Learned me something from two sources about micro-season: One from Mark and another from a toad-- because, did you know? In China, toads are regarded as lunar, “yin” and humid symbols, used medicinally and bringers of much-needed rain. Now I know...
"So sit back, relax, get comfy, and enjoy the Q & A," says Author Lauren Scott.
Hey, here's wishing you tranquility this lovely Sunday. And if you want to swell your heart with one of my favorite poems, please listen to my homemade recording. I made it for you. Blessings.
A repost to offer support to an Author friend.
A poem from In The Shadow Of Rainbows has been published at Masticadores USA. I invite you to read it and want to give you the scoop on this lovely online publication.
In The Shadow of Rainbows sits for one more interview. Won't you join me and bring encouragement and support too... Please. Thanks. An interview and a Book Review. Yay!
I tend to shy away from psychological thrillers that inadvertently do something to my psyche and leave me out of sync. But there were a few things that attracted me to this one. Please read to find out what those are and what I learned today. xo
My words based on the theme of good parenting. And may I add, one doesn't need to be a parent to lend a helping hand; one just needs to want to live in a good world and a desire to be a good role model. I and parents the world over thank you.
For the last challenge for Tanka Tuesday's seventh year. A photo prompt. Photo by Terri Webster Schrandt. Thank you.
Responding to the haiku invitation at Naturalist Weekly. This week’s haiku invitation is to write a haiku or senryu using “dew” as inspiration. Kindle quote from In The Shadow of…
"We can only be said to be alive in those moments when our hearts are conscious of our treasures." ~ Thornton Wilder
The success of In The Shadow of Rainbows is not mine alone. The success of this book is your success, too, and I applaud you, dear collaborators. Together we did it.