The Value of Memoirs
“For who will testify, who will accurately describe our lives if we do not do it ourselves?”
Faye Moskowitz
“For who will testify, who will accurately describe our lives if we do not do it ourselves?”
Faye Moskowitz
Loving Him Without Losing YouAmazon.com & Amazon.co.uk It can happen to any of us when we’re in a relationship. We start losing our own identity, our individuality, our very self – we start disappearing. Loving Him Without Losing You looks closely at this issue, with compassion and understanding. Most importantly, it offers some wise and…
As we are coming to the close of 2012, I’d like to thank everyone I’ve met and all the great new friends I’ve made in my first year of blogging (well few months really!) It’s been great to join this new community. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed your comments on my blog during these last months. Thank…
As much as we try to be our own counsellor and coach, sometimes we need some extra help. Some people think, though, that even if you’re struggling, you really shouldn’t need a counsellor if you’ve got good friends. What do you think? My article below explores the differences between friends and counsellors and looks at how distinct their…
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is a devastating illness which drives sufferers, and their family and friends, to despair. Although professional help from an appropriate therapist is often needed, and I would actively encourage this, there is an excellent ‘Four Step Self-Help Method’ which I wanted to share with you and which will aid management and recovery. It also helps us all to…
The Gift Of FearAmazon.com & Amazon.co.uk Intuition, also described as ‘gut instinct,’ is known to most of us. Sometimes we just ‘feel’ that something isn’t right. We have a suspicion that a person isn’t quite what they seem. Do we listen to these insights? Or do we dismiss them, tell ourselves not to be silly?…
The Snow ChildAmazon.com & Amazon.co.uk The opening of this novel finds Jack and Mabel in Alaska’s frontier country, in the 1920s, ten years after the loss of their stillborn baby. They have chosen to withdraw from family and friends as a means of coping with their searing loss and their ongoing childless state. Harsh weather…
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I love this, Ruth. Just this last week I had an idea for a memoir…..not sure how to squeeze that in with everything else, but this quote inspires me not to ignore the idea. 🙂
Your idea sounds exciting (tell me more when you can!). It’s good to keep that file of ideas overflowing so that we can figure out which ones to focus on and make happen 🙂
So very true this is Ruth… Gosh I should start writing my memoir hugh? yikes! can barely manage a blog post a week!! Great quote dear friend!! xo
Hi Robyn, I’d love to read your memoir! A little writing a day and it would build up. It’s just whether or not you want the emotional exposure? If you did do it, I know it would be a fascinating and inspiring read. I’ve also thought that a book with your photographs and poems would be brilliant. Thanks so much for stopping by Robyn and subscribing – I really appreciate it. Much love to you xx