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The Journey Begins Again
Join me for tales about librarians, mythical creatures and wondrous journeys. Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path, and leave a trail. — Ralph Waldo Emerson Continue reading The Journey Begins Again
An Earth Day Reflection: How Ordinary People Can Protect a Shared Planet 🌱
Feeling overwhelmed by climate change is common, but significant environmental changes often start with everyday people. From the Love Canal cleanup to the recovery of the ozone layer, local efforts have shown that awareness, belief, and action lead to progress. Earth Day encourages individuals to reflect on the environment and take steps toward sustainability. With simple actions—like community engagement, reducing chemicals, and conserving resources—everyone can contribute to a healthier planet, starting from their own neighborhoods. Continue reading An Earth Day Reflection: How Ordinary People Can Protect a Shared Planet 🌱
The Gentle Power of Gardening: Learning, Self-Care, and Community Resilience
Gardening for Mental, Emotional and Social Growth Spring is the perfect season to turn your little corner of the world—whether it’s a backyard, balcony, or window box—into a place of wonder. No matter your age or background, gardening offers something meaningful for everyone. It’s a joyful learning experience for children, an act of self-care for adults, a way to connect with nature, and a powerful … Continue reading The Gentle Power of Gardening: Learning, Self-Care, and Community Resilience
The Tree Spirits: Love and Legends in the Boreal Forest
In the latest chapter of The Tree Spirits, Erik reflects on the legends, mysteries, and prophecies surrounding his home and life. Erik isn’t sure if he believes in animal spirit guides or prophecies. However, he’s learning to respect the wisdom of the elders. And he can’t deny what he has seen. Continue reading The Tree Spirits: Love and Legends in the Boreal Forest
From Mystery to Romance: Characters Who Defy the Stereotypes About Older Women and Aging
A curated list of binge-worthy series and books featuring female characters over fifty, showcasing their resilience and ambition. The list includes detective dramas “Vera” and “Happy Valley,” showing women tackling crime and personal challenges. It also features novels like “Olive, Again” and “The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo,” which explore themes of love, self-discovery, and reinvention later in life. The overarching message celebrates unforgettable women who break societal barriers, proving that age enhances their journey toward fulfillment, adventure, and romance in both fiction and literature. Continue reading From Mystery to Romance: Characters Who Defy the Stereotypes About Older Women and Aging
To Love A Writer
Loving a writer can be challenging due to their immersion in a world of imagination, where characters demand their attention. However, it’s crucial to understand that these fictional creations are separate from real relationships. Ultimately, writers value their partners more than their stories, cherishing the uncharted adventure of genuine connection. Continue reading To Love A Writer
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