The Wolf Blood Moon
We all know there is something marvellous and mysterious about the great bright orb that illuminates the night sky.
I remember as a child gazing up at the moon, never believing adults who said it was made of cheese. I couldn’t bear the thought of it being eaten. I did, however, wonder if there was a girl in the moon. What sort of house did she live in? Was she lonely? How did she get there? What did she do all day? What did she look like? Was she ever coming home? Would she fall out of the sky?
Magical Mystery Tour
Today I’m participating in the The Awesome Indies Magical Mystery Tour, hosted by the Awesome Indies. From the 27th to the 30th September you’ll have the chance to pick up … Continue reading
The Wednesday Corner With Juliette Kings
A need you dare not admit. Introducing Juliette Kings AKA Vampire Maman. Juliette’s blog is packed full of great parenting advice. Juliette writes really well, naturally and passionately, often using metaphor … Continue reading
Pa Dug & Rosie in the Garden Series
I want to thank the lovely Patricia Tilton for her great post in which she features my new Pa Dug & Rosie In The Garden Series. This means a lot … Continue reading
Blog Of The Year Award!
Thank you to the Secret Keeper, to Song of the Sirens and Pat Woods for nominating my blog for the Blog Of The Year award 2012. I was also nominated … Continue reading
The Paragraph Challenge
I wanted to reach out to other bloggers and readers by doing something a little bit different. I invited a few friends who have released a book, or who might … Continue reading
Do You Cry?
Do you struggle to let go of things that hurt you? Try crying! Crying is nature’s inner cleansing process. Tears are literally the way in which we cathart our sorrow … Continue reading
Blog Hopping for Youth-tube
Several of you have already posted wonderful stories on our blog-hop to remind people to send in their kid’s art throughout the month of May. The idea for Youth-Tube is … Continue reading
Launching Youth-Tube: Self as Child
In celebration of the launch of Youth Tube and the event we are hosting, I would like to invite you to join in. Please let us know if you would … Continue reading
DiAnne Ebejer: Reflections On The Plum Tree
in “Every Child Is Entitled to Innocence”, “None Other,” one might ask what I learned from my childhood experiences beyond disappointment and a sense that I had been cheated out of something …
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