietly and in a manner I both hear and at times, find grating. Candlelight occasionally splutters but it doesn’t disturb. Light a candle, it will warm the darkest day.
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adventuresofalgy said:
There are frequent power cuts in Algy’s area in the winter, and his friends keep a large store of candles and candle holders. Algy loves candlelight! You’re right about the hum: when the power fails after dark, it’s both velvety black and silent.
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