I didn’t know what this was until I saw the photo of Ann Frank. Jump over to the Norns Triad Publications blog to learn more. Enter Here
Author: Karen J. Mossman
Reblogged – A Titanic Literary Loss
An interesting article about books read and lost onboard the Titanic when it sank. Of all the films I’ve watched, or articles I’ve read, I’ve never come across books on the boat. I even knew a few of them. Priceless first editions at the bottom of the sea. Most likely disintegrated, swallowed by fish who… Continue reading Reblogged – A Titanic Literary Loss
June Anglesey Images
Our local park in Valley. A perfect sky. View from the Rhoscolyn Cliffs. https://videopress.com/v/ssL6pygJ?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true The smoke on the right is from The Red Arrows flying team as they fanned out. This one came over my house. View of my neighbours garden to this beautiful bush. My Clematis is gorgeous just now.
Reblogged – Peeves
This is a great post and it made me chuckle because I’ve noticed this as well . Listen to people talk around you, or being interviewed on the television. The amount of ‘likes’ that find their way into a sentence. It used to er, or erm. I’d listen to people talking on the radio and… Continue reading Reblogged – Peeves
Murder at Monterey by Ellen Read
A weekend away and a murder in this delightful cosy mystery story. I had the honour of reading an Advanced Reader’s Copy (ARC) of this enjoyable book. I’m so glad I did. Released today 16th June, Ellen Read has created another beautiful story. Set on the 1920s/30s, it was the era of elegance. Although this… Continue reading Murder at Monterey by Ellen Read
Karen’s Chat about Routines
The inspiration for this came from a post by Beth Olivier, who talked about her morning routine. I’d also had a previous conversation with my son who said, ‘If I want a brew in the evening, I just go and get it. Yet you look at the clock first.’ That made me chuckle because he… Continue reading Karen’s Chat about Routines
#Fiction Friday – The Family Tree
Stories in poetry are always fun to do. I wrote this a few years ago. I hope it makes you smile. Once upon a time, there was meRight at the bottom of the family treeSitting up there at the topWere Grandmama and PopI moved up when I had my childIt took quite a whileBut we… Continue reading #Fiction Friday – The Family Tree
Funny Little Drawings
My Uncle Colin was a talented artist and today I thought I could share some of his doodles here. A throwback to his war years Not sure about this one. A private joke maybe. I don’t think this is his, but he had it, and I like it. Another doodle Colin’s full drawings are really… Continue reading Funny Little Drawings
Reblogged- Things that go BUMP in the Night
Last night I stood at the front door and stared out over the great expanse of sky. It was 10.30 pm, with a hint of dusk. Orange streaks spread like creeping fingers. As I watched the dogs sniff around the grass, I imagined those dark night when 10.30 meant total blackness. Then as dawn breaks… Continue reading Reblogged- Things that go BUMP in the Night
Reblogged- Would you like a Pet Writer?
Is this anything you have ever considered? No? Neither had I then I came across this genius piece of writer. All writers can relate… 😂 So you’ve got yourself a writer. They looked so cute when you saw them through the window of the coffee shop, didn’t they? Huddled in a corner with … Caring… Continue reading Reblogged- Would you like a Pet Writer?