About

The story we tell ourselves is the backdrop to our lives. Transform your story, transform your life. Maybe it’s time for a change. Don’t live by default. On this site I share my stories and my interest in yours and whatever is opening up for you now.
I help people dissolve the past using stories so we free up the future by stretching fully in the present.
My last play was May 9-11th at Brighton Fringe. ‘Mary Blandy’s Gallows Tree’, gained positive reviews and it was a privilege to perform in front of Mary’s blood relative as I told her story imprisonment of Oxford Castle in 1752.
I go deeper in this interview where I share my process with acclaimed Artist Tara Roskell
And tell more of my stories in my new 5 star rated poetry collection here .
Some of the places I have shared my work ;
Film Screenings:
The Clod Man – Alvsbyn Film Festival & Hallucinea Film Festival
Brave New Year – London Shorts Film Festival
Ain’t No Female Romeo – Los Angeles Lift Off Film Festival
Holy Cod/Wyre Lady of Fleetwood –
Madras International Film Festival, Santa Cruz 8th International Film Festival & Winner of 1st Monthly Festival
Theatre –
I am available for producing readings and workshops and take writing commissions.
Playing to wonderful reviews is Wyre Lady of Fleetwood – enjoy a complimentary ticket here
Enjoy my off West-End work
My recent play featured at the last International Playwriting Festival and my previous plays are kindly listed here
Nothing will lift you up like a good story. Well nothing except maybe great pizza!

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I didn’t know where else to ask you this, so forgive me if I am in the wrong. You may have already been asked into the Blog Tour, but I will ask you again–would you like to join the Blog Tour? If so, let me know. And if you need any details, I’ll be happy to share. You have until June 16th to complete the request of answering 4 questions (1. What am I working on at the moment? 2. How does my work differ from others? 3. Why do I write what I do? 4. How does my writing process work?) and need to ask 3 other bloggers to do the same and they will follow up with their post and questions a week after you.
Again, let me know.
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Hello! This is a great honour to be invited to contribute. I would love this in normal circumstances! I am lucky to be in the middle of putting on a show for early August so honestly speaking I don’t think I could do the tour justice, time wise.
I am so thrilled you took the time to ask me! I am enjoying reading the blog tour posts of other. Hearty cheers for the tour!
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No problem, I understand! And good luck on the show!
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Hey its me again!
Okay, this might not be the right place to ask, but have you any experience in fictional writing? If so, and if you’re willing, I am requiring some assistance in maybe guidance or ideas. Whenever you get the chance. I don’t know…you may not have time because you ARE a play-writer, but its something you can consider. And its no big deal if you can’t because this summer is particularly busy, I know at least for me.
Anyway, thanks so much!
DLJordan.
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Thank you for following my blog! happy that you like it 🙂 what an interesting blog you have ! for sure will be back here 🙂
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It’s great to be in touch! I have already picked up so many vacation ideas from your site. Your blog is a comprehensive resource for inspired European travel. I look forward already to my next visit. Have a brilliant Summer.
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Hi Lita
You were one if the first people that I got to know in blog world. I really live your comments and the interaction we’ve had.
So I’ve nominated you for an award. Wonderful team membership reader award.
It’s up to you if you’d like it but it’s basically a thank you for your support!
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What an honour! It is also an honour to support your blog, it is superb. Thank you so much and here’s to lots of success.
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Thanks very much! I’m just enjoying it. (Scheduled 21 posts this week in prep for the summer!)
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Wow that is truly epic! I’m in awe!!
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I’m on a roll!
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I’m hoping your inspiration rubs off on me! More power to you! ;-D
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I find the more I write the more I see to write about. It’s lucky I guess. We walked around our neighbourhood for an hour yesterday and there were about three topics leaping our at me.
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Hello, nice to see you. Looking forward to seeing more posts about Seventeenth Century Sanctuaries 🙂 I am kinda font of history ^^
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Thank you so much! 😀 yes I am ‘font’ of it too!! Great to be in touch on WP. I loved your post ‘Smile of Bayon’. I am looking forward to reading so much more of your beautiful blog.
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❤
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Hi Lita,I wanted to read your post “Flower Power”, I couldn’t get it.
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Thank you for letting me know Ranu! I will have a look and see if I can help the matter. All my good wishes.
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Thanks for liking something on my blog! Love the About/archives on here.
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It’s a pleasure Erica. I am looking forward to my next visit.
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Hi Lita, thanks so much for visiting my blog and for the follow, I really appreciate it. Looking forward to reading more from you!
