Writer. Photographer. Life Coach.
Ok. I am having some trouble with my mailing list but we will get it sorted. In the meantime, I am working on creating 31 prompts, one for each day in December to help you reflect and remember the year just lived. Historically I have always used the month of December for self-evaluation and to
I woke before sun rose; not that difficult at this time of the year. The house is quiet. I wait for my coffee to drip through. I light a couple of candles. I am grateful for this extra day off. I am grateful for the silence and the opportunity to sit the heavy bits that
I have only ever seen one siege of herons. It felt slightly miraculous. We witnessed 12 -15 flying in the sky; literally the day after I decided on the new title. A sign for sure. If your eyes are open, there are signals all around.
Ladybugs are often thought of as lucky; more than likely because they are crop savers. Farmers love these little beetles. Initially this was to be the cover illustration for my book; alas someone else beat me to it and I had to pivot. Instead I chose a Siege of Herons. My hardcover book is available
I am beginning to work on updating my December project: Remember 2022. As always it will be a series of daily posts and questions accompanied by a quote to encourage you to reflect on the year that was just lived. Some questions are light and easy; others may ask you to dig deeper. Always free
Other collective nouns for owls can be: a jury, a study, a parliament and a glaring. Which is your favourite?
A quiver of surfboards in honour of International Surfing Day. You can also use quiver ton describe a bunch of arrows (a quiver is the actual container) but, did you know you can use quiver to describe a group pf cobras. May you never see that in real life! Learn more collective nouns when you
