
The Danger of Open Doors
When we’re weighed down by fear and anxiety, it’s too easy focus on the danger of open doors. Continue reading The Danger of Open Doors
When we’re weighed down by fear and anxiety, it’s too easy focus on the danger of open doors. Continue reading The Danger of Open Doors
Remember Friday the 13th? The only thing worse than an unlucky Friday is an unlucky Monday. Continue reading A Love Affair With Unlucky Numbers
Change is on my doorstep. She’s been there for some time, promising to push with gale force winds and flood the foundations if I don’t let her in. Continue reading Swaying in Sea Change
A woman with her chest bared, depicted in a classic painting, was giving life to both a young child and the world in which we live today. In Greek mythology, this woman was credited with giving birth to the Milky Way. Continue reading Giving Life to Galaxies
For nearly two and a half years, I’ve been frequenting these secret societies, where everyone dons a funny hat and picks up a quill pen, then delves deep into the human condition, trying to unravel the mysteries of life. Continue reading Under the Quill
As an aspiring novelist, I devoted my Saturday to creating fictional scenes that celebrate the Northern Lights. I wrote most of the climax for my first book, and with each suspenseful word, I became more excited to embark on the journey to becoming a published author. Continue reading The Road to Whiteface Mountain