Author: Maggie Turner

I have a few of these, great passions written in cipher. These letters required a cooling off period before being sent, and in the end the decision was made to put them away, let the universe use the passion in its own way. Happening upon one of these letters the other day, I felt deep… Continue reading Letters I Never Sent

It has been snowing all morning, and although some of it is accumulating, most of it is melting. This is an unusually winter-like spring in Ontario. We did manage to go for a walk, and I wore boots not sandals. It was a bracing experience. It is one of those days when we had the… Continue reading Books I Read in High School

We haven’t seen much of the sun the past few weeks, which makes this mornings sunshine all the more enjoyable. It isn’t warm, but it is above freezing. I am now able to wear my sandals again, when going out for a walk. The pantry project is progressing. One of the advantages of creating the… Continue reading A Sunny Day!

I have never eaten a curry at a restaurant, or at anyone’s home, or anywhere at all. Attila and I have been watching the series, Rick Stein’s India, in search of the perfect curry. Such a great series, and we both really like Rick Stein, so down to earth, and humble. So I looked him… Continue reading Who Knew!

Yesterday we had snow, sleet, then into the night we had rain and a thunderstorm. We went for a walk after dinner, and trudged along on a thick layer of wet and slippery sleet. Sleet stung our faces, and bounced off our parkas. We were wearing full winter regalia. This afternoon it is sunny and… Continue reading March Winds in April