My sisters and I had a Rib Ride in Beaumaris this month, and these are some photos. Houses along the Menai Strait The Menai Bridge Lord Nelson statue Plas Newydd House and Gardens Plas Newydd’s boat mooring Our Tour Guide, Jason Ready to go on stormy seas with our life jackets. The pier to board… Continue reading August Anglesey Images
Author: Karen J. Mossman
A Review of Tea With The Reaper by Paul White
Brief Description - it’s all in the title. A clever little story. I really enjoyed this short tale as it tells us about Nicole and her unexpected guest. She continually asks what he wants as she fears for her life. The two chat over tea and the mystery keeps us guessing as to who he… Continue reading A Review of Tea With The Reaper by Paul White
Review of Watch Over Me by Daniela Sacerdoti
Brief Description: after a tragedy and a wrecked marriage a young woman returns to her family the Highlands of Scotland to recuperate. It was time to clean up my Kindle and read some of the unread and unloved books hanging there. However, I was shocked to see this one was bought in June 2013. The… Continue reading Review of Watch Over Me by Daniela Sacerdoti
A review of From the Ashes by Kyla Stone
Brief Description - Group of people escape the city after a nuclear attack. I listened to this on an audio book and that made it even more exciting. The story of Dakota, her sister Eden, and a band of merry men. They go from one high adrenaline situation to another as Dakota tries to get… Continue reading A review of From the Ashes by Kyla Stone
Just Beautiful – Cross Stitched Pictures
In 2012 I began stitching for Love Quilts UK. They provide quilts for children with life threatening or life long illnesses. I stitched lots, and then stopped in 2016 when we moved house. Then earlier this year I wanted to stitch again, and there is only so much you can do for your friends and… Continue reading Just Beautiful – Cross Stitched Pictures
Reblogged – Pets I Visited in Canada
This is an absolutely adorable post by fellow blogger and all round nice person, Darlene Foster. We meet all the dogs in her family and being a dog lover, it’s was wonderful to see them. I might do something similar at some point. Mine would be Dog Friends I Love, or My Family Dogs, as… Continue reading Reblogged – Pets I Visited in Canada
About a Book – Down By The River by Karen J. Mossman
Introducing Down by the River by Karen J. Mossman WebsiteGoodreadsAmazon Where did the idea for the story come from? From the song Hazard by Richard Marx. The haunting music and words told a story that really captured my imagination, When I saw the video on YouTube, the idea came quickly, and two characters emerged to… Continue reading About a Book – Down By The River by Karen J. Mossman
September is National Sewing Month
Sewing can be anything with a needle and recently I finished this. I’ll be writing an article about it in the coming weeks. Now that I have finished that, my next needle is a crochet hook. I made dozens of coloured granny squares to make my self a waistcoat type top. Now I’m adding a… Continue reading September is National Sewing Month
Review of Going Hunting by Paul White
Brief Description - A house burglary with a twist. This is a very short and fulfilling read, meaning it has a beginning middle and an end. The start of the story sets the scene, the middle messes all that up, and the end explains all. Because it’s a short there isn’t much I can give… Continue reading Review of Going Hunting by Paul White
Book Review of Old Friends by Chantelle Atkins
Brief Description - short stories that pack a punch! I really enjoy reading books from this author and what a great catalogue she has! This time I thought I’d give her collection a go. This book is tough, as in strong with bulging muscles. Everyone story packs a punch. From twisted, to dark, to amusing… Continue reading Book Review of Old Friends by Chantelle Atkins