My mother was fearless. She had a strong sense of injustice. If something was wrong, she would put it right, or put people right. One day I remember her telling me how she was walking passed the park when she heard a crowd chanting. She went in to find boys gathered and encircling two who… Continue reading The Day I Found a Dead Body
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My Little Star, Tilly.
Ark Angels Animal Rescue is based in Chester. This is where we got our King Charles Cavalier Spaniel Meggy, from. She is a rescue dog, taken from a puppy farm somewhere in Wales in June 2018. It was evident she'd had lots of puppies and they estimated her age as four or five. I've continued… Continue reading My Little Star, Tilly.
Knitted Hats
I'm not very good at knitting, well, I can knit, and do enjoy it. What I'm not good at is understanding patterns. When others says 'this one is easy,' it normally isn't for me! I've had some great disasters in the past and still have half a baby's cardigan in my drawer from an 'easy'… Continue reading Knitted Hats
Do Middle-Aged Woman Become Invisible? Guest interview Toni Kief — A Little Bit of Blake
These are two of my favourite writers! I couldn't reisist reblogging this absolutely great interview. In parts it made me laugh because Toni Kief is a great character, she often cheers me up with her posts, comments and writing. Julia Blake, is a very gifted writer and she has just started this new blog. Previously… Continue reading Do Middle-Aged Woman Become Invisible? Guest interview Toni Kief — A Little Bit of Blake
Abortion Protests
I was listening to the radio this morning and they were talking about exclusion zones outside abortion clinics. It was appalling to hear how women entering them were being harassed. It must be a difficult decision to have an abortion in the first place. There would be a lot of soul searching beforehand. There are… Continue reading Abortion Protests
Don’t Look it up First!!
I'm delighted to share these wonderful words of wisdom by writer Joni Martins. They made me chuckle, as how many times have you done this?Just came across a fun picture I thought I would share. As you may be aware, I'm currently still working on 'Diary of a Female GP'. This is nearing completion, albeit… Continue reading Don’t Look it up First!!
Coping with Father’s Day as a Single Parent
As time has gone on, Father's Day has become easier. I lost my dad in September of 2010. For a reason I can't explain, I don't want to put his face on Facebook as a memoriam with all the other 'remembering my dad' posts. However, I have talked about him on here, and in my… Continue reading Coping with Father’s Day as a Single Parent
My Two Dads
I came across this on an old blog of mine, and thought it appropriate to post for Father's Day and also National Parent's Day on 26th July. Once upon a time I had two dads, one with hard brown eyes and the other with soft ones. The dad with the hard eyes was a police… Continue reading My Two Dads
What to do next in Self Publishing
By Karen J Mossman The days of writing a novel selling it, and making money are gone. The self promotion and chasing the next sale as well as everything that goes into making it publishable is stressful and a number of authors just want to give up. I was talking to writer, Josesph Lemon, he… Continue reading What to do next in Self Publishing
A Dystopian World
I’ve read this book recently and agree with everything this reviewer says. These is a genius of a book and she makes comparisons to dystopian stories like The Handmaid’s Tale and she is so right. Last night I began watching The Handmaid’s Tale again. I last watched it over six months ago and stopped after… Continue reading A Dystopian World
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