Exploring #LeHavre, #France: good #walking and fun #graffiti
Tag: Memoir
Zeebruge
7 October 2022, we dock in the Belgian ferry port of Zeebrugge. There are excursions to Bruges, that some passengers leave to enjoy. We’ve been to Bruges… Read more “Zeebruge”
A grand adventure 22/23; part 1, leaving Bath
4 October 2022, my husband Graham and I, embarked on a bucket list adventure. I am going to share our 4 month journey, by train, cruise ship… Read more “A grand adventure 22/23; part 1, leaving Bath”
Getting To Know Great Aunt Anna
My beautiful Great Aunt, Anna Heitmann (born 1891). This picture was taken circa 1911. Anna lived in Hamburg Germany and married Jochim Heinrich Adolf Meister in 1919.… Read more “Getting To Know Great Aunt Anna”
Oxford Bathed in Sunlight
City of my childhood. #authorslife #Memories #cityscape
Affirmation
Hello dear friends. As you may know, I am currently working to translate my Uncle’s (Emil Heitmann) WW2 memoir. He rebelled against the Nazis and was treated… Read more “Affirmation”
A challenging, informative, delightful holiday read.
I bought The Temporary Bride by Jennifer Klinefelter, from a dollar store in HiltonHead USA. I have family from Iran and love food so I was drawn… Read more “A challenging, informative, delightful holiday read.”
A Love Letter For Jimmy
Originally posted on Warts And All:
My Brother Today is the first time I can remember writing the words, “My brother” I think he died when I…
Change Makes us Strong – Teaches us Resilience
Dear Readers, Amalia’s Journey: A Cockney Mother’s story From World War One, an enlightening historical novella, empowers our lives today. The Art Nouveau cover and embellishments create… Read more “Change Makes us Strong – Teaches us Resilience”
An Inspirational Story of Courage and Resilience
The enduring story, Betweenwhiles: A family between two wars – a true story of rebellion against Nazism, crosses many genres: romance, war-story, memoir, historical literature, and family… Read more “An Inspirational Story of Courage and Resilience”
M.A. Lossl 