My love for mixing things gave way to other pursuits as I grew up, but what I’ve learned from following all my varied interests will forever be priceless.
Vivacini stories are near and dear to my heart, and I would bet that if they pull at my heartstrings, they’ll do the same for you and maybe help you see things from a different perspective. You’ll also find some helpful tips. . . . . .
Once you had enough of the sun, ocean and beach, you could walk for hours on the boardwalk and visit the quaint shops and eateries . . . many years before souvenirs of America were made in China!
From the first page, the reader is immediately drawn into the dramatic hardships of an Irish immigrant family struggling to survive in an unforgiving frontier. As the story unfolds and the lives of its characters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Originally, a “witch” was actually a goddess known as “the Crone, “Wise One” or “Earth Mother” in Celtic tradition.The crone’s cauldron symbolized the earth’s womb where all souls went at death. The goddess would stir the cauldron. . .