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Thanks Alex! I am loving your posts, especially the Lady Gaga feature as I haven’t seen her live! I am looking forward to keeping in touch and enjoying more on your blog.
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Thanks Lita, I’m glad I could share some of the Lady Gaga show on my blog. We were lucky to have such good “seats”, good for photos 🙂 Great to meet you in the blogosphere!
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Love your short stories Lita 🙂
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Thank you Gilly! I had a blast enjoying your Flash Fiction. You capture the world of theatre immediately in just 100 words. Love it.
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Hi Lita, I have nominated you for the 777 challenge.
Please visit http://normashilpi.wordpress.com/2014/10/10/777-challenge/.
Would love see your response. Thanks.
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Hi Lita! You’ve got a great blog here! Thank you for the follow and the likes on my blog! 🙂
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Hi Rewa, thank you so much. Your blog is beautiful, I love your recent post celebrating Diwali. We have had fireworks here in London for the celebrations but your photograph is the most elegant. Looking forward to reading more.
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Thank you for these kind words! I’m fairly new to the whole blogging scene, and it’s comments like this that keep me motivated! 🙂
That sounds nice! We have a lot of fireworks and lights here too! At some places, there are lights put up on the entire street. It really is a pretty sight!
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Hey! Thanks for following my blog! I love your blog too and I am so happy you followed because it brought me here! Cheers! and sorry for the exclamation marks… 🙂 just excited
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It’s great to connect! Looking forward to enjoying more from your blog and following your work. Here’s to a great holiday and a brilliant new year 😉
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Many thanks for the follow! Better late than never 🙂 I spy you’re a playwright, too – whereabouts are you based?
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Lovely to hear from you! London based. My last show was Fairfield Halls. I love your reviews. The Donmar’s Coriolanus review was terrific. Reminds me I need to go there more often! It’s often a fight for a seat though. I usually end up with a part of the stage out of sight as I should have booked earlier! 😉
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Hi from Edinburgh! I’d have loved to have seen it first hand, but I can think of so many other things to spend £200+ on (excluding travel and accommodation).
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True!! I LOVE Edinburgh. It must be super cool to be living in the most amazing theatrical city. (I’m already looking forward to August!). The way you write about filmed theatre is clever and insightful. I love your Frankenstein review. You pick out contrasts and narrative points that passed me by. You have the eye & perceptions of a director. Such a great read. Looking forward to enjoying more.
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Haha, it’s easy to love August when you don’t live there 🙂
You’re very kind! I’m actually directing a couple things in the coming months, one of which will be going to the Fringe, weirdly enough. And I look forward to more, too, if I had anymore to see. I missed Medea and Electra, along with a few others, annoyingly.
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Great news about your shows. Exciting times.
I remember seeing people in togas queueing for smoothies at Hula thinking, yeah Fringe has started. I love it so much. Have no idea what it’s like to live through the mayhem every year though!
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Thank you 🙂 I’d gladly direct more now that I’m no longer in academia, but I probably should be focussing on plays… Has your work ever come up here/future plans for the Fringe?
Haha, a friend of mine used to get free smoothies there because one of the servers had a bit of a crush. Then she discovered a 7 year age gap. The smoothies stopped pretty quickly 🙂 It’s not that bad, really, you just need to know where to avoid if you’re trying to get anywhere 🙂
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That has made me smile so much because the smoothies at Hula are sublime but (coughs) a bit of an investment. A fiver doesn’t go far in August!! Lovely though. Shame about the big revelation!
Yes – I did Hill Street a few times very early on in my twenties and really had a lovely experience. We had a wonderful chap in charge of the building and the whole competitive style of the Fringe just didn’t infiltrate (miraculous I know!). I did Sweet Grassmarket (it’s a hotel in its other life…!) a few years ago. It was a one gal show did good thankfully. It’s always a gamble no matter what you have done in the past at the Fringe I feel. No room for wimps!
Let me know about your next show.
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Haha, you’re welcome!
Ah, but when August ends… 🙂 If you’re off the Fringe thoroughfare, it’s not too bad. I’ve always found Cowgate and Leith tend to remain relatively sane during the Fringe.
Awesome 🙂 I’m yet to take any work there. Last few years I’ve either been watching shows, in a show or sming it. Agreed, always a gamble. Likewise, let me know about yours 🙂
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Hello Lita,impressive about its beautiful to preserve such wonderful are.Thank you for following my blog.Best wishes.
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I had a great time visiting your site today, I love the way you write about success. Inspiring posts! So glad we are in touch. I’m looking forward to reading more. Thank you so much for these kind words!
