Oceans and oceans of green grass as far as the eye could see. Way off in the distance copses of trees could be seen, but it was a long walk before they got that far. Sandy’s hiking boots were hurting … Continue reading
Which way do we go? This way to freedom Over there is hard That way is easy Will you follow me? Don’t feel uneasy When I go away Coming back weekly Continue reading at Lady Lee Manila
He had reached a crossroads. It was now or never. Should he ask her or not? They had been getting on well. He wasn’t great at reading these sort of situations but there was definite chemistry between them. While at … Continue reading
No map in hand No lay of the land The way forward is blocked I thought I knew How the future grew The truth leaves me shocked I can go right No changes in sight Into a future most locked … Continue reading
Where life and death meet Sempiternal mysteries Here there be dragons
For the best to happen I need to allow things to happen, Not make them happen. If I let my life show me where I need to go, Continue reading at Positive Side of Coin
******** Standing on the crossroad of life Signboard of soul shall show you the way Sometimes heart knows better than mind ******** Reblogged from Reflections of Life
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Don Massenzio What is your most interesting writing quirk? Honestly, it’s bulldogs. I own two, Frankie and Otto. Otto weighs in at 65-70 pounds, and Frankie seems to hold steady at 55. They relate to my writing, in that they’re … Continue reading
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It’s a week to go until the launch of my book of short stories (A Walk In The Woods). Last week, I gave you a sneak peek of part of the first story. Would you…
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