It's the Brian Lair Show on WNYC. I'm Bridget Bergen filling in for Brian today. Let's end the show on a lighter note.

Dare I say a cozier one. With the icy temps making it challenging and even dangerous to be outside,

what have you found to do indoors? Have you taken up or resumed what could be

called a cozy hobby? Something like knitting, which offers the added benefit of creating something

to keep you warm, or baking, which results in tasty treats and a warm kitchen. Tell us about your

cozy hobby. The number is 212-433 W-N-YC, that's 212, 433-9692. I heard reports of crowds at local yarn stores last Saturday in preparation for being snowed in with some time on your hands. Was that you? Did you start a sweater, finish a scarf,

take up needlepoint? Now that the gift-giving holidays have passed, are you able to make maybe

something for yourself? What's on your needles? Call or text us at 212-433 W-N-YC, 2 212-433-9692.

What about jigsaw puzzles or board games?

Are you finding ways to pass the time indoors that doesn't involve screens?

You can call or text us about that.

And, you know, with last week's run-on groceries, did you see those pictures of empty shelves at Trader Joe's?

Did that prompt you to maybe start up that sourdough?

I've been really thinking about how to make sourdough starter.

I keep watching videos and I'm just about to attempt it.

But maybe you've been making other comfort food.

Maybe you are more of a soup person or a pancake person for that snowy Sunday.

We want to hear about it.

Tell us about your cozy hobby, whether it's scrapbooking, taking pictures of your cat.

Darning sucks.

What helps you stay warm, body and soul in these freezing temperatures, the number one more time,

212-433 WNYC, that's 212-433-9692.

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