I’ve just finished reading another book by author, speaker and columnist Phil Callaway. This is not a commercial, but a whole-hearted and warm thank you to him for sharing his life experiences, offering hope and humour in an often challenging … Continue reading →
Daffodils The flowers are blooming, especially the daffodils. My husband noticed how they seem poised to look in every direction. I hadn’t really thought of that before. The hyacinths and narcissus [shown last post about gardening] are past their prime … Continue reading →
A fellow editor, who also happens to be a good writer and serious environmentalist, is also a talented photographer. From time to time, Paul shares those photos with us. This week, he posted new photos on his blog. Signs of … Continue reading →
April 2, 2010. I love spring! After the long winter sleep, plants come back to life. I check my garden nearly every day to see what is sprouting, what is making its reappearance. The daffodils make me smile. They remind … Continue reading →
Organizing a book launch is a new and interesting experience. It’s an opportunity to tell many people about a book that I’m excited about. The book is full of stories and poems from over 61 professional and gifted writers who … Continue reading →
Imagine that you’re a grandmother having to raise four or more grandchildren on what little income you have. How will you feed and clothe them? Pay their tuition for school? That’s the position of sub-Saharan grandmothers who are raising their … Continue reading →
March 12, 2010 In December, I signed up for the Awesome Author Challenge. I committted to reading three books, giving a brief review, and linking back to at home with books. I’ll likely read more, but I’ll start with three. … Continue reading →
Today, as I stop to reflect on what I hope to achieve, I also ponder my accomplishments in the past weeks and months. I am also reminded that I am not alone in my accomplishments. Neither am I alone in … Continue reading →
March 5, 2010. On checking my email this morning, I saw that a fellow editor had sent a link to an online news article regarding the 2010 budget. I was curious in what way Canada was going to catch up … Continue reading →
I’ve been watching the Olympics like many other folks. This writer watches little television, so sitting in front of the set for a few hours is quite a feat, one that involves knitting in hand, multiple breaks from the screen … Continue reading →
