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In this time where it's impossible to get over the devastation of the AUSTRALIAN BUSHFIRES to my hometown and country, I wish everyone not a happy New Year but a safe and healthy one. The helplessness of not being able to do anything is painful. 2020, please be better than 2019.
Ode To The Friendzone
Tomorrow is going to be another terrifying day for many Australians. My family and I are prepared for possible evacuation in the Australian Bushfires with the catastrophic weather conditions due again tomorrow in many parts of the country, including my local area, the Shoalhaven. I wish everyone safety and protection tomorrow, especially those in direct line of the fire fronts. My family and I are lucky to only be in an area of potential ember attacks and will be staying to protect our’s and our neighbours’ homes unless evacuation is unavoidable. Despite the horrible conditions our country is facing, I’m proud to be Australian and feel blessed to have witnessed so much kindness, compassion, and support in our devastated communities. The bravery and determination of our amazing firies is forever a thankless but deeply appreciated service. You all deserve medals of bravery to honor all you do and sacrifice, many volunteers without pay, and keep doing to protect us. May the next few weeks bring rain and give our country the relief it desperately need 🌧🇦🇺❤️⛑👩🏻🚒
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November 2025 Writing Update.
Photo by Tara Winstead on Pexels.com I have had a busy but productive November, writing wise. I submitted two novels to two different publishers, which I will talk more about below. Short Stories: I didn’t have the time to work on my short stories this month. During November, my Therrus flash fiction story released on Havok, which I was so excited about. If you are a member of Havok and…
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Oh, Wander
The urge exists within me to completely disappear. not for an hour, nor twice a week, nor even half a year. To leave it all, ne’er to return, for joy alone to ponder. no fear or doubt shall slow my steps, i will in truth to wander. Though here I stay, within myself, the itch inside grows strong. The longer I ignore the call, the more my soul feels wrong. There is no place I shant exist, no…
Among those determined to do nothing about climate change, the arguments have shifted over time.
Stories of unsung heroes.
I met a wonderful writer at the Diverse Women Writers event here in Melbourne a couple of weekends ago. Her name is Nicole Smith, and she is collecting people’s stories to put on her blog. Not ordinary stories, either, but people who are the heroes of our community doing some truly wonderful things. If you or anyone you know are doing some amazing things for your community, feel free to get in contact with her, and she will organise a time to interview you and publish your story on her blog. Otherwise, if you (like me) are feeling a little inundated with shitty news as of late, reading about these truly amazing people might help restore a little faith in humanity for you. Check out her blog here.
