SAD (seasonal affective discorder) is a type of depression tied to seasonal light changes, most commonly in fall and winter. Less daylight disrupts your circadian rhythm, melatonin production, and serotonin levels. Translation: your internal clock gets confused, your sleep gets weird, and your mood drops. Common signs include: Low energy and constant fatigue Difficulty focusing Feeling flat, numb, or unmotivated Wanting to hibernate but still being stressed about it Craving carbs and comfort everything The kicker is that SAD often shows up quietly. You are still functioning, still working, still showing up. You just feel like you are doing life with the emotional equivalent of a low phone battery. Things That Actually Help (No Toxic Positivity) Talk About It :...
December 6th at noon, 2025, Whiskey & Woof will proudly be part of the reopening of the newly designed store of Kiehl's at 223 Mulberry Street, NYC. The first in the US market, the Locally Made intiative will feature three scents including the debut of the new No. 26 Nolita. The scented candle version will only be available in store at Kiehl's while the promotion is running. The other two scents are No. 2 Elle, which was reformulated this year to be a red rose and leather scent, and No. 17 Private Reserve - a cashmere musk and whiskey scent that stays on the mind the way you do. RSVPS are filling up for the opening weekend festivities:https://tinyurl.com/whiskeyandwoof Looking forward...
I launched Whiskey & Woof on August 30th, 2019—six months before the pandemic reshaped everything. I had a business plan and a clear sense of the brand, but sticking to that plan became its own challenge once demand spiked. In the beginning I experimented with wax colors and formats; today, those variations live only in custom orders.
Now let’s talk blackout strategy.Yes, candles can light a room. Will they replace your overhead LEDs? No. Will they keep you from stepping on your dog or knocking over your emotional support La Croix? Yes.
Pro tips for lighting your lair:
Use multiple candles in different corners to spread the glow.
Choose reflective surfaces—place your candle near a mirror or light wall.
Don’t cluster them like you’re summoning spirits. Spread that light like you spread gossip: strategically.
