For this post, I ended up going back into a book that I started with I was younger. In elementary school, I was blessed to attend the Globe Theatre to see the one-woman play The Shape of a Girl. It was incredibly powerful and inspired me to look deeper into the murder of Reena Virk. …
Continue reading REVIEW: Under the Bridge by Rebecca Godfrey
The last few books that I have read have taken an emotional toll on me. Yet, I find myself unable to stop. The need to consume real, raw material is a call that I cannot ignore. Despite having completed my degree, I am still called to learn more, to educate myself beyond the scope of …
A very personal account of 2020, which brought me loss, heartbreak and triumph. An exercise on being grateful for what I have.
You met and quickly formed a strong connection. As that connection became a relationship, a deeper bond formed. You fell in love. You began to think that you had found the person who would be by your side for the rest of your life. You had plans and built a life together. At some point, …
Sometimes our lives take a sudden turn that you were never expecting. The 2020 Covid-19 pandemic is one of those things for a lot of people, a world changing event, which will hopefully help turn things around for the better. While it has certainly changed things for me, there is has been a larger change …
It is that time of year where we say goodbye to the last 365 days and begin to welcome 2019. I am excited to continue the journey of this book blog. In keeping with my book theme, here is one of my favourite New Year's images: A Look Back at 2018 Posts May Wrap-UpJune Wrap-UpJuly …
This has not been a good month for doing book reviews for me. I got caught up in my editing and might have forgotten that I am supposed to be reading books too. I did get caught up in a fan fiction that I came across, but I will just have to focus on doing …
Hey readers, Last week, I lost my grandpa. It made the blogging a bit difficult over the weekend and I didn't have anything queued up to go. In honour of my Grandpa Keith Anderson, I wanted take a moment away from Pride and focus on Saskatchewan. My grandpa was born and raised in Briercrest, Saskatchewan. …
When the news comes down and the frenzy starts, all you can do is wait. When the world turns upside down to deliver a heavy blow, waiting is the only choice. When road flies by and your heart skids to a stop, there is nothing to do but wait. Hospitals are where we spend our …
All is Fair in Love and Writing 