Saint Adele, Quebec 2018-19

It was the winter of 2018-19 when I wrote this Facebook post in February — a phenomenal year for snow in our Laurentian village in Quebec:

“Oh for heaven’s sake, enough already. The eyes of the home across the street — which are barely visible over our hedge of shovelled snow, are almost closed now. There is little visibility from the windows of this Quebec home. It has — again — been snowing for about 24 hours straight and we have shovelled the walk and vehicle about 4 times just to keep life outside accessible. This has been a hell of a ride, not exactly what I expected when I came seeking a ‘snowy winter experience’ near to my dear friend, and I will agree that I am happy to be moving on to New York this week. STILL, I would not change it if I could — it has been an invigorating, stimulating experience!” And Cajou, chien extraordinaire, so very loving and with never a hair out of place!❄️