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e.l am glad too.The feelings are mutual.Jalal
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Hi, I would like to nominate you for a Spread the Love challenge:
http://movingtowardsthelight.com/2015/03/13/love-in-ten-sentences/
Don’t feel obliged to participate, most of all I would like to show my appreciation ❤
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Hey I’m so touched! What a beautiful award. I don’t feel I blog often enough to do this prize and participation full justice. I know that it deserves to be celebrated and express my gratitude to you for this lovely thought.
I am enjoying your work richly on your fine blog and look forward to reading more. Please accept my good wishes and here’s to happy blogging!
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Love that first shot of the bug car… just something about it.
Thanks for the visit and follow over at CTB 😀
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I love the way you capture street life over on Canadian Travel Bugs so I appreciate your comment on this shot of a back street in Naples so much. The car just called out to me! It had so much character. Not sure how far it would go though! Looking forward to reading so much more on your blog in the future. Great to connect.
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Oh thanks so much 🙂 I find everything interesting and different over here in Shanghai and SO different than home. Glad you enjoy it. Yes great to connect 🙂
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Hi Lita- Thank you for following my photography blog, Jane’s Lens. I hope you enjoy my work. You have a terrific blog.
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Thank you very much for your time to visit,comment and follow.
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A pleasure. I loved reading your bio, you are super creative. Wishing you so much success with your dance work. I loved your recent post featuring an intricate design. Great details. Hope you are enjoying the weekend.
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Oh!Thank you so much,your words are warm…have a nice Sunday!
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Hi Lita! Although I am very content in the present I can’t help always looking back to the past because I enjoyed a charmed childhood with the best parents ever, a wonderful high school experience, fun college years than the adventure of living and working in NYC prior to marriage. I know many do not have this and I feel fortunate. I am currently married and a mother of two sons living in suburban CT. I volunteer 2 days a week at a psychiatric/rehab facility which I thoroughly enjoy and am happy in my present life. I love that I am finally writing a blog but of late have become caught up in the photography contests when I have writer’s block and need to get back to my first love (writing). I just can’t help look back at those “glory” days of my youth and the fun I had but I try to realize that I was fortunate to have enjoyed such great times and if I die tomorrow (or today) I loved my life! I am telling you all this due to your mission statement of helping people dissolve the past to live in present. My friend commented to me yesterday that “you so live in the past” and “I live in the present.” She said it with some distain though I am not sure why. I do have wonderful past memories but it doesn’t stop me from enjoying the present. Life is just different in terms of excitement but that comes with age I am afraid. Thank you for the follow! I love to write short humorous stories (many about my wonderful mother who died 3 years ago “Whisked Away” and “Please Mom May I’ve Some More” and my father’s tribute is “Magic Drinks” if you ever have time to read these on my blog. All short. Thank you!!! and have great day. I plan to spend more time looking around your blog as this page was my first glimpse and it looks wonderful.
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Lovely to hear from you Kathy. It sounds like you are celebrating all of the joy in your life in the present moment so all is one for you! Great news. I am already enjoying your stories. I love your ‘Serenity’ post. Looking forward to staying in touch.
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I see you have a lovely addition to this page…I like it!!!
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Showing off my new sunglasses! Hope the sun is shining for you this weekend. I am looking forward to catching up with your insightful captures and awesome new images. Happy days 😉
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OOPS!!!…I missed you reply, and here it is…like they say in the hood-U lookin IN girl….LOL!!!
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Isn’t it a delight to hear your words put on their feet and brought to life by actors? I’ve written..some good..some bad…all produced. I feel the itch to right some more plays. Congrats on getting them produced!
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It’s electric, that’s for sure. Bravo on your work. I’m thrilled to connect with you and look forward to staying in touch. Here’s to lots of curtain ups for us both!
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Thank you for visiting and following Flying Goannas. I hope you enjoy our travels.
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Looking forward to some blissful destinations! 😉
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Thank you for your visit Lita. 🙂
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Always a pleasure. Looking forward to enjoying more of your posts 😉
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Very nice blog!
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Thank you for stopping by 😉
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Thank you so much for following my blog … I’m off to look deeper into yours which has already delighted me, the little I have seen – right up my street and I feel a counter-follow coming on 🙂
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Awesome! It’s so great to connect with you. Your blog is exciting and is a beautiful corner of the web to visit. I can’t wait to stay connected to the Massif Central through your sharp story telling and unique images. Your lovely ‘About’ page makes me smile and giggle. Thank you!
