I write,
because the words
overwhelm.
Category: Ask
Questions I have for the world around me based on what I’ve seen and experienced.
sing to me
Teach me the words
to the song you now sing.
little stars
Little stars
twinkle faintly in the sky.
harmless
His words,
their syllables simple…
interactions
We play games you and I. Online interactions,
Happy 150th Canada, and yet…
I love Canada, and yet… we have so far to go.
Survey Says
Hi everyone! I’m updating my blog and I’d love some feedback on what you’d like to read. Please let me know! I look forward to seeing the results.
inclusive – a poem
Rules and codes
were meant to be
inclusive
Forget Politics – a poem
Who cares what colour
you present?
6 lessons learned giving up my smart phone for Lent
My husband jokingly issued me a challenge a little over 6 weeks ago: Could I give up my smart phone for lent?
15 Things I learned in 2014
Motherhood is the most difficult thing I’ve ever done. There is no possible way to fully prepare for the worry, fear, joy, pain and love that consumes the heart. No matter what you think it will be like, you will be wrong, and it’s not a bad thing.
learning about loss: finding joy in sorrow
Side Note: I’m taking part in the Writing101 challenge, which means this is a break in what I usually post. Day 13’s challenge relates to Day 4’s Post: On day 4, you wrote a post about losing something. Today, write about finding something. Today’s twist: if you wrote day four’s post as the first in a series, […]
forgiveness in conversation
side note I’m taking part in the Writing101 challenge, which means this is a break in what I usually post. Day 7′s challenge is to: Write a post based on the contrast between two things — whether people, objects, emotions, places, or something else. Today’s twist: write your post in the form of a dialogue. You […]
the horses
side note: I’m taking part in the Writing101 challenge, which means this is a break in what I usually post. Day 6’s challenge is to: Today, write a post focusing on one — or more — of the people that have recently entered your life, and tell us how your narratives intersected. Today’s twist: Turn your […]
your letter – a poem
Side Note: I’m taking part in the Writing101 challenge, which means this is a break in what I usually post. Day 5’s challenge is to: You stumble upon a random letter on the path. You read it. It affects you deeply, and you wish it could be returned to the person to which it’s addressed. Write […]
