Challenge Me! Day 3 – Mother’s Day Lovely
Alright, so there was gap between days but onward. Day 3 and it’s Mother’s Day. Something Beautiful: A nice surprise was my daughter popping over unexpected with a mini cake … Continue reading
Challenge Me! Day 2 – Poetry Day
Something beautiful – orange roses. Unique and colourful, again bringing thoughts of Autumn. Something creative – yep, here is an attempt at a poem. This went to a darker place … Continue reading
Challenge Me! Day 1
First day of my little challenge. To start -find something beautiful to brighten the day. This lovely sugar skull fairy is probably my favourite as it embraces Autumn and Halloween. … Continue reading
30ish Day Challenge – I Challenge Me!
Be creative each day and find something beautiful each day. On social media there are these challenges that people participate in and then in turn nominate a social media friend … Continue reading
February/March 2020 Reads
Alright, so I had every intention of posting my reads for February but time and life got away from me. As such, here is a combo of February and March. … Continue reading
2020 The Year of the Vampire
The Year of the vampire. No, it’s not a new type of zodiac sign- although I could create my own …no, no, don’t get distracted. I’ve set my own reading … Continue reading
The Endless (2017)
Cultists: Aaron Moorhead (Aaron), Justin Benson (Justin) The Gist: 10 years after two brother escaped an alien worshipping suicide cult, they receive a video tape in the mail from the cult, bidding them … Continue reading
Halloween Dawning
Trying to come up with a clever name for my lead up to Halloween blog posts and this is what my tired mind produced: Halloween Dawning. Because Halloween is dawning … Continue reading
Dawning Creates…What?
Where I have been….what have I been doing….who am I these days? When I started this blog my bio had that line in it – Dawning Creates what? And as … Continue reading
Inspiration
I am a writer, at least in my mind, which is where most of my writing seems to live. I don’t know where the interest initially came from – the … Continue reading
