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An Article by Ruth Danes
An Article by Ruth Danes
Since childhood, I have been interested in both stories and history. When I was a little girl, I wrote and illustrated little books made from folded pieces of A4 paper. In my teens, I wrote a few truly awful novels and tried, unsuccessfully, to get them published. They will never see the light of day again! Read More
Why Tell the Truth by Tylor Lovins (Book Review #522)
Happy New Years!
Happy New Years!
I want to wish you all the best in 2018! Thank you for giving me an opportunity to do what I love. May you all have a successful year, a joyous holiday season, and a continued inspirational new year. Read More
Earth Quarantined by D. L. Richardson (Book Review #521)
Earth Quarantined is a science fiction story set in 2355. The world as we know it has been saved by aliens called the Criterion. The remaining human race is under tough living conditions due to this relationship and as things have been going on for many years, Kethryn Miller, an actress has come in between them, wanting to expose things that may not turn out to be the best for everyone. Read More
Leaving Jackson wolf by P.A. KANE (Book Review #520)
Leaving Jackson is a young adult fictional story about a biracial boy who is abused by his friends and confides in a friend he never thought he would find. This coming of age story is set in 2016 discussing the Trump and the political/social differences he ignited amongst people.
Winter Song (Day in a Life of a Kid) by Anetta Kotowicz (Book Review #519)
THE PURSUIT OF HEALTH by Valeria Teles
THE PURSUIT OF HEALTHÂ by Valeria Teles
 I went for a run because I had eaten a small, organic dark chocolate cookie the day before and I felt that I had to punish myself. It was habitual for me to punish myself with strenuous, caloric compensation cardio whenever I felt guilt for enjoying life by eating tasty foods. My fitness goals had gone up a notch after I’d placed first in a fitness competition. Winning the competition was one thing, but it was being complimented all the time for my extra lean body that pressured me to stay that way. I couldn’t allow myself look “bigger” again, and “bigger” really meant not seeing my defined ab muscles. Read More
Golden Gremlin: A Vigorous Push from Misanthropes and Geezers by Rod A. Walters
Golden Gremlin: A Vigorous Push from Misanthropes and Geezers by Rod A. Walters
Golden Gremlin is a book of humor told from experience: from those good citizens, either gender, who are old enough to be real misanthropes (persons at peace with their own selves) or geezers (old enough to know better, and pretty much do), or both.
Read MoreChristmas Day
Merry Christmas!
What Do People Do?
Many Canadians have a day off work on December 25 and many spend the day with close relatives or friends. It is customary to exchange gifts, enjoy a special festive meal and, perhaps, attend a special church service. However, some people, particularly in Quebec, do some or all of these things on Christmas Eve as well as, or instead of, on Christmas Day. Read More
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