The storm announced yesterday turned out to be largely a non-event. High winds, no ferry crossings, bridge to the mainland closed, but that was it. We are without snow, all green everywhere so this is Christmas in PEI.
The city is quiet tonight, because of the storm of yesterday, no one could leave the Island, no flights and bridge closed. Moral of this story, just stay home for the holidays.
So tonight we are quiet at home, the wind is still strong and it is cool. In the city there are not many displays of lights on private homes, this is more a suburb and rural area thing. We are not having company or dinner parties, but this week people will come to have coffee and cake every day starting with Boxing Day.
As for New Year’s Eve and Day, well will see, no plans yet.
I only hope that 2023 will be a better year than the past 3 years. I would love to travel a little bit even if it is not far.

Winter scene in a Quebec village by Clarence A. Gagnon.
Glad you didn’t hit by the storm as expected. Enjoy those daily morning coffees with friends.
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Merry Christmas, I hope all is well with you and Will and the little dogs ?? …
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Merci pour tes bons vœux. Oui c’est un beau matin de Noël nous n’avons pas de neige mais ça ne fait rien. Le petit Nicky et la petite Nora te disent bonjour à leur manière de teckel.
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I was delighted to speak to you on Christmas Eve.
Happy Christmas to you ! xoxo
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Love the long shadows in Gagnon’s painting.
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very observant. Late in the afternoon perhaps.
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glad it missed you…didn’t miss us…fuuuuuuuuuuuuck it was cold.
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Well that is the advantage of living on an island, wind change and so does the weather.
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