From now on

The number of the day is 2.

2 like the 2 cm of snow that was covering everything outside this morning when I woke up. 2 cm to remind us that we are living in Québec and in Québec you never know when winter is over. Actually, some years, it never really ends...

2 also like the way I felt when I woke up this morning. And that would be twice as sick as the way I was yesterday when I went to bed. Sinus congestion, itchy eyes, headache, etc... and If you add my allergies to Dalexia's cats, I guess you can talk about being sick squared = sick²

uhn uhn.. it becomes exponential...

And all this won't help me in my 2 upcoming moves. In fact, it will be almost three but let's stick to the number 2, shall we?

First move in 23 days. I leave my apartment where I have been living for the last 2 years to move in with Dalexia in her own apartment where we will be the 2 of us with her 2 kids. The main reason behind this is to avoid paying 2 rents for nothing since we are already living together.

And then my 2nd move, in 82 days. This time in our new house that we have rent less then 2 months ago(ok that 2 was superfluous since it was one month ago, I admit ). So I will have to make 2 address changes, 2 telephone connections, 2 packing and unpacking,... in 2 months! Twice the work

And during that same period, I will have to bring 1/2 of my things to the camp because I will be living there every week when I won't be in my 2 days off(clever eh?)

But the main subject of this post is to present you my 2nd Project 52 photo. It has been taken last Saturday during our 2 days holiday in Québec city. Despite the crappy weather, we had a good time walking in the streets of the old city wearing our 2$ rain coats that looked more like white garbage bags with holes. But at 2 boxes a piece, you can't expect to have high-tech nylon

The photo shows the majestic Château Frontnac that was built at the start of the 20th century. Its impressive architecture thrones on the fortified city and face the beautiful St. Lawrence river that has been the main entrance to the American lands for the European explorer 400 years ago...