So, the weather outside was frightful last night (as opposed to the weather inside), and I could talk about how I might have edited the lyrics to that stupid “Let It Snow” song . . .
But I really want to talk about where I took refuge from the storm: the Montreal YWCA.
No, I didn’t sleep on a cot in a room with 50 other women. The local Y has an auberge on one floor with nice private rooms with TV, radio alarm clock, double bed, desk and chair, sink and mirror, closet etc. Common rooms are multi-stalled washrooms, showers, a large fully-equipped kitchen/dining room, various lounges, laundry rooms and more.
And it cost me less than $60. For a good room in downtown Montreal, that is an incredible price.
The Y also has what they call hotel rooms on one floor, which have private washroom facilities.
And they have a restaurant/cafe on the main floor.
But I prefer the auberge with its communal approach.
Of course, the YWCA is much more than an inn. It offers all sorts of excellent services.
But I came away from there this morning feeling well-rested and really good about the Y. I’ll be back . . .
— Jillian
Good show! Perhaps one institution we can still count on. Unlike the Boy Scouts %@
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I remember when snow was a joyful thing, nowI just see it as a hazard and danger to life! Glad that you found refuge.
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