My apologies for my tardiness, my calendar is so full I completely forgot to schedule the blog post. We have warmer temperatures in Alberta currently, which is always welcome. However, it does mean dirty slush, ice patches and hazardous walking conditions. As many of...
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Bibliophile’s Collective Tuesday – My Winter Poem and a Book Review
Photo by James Wheeler on Pexels.com Winter Forest The wind whistles around the pine trees Scattering fallen snow into festoon veils The eagle flies on high Its wings like sails. Creatures huddled together in burrows Sleeping the winter away in hibernation Others...
Bibliophile’s Collective Tuesday – Book Review & Book Titles
In my research for my new detective series, I read a novel by M.J. Arlidge entitled Eeny Meeny. The premises of the narrative becomes all too clear and links to the title all too well as you read. You can find my review on my Goodreads page but just in case, here it...
Wordsmith’s Collective Thursday – Effects of Weather on Your Writing
Weather can have quite an effect on our writing as it influences us emotionally and physically. Each season has its benefits. Spring brings hope of warmth and plans conjured for outdoor pursuits, clearing of winter’s destruction and planting for summer blooms. It is...
Wordsmith’s Collective Thursday – Weather Affects Our Writing
July has been a wet month so far here in Alberta. Walking my little rescue pup, has left us often soaked, but when we do manage to escape a thunder storm and finally catch a break in the clouds, we enjoy the sunshine to the fullest. Sammie is an enjoyable addition to...
An English Woman in a Canadian Winter
When we first came to Canada it was a trial run over Christmas - not the time you would think is best to get an idea of the country. However, we were thinking of moving to Alberta, where the winter's are harsh and temperatures drop to ridiculous lows -40 at times. Yes...
Seasons Greetings from Mandy Eve-Barnett
I wish all my followers a wonderful festive time with family, friends and loved ones. No matter what 'tag' you wish to put on the season: Merry Christmas Happy Hanukkah Joyous Kwanzaa Yuletide Greetings Happy holidays Joyeux Noël Feliz Navidad Seasons Greetings It is...
Writing Prompt Wednesday
Use these words in a short story or poem: icy, horse drawn carriage, heat. I've shared mine below. Winter Treat An arm to steady me as I tread on the icy path Thick warming coats help keep the cold at bay The ground glistens in the early morning sun I so wish I could...
Christmas Themed Books
I am sharing lists of Christmas themed books as it is always the best way to enjoy the season of cold and snow. A warm fire, the twinkling lights on the Christmas tree and a cozy blanket and cup of chocolate. ...
