It’s official, my first time participating in NaNoWriMo. It’s a busy website today. For anyone who doesn’t know what that stands for, it’s national novel writing month. People across the world are registered to begin today. The goal is to … Continue reading →
I’ve been reading, but not reporting. Life is rather full. I’ve read quite a few books since replying initially to the Awesome Author Challenge by at home with books. One of those books was My Sister’s Keeper, by Jodi Picoult. … Continue reading →
When I was on Twitter today, I found this video on Justin Levy’s site that I want to share with my readers. Also on YouTube, here. What does time mean to you? Your reactions, please.
Continue reading →I’m taking a break from my travelogue for awhile for the subject of storytelling. Some time ago, I had the pleasure of hearing Dan Yashinsky tell stories at the Second Story Barn in Baden, Ontario. I enjoyed his stories so … Continue reading →
The red sand at Cavendish beach shifted under our feet on that hot summer day. Many people had come to enjoy the water. Youth played volleyball on a makeshift court in the sand. The place was busy. We weren’t planning … Continue reading →
Being a fan of Lucy Maud Montgomery’s writing, and especially Anne of Green Gables, we couldn’t do the Island trip without stopping at Green Gables in Cavendish. My husband and I had been to the site once before, but my … Continue reading →
Here’s a few more photos from our tour of the Cabot Trail in Cape Breton. Black Brook Beach I found out how cold that Atlantic water is when I walked along the water’s edge. Green Cove Green Cove, rocks and … Continue reading →
Just some photos of a pretty place with sparkling water under the summer sun and boats sitting by the dock in the protected harbour.
Continue reading →Just before we entered the Cape Breton Highlands National Park, we stopped in Pleasant Bay for a break. We’d been on the road awhile and the driver needed a rest. The wind blew over that place, ruffling our hair, as … Continue reading →
Along the Cabot Trail not far from Chéticamp is a sign titled Joe’s Scarecrows. The scarecrows represent both famous and not-so-famous people from many stations in life. Unfortunately, the scarecrows have been vandalized from time to time, and now the … Continue reading →
