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No Mrs. Obama I Cannot Answer Your Question
In November 2019 Michelle Obama published her book, “Becoming: A Guided Journal for Discovering Your Voice.” The book (a journal) contains over 150 questions designed to help you the reader capture your own voice by reflecting on your personal and … Continue reading
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Tagged Armenian Genocide, books, childhood, genocide, grandparents, history, holocaust, justice, memories, Michelle Obama, news, parents, refugees, truth
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Life Is Always Moving
“I have always known that at last I would take this road, but yesterday I did not know that it would be today.” Narihara I am having kind of an off day today. I certainly am not myself. In fact … Continue reading
Blessed To Be Valued As A Woman
“Sometimes I feel quite distinctly that what is inside me is not all of me. There is something else, sublime, quite indestructible, some tiny fragment of the Universal spirit. Don’t you feel that?” ― Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn I read a … Continue reading
Write Myself Into Well-Being
“In all chaos there is a cosmos, in all disorder a secret order.” Carl Jung Last Tuesday my horoscope from my phone app read: “If you have been wondering about your purpose here on earth, today is a great day … Continue reading
My Corner My Refuge
“A woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write fiction.” Virginia Woolf Isn’t that every aspiring writer’s dream regardless of gender? I grew up in a small village in the east of the … Continue reading
Cheers And Happy New Year
“Man follows earth, earth follows sky, sky follows the way, the way follows nature. Don’t commit actions which go against the basic character of nature, don’t commit acts which should not be committed.” Gao Xingjian The New Year is around … Continue reading
That Which Is Most Personal
When I was a little girl, I wanted to be a writer. I loved books and paper and pens. I loved to read books and create stories in my head. I loved to collect pens and pencils and journals and … Continue reading
One Word At A Time, One Page At A Time
Another night of insomnia has worked its magic on me. Exhausted my mind jumps from worry to worry, from one thought to another. To stay calm emotionally, I have to guard myself against despair. And when I find myself lying … Continue reading
Comfort, Love And A Peaceful Heart
The other day I was talking to a representative from the Canada Council for the Arts, when she asked to see my blog. Moments after I emailed the link to her she called back saying, and I quote: “What a … Continue reading
How Did That Happen?
Yesterday morning after everyone left to work I sat at my desk to write. But first I had to tidy my desk since there were a few books piled up on it. So I took them to the sitting room … Continue reading