Writing

Living in the Draft Box

I do not arrive fully formed. I am summoned by mood, shaped by timing, and coloured by whatever version of…

3 months ago

When You Look at Me

What do you see when you look at me?An old man, tired and worn?Do you see the slowness in my…

1 year ago

The Last Fare

A Uber driver was wrapping up his shift late one evening when he accepted one final request. The address led…

1 year ago

Lobster Lies and Dockside Laughs

In a small coastal village, a fisherman was strolling up the dock, proudly carrying two large, lively lobsters — one…

1 year ago

Idioms – Part Two

Blog Post 2: From Battlefields to Boardrooms – Origins in Professions, War, & Nautical Lore In Part 1, we explored…

1 year ago

Idioms And Origin – Part One

Blog Post 1: Everyday Mysteries – Origins in Food, Animals, & Folklore English idioms often sound whimsical, but their roots…

1 year ago

A White Man’s Respect To Indigenous Culture

Respect isn't something that can be demanded—it must be earned. Yet, true respect often grows naturally over time, born from…

1 year ago

The Pupil Predicament

It was a typically restless Tuesday afternoon in Mrs. Jones' 8th-grade science class. The air buzzed with the low murmur…

1 year ago

Poem Supporting Those With Dementia and Alzheimer’s

I came across this piece written by Becky Hemsley and was so captivated by it that I felt compelled to…

1 year ago

Empty Nest, Quiet Heart: A New Journey

My dear children, As I sit down to write this, I’m reminded of all the moments we’ve shared—the bedtime stories,…

1 year ago