Author: VJ
Tender Stories of Motherhood
This week Lens-Artists challenge us to tell a story through photography. These brought back memories of motherhood.
Read MoreCornered
It was the pitch of the two dogs barking in the backyard that alerted me to trouble. That and Pippi, the female, growling. The two had cornered a young groundhog between the deck steps and a tiered planter. After I sternly sent them back inside, I went out to check on the animal’s wellbeing. “He’s […]
Read MorePacing
Rosy Grosbeak
One of my favourites. The day my mother confirmed she was ready to die, I was tasked with calling the MAiD doctor, the funeral home, and so on. This Rosy Grosbeak with its large pink heart, stayed close by, as if to reassure me. He reappeared at my kitchen window the day we returned from […]
Read MoreThree Gifts
(Excerpt from Acceptance and Illness, June 2017)
Read MoreRe-emergence
Hard to pinpoint when it all started. Was it the night before, when I pushed myself to finish that knitting project even though my eyes were so blurry that I had to feel my way through? Was it the day before, when I noticed that my breathing was compromised? I do know that I awoke […]
Read MoreWhat Saved You?
Into the Night
Not this weekend sky (the camera has been idle recently), but a look back at September.
Read MoreLasts for May
Bushboy challenges us to post last on the card for the month, unfiltered or unedited.
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