Holding on to hard won hopefulness
I didn't get the chance to post this yesterday on Remembrance Day but I was walking through the park by the creek the other day and came across this plaque. For some reason it reminded me of my Great Great Uncle Johnny who served in the First World War. His wife was named Alice, although... Continue Reading →
Today, on Armistice day, I would like to dedicate this story to all those who have fallen in war. And to all those left behind. May we never forget. CANDLE IN THE MIST Even though Esther was only twenty she felt like she had waited all of her life for Tom to... Continue Reading →
Last week was a tough week, a crazy week. To a certain extent I've lost track of what time of year it is, what day it is. And I hope it's not too late to acknowledge Remembrance Day. I booked my car in for a service this morning. The mechanic I have known for years... Continue Reading →
Selma In The City 
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