“And I wish I had known him when he was younger
Before he had exchanged his smile for a mask
I would have begged for a ride on his motorcycle
The one he left in pieces on the dirt floor of a wooden shed.”
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Author of fairy tales with a folkpunk and steampunk twist
“Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding.” Proverbs 4:17
“We may struggle, but we don’t quit”
The Casual Way to Discuss Movies
GETTING CREATIVE- this is my little creative corner in the world where I have my music, my stories sometimes combined with my music (read the story and you’ll find the song), poems (or really, really short stories as I like to call them 😉), audio stories and audio poems (for those of you who prefer to listen), my digital drawings and sometimes I even throw in some quotes or photos for inspiration 😊.
Sniffing out the best new music
islands and in between
Wear what you love, not what they say you should like.
Be Positive, Patient and Persistent...
Never get lost in the Sauce
Paradigm Shift, Mindfulness, and Personal Empowerment
Tales of humour, whimsy and courgettes
Reflections on Writing
whiny with a side of poet
Give me a sentence. I'll write you a story.
I can't eat biscuits, but I have a better idea ...
Conversations with the Heartmind
Life changes people.
I read a quote, words to suggest that if we start at the ‘end’ and work our way back to the ‘beginning,’ we gain understanding. I believe this is truth. The journey is long and winding. Some of us are willing to go the distance for understanding and forgiveness. For love.
Yes, basically, after we’ve made all our mistakes we then know what we should have been doing. And the only way we can do it right for the rest of our days is to learn from the past. Wouldn’t we all love to have our time back to do things better?
We can’t get back time. We can process events, learn. If we ‘look back,’ in an attempt to understand decisions made, we gain understanding. Maybe forgiveness, perhaps empathy for the other. Some losses cut deep. Some make no sense. There’s always a silver lining. x
Yes, that about sums it up. That’s life.