Just Be
An old post be just as relevant. Proof if we need it that things don’t change. Be kind, be thoughtful… Just be. To yourself and everyone you meet. via Just Be… Advertisements
Author Archives: stephrichmond
A Note On Men…
Don’t forget I’m always here to help… so was Agatha Christie 🙂
Sunday Music
A little light music for your Sunday… Enjoy
The Charade – Chapter 18
Chapter 18 By Dewin Nefol & S C Richmond The carriage picked her up as Mr James had said it would, she felt nervous but knew she couldn’t let Mr James down and once she met Mr Peasbody she hoped she would remember him and she would be able to relax. The journey to York […]
The Only Post Today
There is only one post I can put up today. There’s nothing like a royal wedding. Let’s just wish them all the happiness in the world. Enjoy your Royal Wedding experience, whatever you’re doing today.
Shared – the great fairy fire.
This just keeps getting better. Check it out. https://dewinnefol.wordpress.com/2018/02/11/the-great-fairy-fire-39-40-conjunction-continued/
After Dinner Pukka Tea.
There is nothing nicer than to sit down and write with a soothing cup of herbal tea beside me. Recently I was lucky enough to be asked by Pukka to trial one of their teas, the ‘After Dinner’ tea. These are entirely my thoughts on the outcome and I have not been asked to review or […]
2 Cellos
Originally posted on S C Richmond:
If you’ve never seen these guys… first of all where have you been! Second watch this I’m sure you’ll be glad you did. Turn you sound UP & Enjoy. https://youtu.be/uT3SBzmDxGk
The Charade – Chapter 17
Chapter 17 by Carol Taylor Tossing and turning the girl could not sleep if she did it was that same recurring nightmare. Finally she arose went to the bathroom then the kitchen to make some warm milk maybe that would induce sleep she was so very tired. Sitting in front of the dying embers of […]
After The Light, After The Love.
After the Light, After the Love After the Light, After the Love. S C Richmond 2017 – ISBN 978-1-78723-164-1 The Blurb – ‘Is There A Price For Happiness?’ This is the most dangerous story that local journalist, Alex Price, has taken on so far and this time it’s personal. Fifty years of love culminate in the […]
