In the face of so much uncertainty, I know this is true; I never want the holidays to feel like this again. This has always been an important time of the year to me, and I want to honor it without so much confusion and sadness for all of the rest of my days. Perhaps [...]
Posts Tagged ‘French Canadian’
All the Bells Rang Out, There Were Tears of Joy and Laughter
Posted in Family, Holiday Musings, On Love, tagged family, French Canadian, game night, loneliness, love, men and women, relationships, resolutions, self awareness, spirituality on December 26, 2010 | 1 Comment »
The Most Wonderful Time
Posted in Holiday Musings, tagged family, French Canadian, tradition on December 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The only good thing about November is that it is immediately followed by December, which I think perhaps is one of my favourite months of the year. I love the winter, and the snow, and the cold. It affords such quiet, introspective time, and finding interesting ways to keep your world filled with warmth and [...]
Uncle Phillippe The Booze Maker
Posted in Family History, tagged bootleggers, French Canadian, Hooch, maple syrup, Rum Runners, sexy, speakeasy, sugar bush on April 18, 2009 | 1 Comment »
I hate forwarded emails. I usually delete them without even reading them, so when my uncle Don sent me a message with this subject header it sat untouched in my in box for four days. Last night, while cleaning up my inbox, I noticed it again and something compelled me to open it. There was [...]