Letters to My Hypothetical Children: Life Lessons, Making Mistakes, & Keeping it Real Author: Marcia Allyn LukePublished in 2021Publisher is Twin HorseshoesAvailable in eBook, print (232 pages for print edition)Humour in Parenting & Relationships | Self-Help & Psychology Humour | Parenting & Family Humour Marcia is a Canadian Indie author. Letters to My Hypothetical Children… Continue reading Letters to My Hypothetical Children Book Review
Tag: Non-Fiction
The Big Escape
The photographs have aged well. Looking at the soft blue sky in the picture’s background it is easy to image that humid oppressive Ontario heat blanketing the day with whispered promises of a lightning storm to come. That means there is a schedule to follow on this hot afternoon. The photographer stands unseen behind the… Continue reading The Big Escape
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Willow
She hops around in the shaggy lawn. The dew in the grass is cold on the delicate pads of her paws. She is startled by a sudden bodily impulse and she squats without warning to pee. He big brown eyes look up in shock. The cold is too much though and once again she is… Continue reading Willow
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Photos across a Life Time (3)
Here is a little memoir writing exercise for you. Choose 3 pictures of the person you want to write about, the pictures should be from various periods of their life. Use the pictures to write about where they were, what they were doing, and build in details about the person. A girl and her dog… Continue reading Photos across a Life Time (3)
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Coffee and Dreams
The smell of coffee is alive in the air. I used to have a dream of owning my own coffee shop. I wanted it to be a cute little shop with big comfy chairs, homemade baked goods, and a country theme. I wanted it to have a family/close friend atmosphere and I wanted to sell… Continue reading Coffee and Dreams
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His & Hers: Strikingly Different
Their hands joined as one. She laid her small delicate fingers overtop of his strong rugged ones. The heat from his skin rose up to warm the coolness that she carried in her own hands and it provided her with comfort. She imaged his sturdy hand enveloping her hand with its capability to encompass… Continue reading His & Hers: Strikingly Different
Brewing Coffee, Twisting Words & Breaking Pencils 