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Smiling and giggling are super-important for one’s overall well-being 🙂
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You have a wonderful site and I will follow your journey.
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Thank you so much for this encouragement! I appreciate it. I am enjoying the stories on your site so much and look forward to reading more.
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Thank you so much.
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Your blog is very interesting. I like your writing style.
Thanks for spending time on my blog. Much appreciated.
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It’s a pleasure to enjoy your site. Thank you for your visit. It’s great to connect with you.
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Hi Lita , nice to see you again.Thank you for visiting my blog. 🙂
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Always a pleasure
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Hey Lita, I have nominated you for the blogger recognition award. I would really be happy if you’d accept it. I would perfectly understand if you decide to decline it. Please check the post at https://normashilpi.wordpress.com/?p=2288&preview=true
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Norma what a wonderful honor. I have decided to go award free now and I am sure this recognition will light the fire of another deserving blog. Thank you for thinking of me. You know I am a fan of your blog. Wishing you a lovely weekend. Lita
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Thanks for your kind words Lita. 🙂
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It’s always a delight to read your beautiful messages and posts Norma.
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Same here Lita. 🙂 I’m always delighted to see and read your posts. I hope you have a fun filled weekend. 😀
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Thank you for following my blog!
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A pleasure. I am looking forward to your Friday floral posts. They are beautiful.
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Thank you! 😀
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Hi Lita
Thanks for dropping by my blog, following, and taking the time to leave a comment.. appreciated :-), not sure about the garden, but have to agree with “nothing will lift you up like a good pizza” 🙂
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I love pizza. Especially when in Italy! Your images of golden fields set against the blue sky are gorgeous.
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Thanks for stopping by and following my blog. I look forward to exploring yours as well.
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Great news! I loved your photographs on boundaries. What a gorgeous sky. Wishing you a lovely Autumn.
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Hi Lita,
Thanks so much for visiting, and especially for following, my blog! I look forward to sharing my stories with you 🙂
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Your portraits of iconic architecture are beautiful.
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Wonderful pics! Marvellous Verse. Keep them coming. Cheers for the follow.
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A pleasure. Thank you for this lovely encouragement. I am looking forward to enjoying more great photos on your blog. Happy Halloween!
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Thanks for stopping by my blog. And for inspiring me to maybe just maybe clean out one closet. Change is hard! 🙂 I notice you are reading several blog posts of mine about truck safety. The back story is that my dad was killed in 2004 by a sleepy trucker. That’s why you’ll see, from time to time, stuff about trucks. Or it might be about my dog. Or travel. Or stuff in general. I look forward to exploring your blog as well.
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Got it. So sorry to hear of your loss Dawn.
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Thank you for visiting and following ZimmerBitch, and introducing me to your blog. Looking forward to reading more. Cheers, Su.
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Same here! I love your gorgeous photos of cool sculpture and superb scenery. I’m thrilled to connect and am looking forward to enjoying more.
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Thanks so much Lita; me too.
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Love it 😉
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It is amazing to have connected to have connected with another writer and fellow artist here in the blog community. Love how you say, “free up the future by stretching fully in the present.” There is so much we can achieve in the future, and if we can focus in the present we can certainly go the distance and live our dreams.
I agree with you on great pizza. To me, great pizza is a non-greasy pizza with just the right amount of handmade tomato paste. Not too much cheese. Thin crust. Homemade 🙂
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Yes! Home made pizza is the best thing in the world (I believe!). I remember making it in cookery class at school and eating half of it before I got home! I think we like the same type of pizza style too. Great minds think alike!
I am enjoying your blog and am so thrilled to have found your site. Lovely to hear more about your multi cultural experiences in Australia. You have thoughtful insights and share much wisdom in your writing.
All my best wishes for living out our dreams as much as possible every day!
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I like margherita pizzas, and capricosa. Not a huge fan of bacon on pizza, or BBQ pizza. Eating pizza at home is a rare thing for me. Some of my family don’t like cheese. So when I eat pizza, I usually eat it when I’m on a day out.
Living out our dreams is always harder than it is to say it…but we try!
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Here’s to our best efforts!
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Nice to meet you and thank you for the follow. I love your blog and look forward to reading your posts.
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That is so kind of you, thank you. I had a great time today catching up on your ‘Tuesday Chatter’ posts. It’s lovely to have a place to chat about the week. I am looking forward to reading more on your blog. I love the Maya Angelou quote you share too. Happy weekend to you.
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Thank you and you have a great weekend, as well.
