Writing
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Book Review: The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman

Richard Osman’s The Thursday Murder Club is the first book in his series of septuagenarian sleuths. It’s a 2020 Penguin House Publication available on Amazon in hardcover, paperback, Kindle, and audiobook formats, as well as at your local library or through the Libby App. Fiona Shaw brilliantly narrates the audiobook. Continue reading
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Life Without Computers: A Journey Back to the 80s

Life without a computer would be like the 80s again, when information wasn’t at our fingertips and we needed to search in encyclopedias, dictionaries, phone books, and yellow pages, and memorize numbers instead of relying on technology to have them on hand for us. Continue reading
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Neurotically Waiting for Story Feedback

I made it, guys. I submitted my short story to the anthology, and so now the waiting game has begun. Continue reading
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Bike Misadventures To Be Conquered Into A Skill

Somewhere buried deep in family albums of gazillions of pictures, there is one of me in my teens, dragging a bike out of the lake, looking like a drowned rat. My mother still enjoys recalling how bikes and I don’t mix. Continue reading
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Why Hard Work Leads to True Accomplishment

In what ways does hard work make you feel fulfilled? In today’s fast-paced environment, what’s deemed hard work anymore? When there seems to be a hack for practically everything around every corner, cheat sheets are ready with a mouse click. The fulfillment of hard work stems from the journey, not the hacks you took to… Continue reading
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Navigating Freelance Crafts and Writing Opportunities

Considering I’m on medical leave, I’d be happy to rejoin the workforce as soon as possible. Continue reading
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Countdown to My Holiday Short Story Submission

You might have noticed that I haven’t talked much about my writing lately. It’s not because I’m not writing. Continue reading
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Honoring My Canadian Heritage: Smudging Rituals and Algonquian Wisdom

I’m proud of my Canadian heritage, especially the Algonquian culture my maternal grandparents taught me at a young age. Continue reading


























