Psychologies

ENJOY A wonderful WINTER

Maybe it’s because I am Scottish, but I have always loved winter – glowering skies, a pot of something delicious bubbling on the stove, a sparkly walk at twilight… I realise, however, that there are many who don’t share my cosy-toed view, who dread winter’s arrival and see it as something to be endured, or escaped altogether.

At its most visceral, winter can

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