Halloween through a Child’s Eyes
Dear friends, The month of October is slipping by as the days get us closer to All Hallow’s Eve, deeper into Autumn and closer to winter for us northern hemisphere…
Read moreThoughts of Halloween October 25th, 2005
Dear friends, I hope this post finds everyone well and blessed. I am very pleased to begin a series of posts all centered around this wonderful time of autumnal transition…
Read moreWith a Little Help from My friends
A writing topic to be used with my permission for the upcoming eBook The Insecure Writer’s Support Group Guide to Publishing and Beyond! By Benny Hill Freelance Writer and Blogger…
Read moreWhen enough is enough – A story of a woman who was brave enough to get out
Dear Friends, When I created this blog back on August 24th, 2005, this was the very first post. The person who wrote this was a work colleague and is still…
Read moreMunching on Paper
As it is the day traditionally associated with sharing things from one’s past, I thought I would share this. For a while, I tried to create articles written from my…
Read moreAn Eight Hour Day is Long Enough.
Echoes Part I Reluctantly I wake jolted from a sleep less than content with panic that I had overslept. Dark and dusty, the old clock reveals the time with a…
Read moreDancing Mouse
You cannot look at it for long and must avert your eyes for fear of shattering the illusion. The mysterious conceptual argument between physical and emotional connects us to the…
Read moreRevere the Animal You Kill
Hello friends. This post is a direct follow up to my last post ‘Thoughts of Thanksgiving‘. That post became longer than I had anticipated so I did not get the…
Read moreEach with Their Own Secret Care
These words are borrowed from the classic Ferry Cross the Mersey by Gerry and the Pacemakers. I have always loved this song and when I lived in England and also…
Read moreThe Grocery Store Penny Horse
Does anyone out there remember the penny horse ride at the grocery store? This was a relatively large horse for a kid’s ride. Well, it seemed large as a kid…
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