“Lily thumped her stump of a tail on the dressing table. Saffy knew her tail had once been long and elegant, so she could steer herself gracefully through the air, but that was before Narla’s spell. She looked at her new friend, feeling her frustration. The little dragon had been so excited when they … More June 1st… & Book Review of “Myths and Magic” by Esther Moonstomp
There is something about May, they say. Or… perhaps I say, 😊 that there is a special and fabulous big little something. Maybe like a hidden spell… a cute little sprite that seems to have dipped its magical wand in pixie dust and playfully spread it all over the land, close and far. … More End of May Magic… ✨ & My Review of 2 Books in the Series “Tales From the Irish Garden” by Sally Cronin 🌿💖
“Then, something else rises slowly from the core of my being. Hope for a life better than I’ve known springs forward. Hope for renewal, regeneration, and replenishing.” – Jan Sikes, Fringes, Heartstrings and Lyrics (“The Forgotten”) May always brings much cheerfulness and joy… a lovely lightheartedness, with this bright green all around … More May Hopefulness… & Book Review of “Fringes, Heartstrings and Lyrics” by Jan Sikes
This week started with more lovely news in my email… Sally Cronin kindly sharing one more of my 2025 blog posts, as part of her series Posts From Your Archives 2026 – Posts from last six months of 2025 on Smorgasbord Blog Magazine. In her post from my Archives Sally also included Diana Wallace Peach‘s … More More Wonderful News… and May Magic ✨
“surprise night bonus a glowing starry splendor all is possible” – D.L. Finn, Gratitude & No Fairy Tale Spring here… and almost over soon, softly slipping into summer’s garments, colors and joy… and the perfect time to share my review of a lovely poetry collection today, one that I have been absolutely enjoying … More Mid-May Days… & Book Review of “Gratitude & No Fairy Tale: Just Her Poetry Book Three” by D.L. Finn
“There’s this magical sense of possibility that stretches like a bridge between June and August. A sense that anything can happen.” ― Aimee Friedman, Two Summers So very happy yesterday, and such a lovely way of starting a new week, to have one of my 2025 blog posts featured by Sally Cronin on her nice … More Lovely Blog and Book News… and the Sense of Magic ✨
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