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A Series of Treats and Some Tips
Next Tuesday my regular weekly blog for guest authors will revive! The theme will be settings. And I have some well known authors in mind to share a few tips on the techniques of using settings to enhance their stories. … Continue reading
Posted in Authors, Breath of Africa, Grass Shoots
Tagged Africa, Authors, blog, Breath of Africa, crater, Grass Shoots, Kenya, Menengai, Ngorongoro, settings, wildebeeste
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BLESSED WARMTH
I’m sorry for abandoning you over the past several months, but I have made a resolution to resume my Friday blogs. And what better time to start, than after a long-awaited visit to my homeland, which changes every time I … Continue reading
Posted in Kenya
Tagged Karen, Kazuri, Kenya, Langata, Nairobi Game Park, Wilson Airport
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First Visit!
My apologies for the break in my “Charity” blog series, caused by the passing of my long-suffering husband. He was ready to go, he told me on the day of our Golden Wedding anniversary… Life goes on, and I am beginning … Continue reading
Posted in Charity
Tagged Charity, crippled, grass roots, Kajuki, Kenya, Nairobi, primary school, St. Peter's Lifeline
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The Kitchen Table Charity
Judith Gibbons is a new friend – I haven’t met her in the flesh, but her grit and determination are evident. I’ll let you speak for yourself, Judith! You can’t tell anybody about this Mrs Gibbons Those word were spoken by a … Continue reading
Posted in Charity
Tagged Charity, Facebook, Friends From Marich Pass, fundraising, Kenya, Kenya Museum Society, Koobi Fora, medical bills, Pokot, school
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Throwing a Lifeline…
… And taking ownership. A Small Charity is born I met David Baldwin – founder of St. Peter’s Lifeline – on Facebook in 2015. I had spent two years trying to find a charity to support with my book, Breath of Africa, but it should … Continue reading
Tea and Cakes
And a Book-signing to be fondly remembered. It’s almost like deja vu. Only this time I was a little bit wiser, and laid on home made cup cakes, duly decorated with African animals, made by my daughter. The chocolates, too, … Continue reading
Time to Re-start
Today is my birthday, and tomorrow is the book-signing of my third novel. Fifteen years ago the thought of becoming a fully-fledged author was an impossible dream, which I was encouraged to commit to paper. I was over sixty, for … Continue reading
They’ve Tied Themselves Up In Knots.
Deja Vu? Here’s an article I wrote for Kenya’s Karengata Chronicle on June 9th, 1984. Thought it might make you chuckle… If I were a Martian, up in my satellite monitoring the people and events on earth – earth, that little pinprick of a … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged 1984, European Economic Community, Great Britain, Karengata Chronicle, Kenya, Martian, Starving Africa, Universe
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Letters from Elsewhere: Charles Omari Ondiek
Originally posted on Miriam Drori, Author:
Today’s guest speaks to me from Africa and is brought by Jane Bwye. SPEAKING FOR MYSELF Thank you for having me, Miriam, and letting me come alive from the pages of Breath of Africa.…
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Tagged Breath of Africa, Kenya
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