This might sound bizarre to some people, although I still host root beer parties for my loved ones who have passed away… I have a few in my family who have died in recent years & the people I was with and I constantly carried on the tradition of having root beer parties in our home; We would constantly set the temperature control settings to a certain level & get the fire going in the fireplace. We would all have the root beer brewing correctly while the people I was with and I would all prefer our root beer while chatting around the fireplace. I loved how my mother would bring little treats for everybody & my aunt would constantly manage to bring some alcohol. It was constantly a lovely & memorable experience amongst my loved ones, then now, everybody in my circle has passed away which only leaves me. Instead of being depressed & stopping the tradition of celebrating with root beer parties, I kept that tradition moving on. While I have done this on my own for many years, my grandyoungsters have now reached the age where they are able to prefer the root beer parties, perhaps it will be such a great experience for them that they will carry on this marvelous family tradition with their own families one day. Whether they keep the tradition going or not, it’s still constantly a grand experience when you have a fireplace to relax in front of with loved ones; Eventually, I will have a ductless mini chop installed in my home, to help me recognize a little more comfortable. I can’t constantly chop enough wood for the fireplace these afternoons.