Monthly Archives: January 2022

BRIGIT, IMBOLC, AND MORE

Posted on January 31, 2022 by elainereardon

The prospect of fishbones stuck in my throat, robbing me of the ability to breathe, with the offending bone growing larger by the second. When I was a young child this vision sent me to church on St. Blaise’s’ Day with great urgency. … Continue reading →

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Snow Storm

Posted on January 12, 2022 by elainereardon

 Winter Storm Tracks come out of the woods along the stream left by commuters in a pristine new world stores of pinecones and acorns covered wind loosens trees from their burden snow dances through the air forming and reforming images … Continue reading →

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What are you Creating this Season?

Posted on January 4, 2022 by elainereardon

Once again the world celebrates Diwali, Christmas, Yule, the return of the light, in many ways this season. When I was young, we celebrated ‘American Christmas’ on December 25, and then ‘Little Christmas’ on January 6th. I think it’s fine … Continue reading →

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Warm Wishes

Posted on January 1, 2022 by elainereardon

for a healthy happy New Year to you and yours. And if you’re looking for something new to read check out this brand new online journal, where I’ve just had two short ‘flash’ fiction published. One of my stories was … Continue reading →

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