writing
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Signs of Spring
I went for a bike ride yesterday, for the first time this year. The rain had stopped, and although it wasn’t sunny, it was a nice day. And as I rode, I saw some signs of spring. My Mom always called this bush spyria. When I moved back to the west coast, I got a…
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Good Neighbours
We had a big snowfall after Christmas that lasted several days and nearly snowed us in. One of our neighbours has just moved here and I haven’t even met him yet. But he plowed the whole road and cleared access, as the public plow usually fills in our road entrance and blocks us in. Then…
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About Sylvie
Let me tell you a little about me, Sylvie Grayson, and why I write! What am I currently working on? My current work is the prequel to The Last War series, where an ambitious young Sergeant in the military is reluctantly dragged into the middle of the Emperor’s ambitions to increase the number of women…
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Merry Christmas to All
Best, Sylvie
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Book of the Week
Katy Dalton worked hard to save her money. And having her friend Bruno invest it seemed like a safe bet. But her job disappears and she needs her money back, everything Bruno has already loaned to Rome Trucking. When Katy insists he return it, Bruno stops answering his phone and bad things start to happen.…
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Spring in the air?
I thought spring was in the air. I bought these at the grocery store, they are not from my garden. It isn’t that warm here. Aren’t they lovely? But I was mistaken. Here is what happened on our deck tonight. The second time in a week A dump of hail. Apparently spring is not in…
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Spring Has Sprung
Spring has sprung, the grass has riz, I wonder where them flowers is? My father quoted this every year in spring, usually when the snow was still in the process of melting on the ground, no flowers in sight. However, wonder no more. Here are some flowers from around my garden. Can you name them?…
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Welcome to the New Year
We have had a dump of snow, huge for this part of the world. My patio table looked like it had a cake on it. Then the snow melted and the rain began. The combination of melted snow and rain water started the small creeks running madly. I call these the pop-up creeks, only active…
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