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wonderful blog Lita… I am reading one of your short stories and I think I am in love… Keep writing and save some pizza for me too… I love those tiny triangles!
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Gosh what priceless encouragement! Heartfelt thanks for your kind comment. Thank you for making my weekend not only with your words here but also on your lively, engaging and spirited blog. Your selection of inspiring quotes are still with me. I look forward to reading more of your short stories over my next slice of pepperoni pizza! (I enjoyed reading Ramu’s tale – “Optimism makes life fun,” was a good call!).
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Thanks for visiting and following The 3rd Drawer Down. I’m looking forward to reading more about your travels and work.
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A pleasure. I love the tips you offer for travel, especially to always follow your own adventure. It can be too easy to follow the beaten path at times. Thank you for your comment, it’s lovely to connect and I look forward to reading more over at your site.
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This blog/home is comfortable, lovely and a fine place to hang out! Will visit again, real soon! Smiles!
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You have made my weekend with these words! Thank you. I’m having a great time pinning up the awesome poetry on your site to my Pinterest for others to enjoy. The images are ethereal and all tell a story. A website of magic! Great to connect.
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Well, you’ve made my weekend too… Thank you…
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Hi There! Thanks so much for following my blog! I like your About page and look forward to following you too!
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Great to hear from you! I’m enjoying learning more from your blog and I am thrilled to connect. Good wishes. Lita.
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Nice story! Thank you for your visiting. 🙂
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A pleasure. Your nature captures are outstanding! It’s great to connect.
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Thank you so much! 🙂
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Hi Lita, lovely to meet you. Thanks so much for following my blog, look forward to exploring your writing and getting to know you better through your blog.
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Same here! Looking forward to reading more. Your blog has so much strength and warmth running through it, I lost track of time taking it all in. Thanks for sharing perspectives and inspirations.
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Aw thanks so much Lita. What a lovely thing to say. Look forward to many more conversations with you as we get to know one another.
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This is an awesome about page! It makes me want get to know you better!
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Thank you for such a lovely comment. There is so much warmth in the WordPress world 😉 I’m still feeling the glow from your recent poem, I like the line ‘Breathe deeply. Love madly.’ It made me think… Could there be any better goal? No! Thanks for sharing beautiful words. I look forward to reading more and connecting with you again soon. Have a wonderful weekend!
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Thank you! I really appreciate your kind words! 🙂
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Thank you so much for following Oh, the Places We See. I think we have a lot in common with our philosophies and outlooks on life. Best wishes to you for fully enjoying this wonderful spring weather and for continual good writing on your blog.
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Such a pleasure to follow your blog. I just had a great time viewing all the delicious photographs that take me to the heart of the Deep South via your website. Here’s to sharing our travels with each other for a long time to come! 😉 Sending all my good wishes to you
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Great to hear from you. I wish I could post faster. Seems that we travel and take so many pics and then it takes me weeks to sift through it all. Oh, well. I’m not in any hurry, I suppose. Best wishes for a wonderful spring.
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Great short stories Lita, I’ll be popping back for more. And many thanks for liking my photography blog enough to follow it! 🙂
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Thank you for the encouragement! I love your picture of the Buddha in the garden, super and serene. It’s great to connect to your work. Happy weekend.
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Thanks for the follow 🙂 this is just an echo of my reply to you. Relax you are not seeing double:)
Thank you very much Lita. Wow (the Afrikaans) why are you learning it? I in turn due to the “international” reaction now that I have done the photo challenge is tempted to translate a few blogs or write future blogs with 2 language versions but my blogs contains typical “South African-isms” not easily translatable. More comfortable in Afrikaans as you apparently will soon be:)
I will go wonder about in Any old world as described in (not) any old blog!
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Lovely to hear from you Abrie. It is a privilege to connect to your blog. I particularly enjoyed your inspired post on St Georges Cathedral. It’s fascinating to hear this relevant modern history especially after the week we have had in UK. Thank you for this and your kind comment here which encourages me no end ! I have been lucky enough to work with several South Africans and so this opened an interest in Afrikaans. Now I can test my understanding on your blog – it’s a great chance for me ! Currently I am learning through a home study book and audio. I wish you a great weekend and look forward already to my next visit to your blog !
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And vice versa – Lita it certainly is an inspiration for me to be an Afrikaans lecturer! (I have just a ticked a box on my bucket list 🙂 ) Feel free to ask if something doesn’t make sense – not because of your understanding – because of my writing!
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Perfect ! I look forward to this 🙂 Dankie
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Dankie nogal 🙂
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