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Note: I am now in the process of a Facebook event and I thought that the best way I can refer back to it is to incorporate it into this blog.  Besides, some people might be interested to refer to it as well. (either as it is going or later. So for the next little while, I will be posting the articles, pretty the same way they are on the event on this blog. The Facebook event is called "Facing the Season Solo" and it will go on from now until the begiining of January.  You are welcome to join it at 
https://www.facebook.com/events/317495455431238/?active_tab=discussion

Good morning to all. I hope you are having a good one. It's really early here in Montreal. I have been preparing for the holiday season and just crashed out after supper last night. I woke up pretty early today and started this event. 
This year, I am facing the holiday season pretty solo. No family. No close friends. 
Yesterday I found myself pretty lost and then I thought, well there's Facebook. ANd so I created this event called Facing the Season Solo. Welcome, One. Welcome, All.

 And to start the event I thought a great way to express a little of my hopes and my dreams is to put on a song by the Great Whitney Houston. ITs not perfectly what I think. But pretty damn close. And it hits the spot. Enjoy the song and welcome.


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