Word
Wednesday
The
dictionary defines a northeaster as follows: A storm or gale blowing from the
northeast. That does not in any way say
enough about a Nor’easter. Last
Wednesday we here in the tri-state area were just about getting out from under
hurricane Sandy when up from the northeast blows that gale. Let me tell you-seven inches of snow and one
dark scary night say a lot more about that bugger than the American Heritage. No boring details please. Oh, maybe just a quick retell about me trudging
up a long winding hill (my road) to retrieve my car stranded by an earlier road
closure. Heart pounding in my chest I walked so fast I had to gulp air that felt hot
and cold simultaneously. Headlights glowed against the snow banks and I jumped wagging my $2 flashlight. Finally a car driving in my direction stopped
and followed alongside me until I reached my car.
Lord bless us and save us-I mean that was one glorious moment barrel butting
out of a snowplowed barricade to get back to my house.
No
coincidence that HUDSON CATALINA’s story is told during a nor’easter. Her time frame is twenty-fours and this
mother of four, wife and cancer victim must battle a loss of hope and go out on
a scary night unaware of what lurks ahead.
The Holidays are upon us, do put HUDSON CATALINA on your list. You can download the eBook or buy the paperback. Amazon is user friendly. Stay safe and warm
out of harm’s way, keep a shovel handy and upgrade your flashlight.
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