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Cuba told in pictures and prose (Part 3)

This is the third and final instalment on my Cuba series, covering a trip I took with my friend, Darcy. If you haven’t read from the beginning, feel free to hop over to Part 1 and Part 2 first. I’ve already touched on many of Havana’s landmarks, so this post will focus on Cuba’s people, Ernest...Continue reading Cuba told in pictures and prose (Part 3) →

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Cuba told in pictures and prose (Part 2)

This is part two of a three-part series on Cuba. If you missed the first one, you can read it here. I’m currently back in the deep freeze of Toronto, but it wasn’t long ago that Darcy and I felt … Continue reading →

Cuba told in pictures and prose (Part 2)

This is part two of a three-part series on Cuba. If you missed the first one, you can read it here. I’m currently back in the deep freeze of Toronto, but it wasn’t long ago when Darcy and I felt the heat of the sun on our cheeks and heard the ocean behind us from...Continue reading Cuba told in pictures and prose (Part 2) →

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Guantanamera and Cuba told in pictures and prose (Part 1)

This week, I’m taking a break from my usual music blog where I showcase a song that influences my writing. Instead, today’s music post highlights Cuba. When the temperature dipped below -20C the first week of January, my good friend, …

Guantanamera and Cuba told in pictures and prose (Part 1)

This week, I’m taking a break from my usual music blog where I showcase a song that influences my writing. Instead, today’s music post highlights Cuba. When the temperature dipped below -20C the first week of January, my good friend, Darcy and I desperately wanted to escape the cold. Within days of thinking about it, we...

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Frozen Memories ~ My story for @RBwood’s FIRST #WordCountPodcast of 2018

2018 marks the beginning of the eighth season of R.B. Wood’s WordCount Podcast! I’m so grateful I connected with Richard and discovered his podcast, hard to believe my first story appeared on his show March, 2011. I’ve been a happy … Continue reading →

Station

“Station” sounds like a duet of two voices, but it isn’t. The talented Låpsley, a 17-year-old English singer/songwriter produced this track by pitching her vocals differently. (I could walk you) (I could walk you) Two for the taking You can … Continue reading →

The Sound of Silence

Hello darkness, my old friend I’ve come to talk with you again Very few people will not know this song from its opening lines. Written by Paul Simon in 1963, numerous artists have recorded “The Sound of Silence” over the … Continue reading →

EDEN BAYLEE BOOKS is no more

My website http://www.edenbayleebooks.com has closed its virtual doors. The domain name is one I purchased for a site that showcased my books. It was primarily a static website. My main activity has always been on this WordPress blog, which I opened in … Continue reading →

With or Without You

This is my favourite of U2’s songs, first released in 1987. Though many interpretations exist for the song’s lyrics, it was apparently inspired by Bono’s conflicting feelings about his duo life — as a rock star and as a regular … Continue reading →