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Cappuccino et Crêpes flambées au rhum. Great start to the day! 😋 Sometimes you have to unplug, shut down the noise, push back the negative energy, and fall in love with yourself all over again. What better place to do this than in the City of Love. ❤️ Many Caribbean people are ambivalent or unsympathetic about the recent death of The Queen. This book may give a glimpse into some of the historical reasons why. Are these feelings justified? The 2nd Edition of The Wisdom of Rain will spark some worthwhile discussion at your book club or in other social conversations. Pick up your copy with a map of slave voyage routes, content warnings, and technical updates. Available in paperback and ebook at Amazon, Chapters Indigo, and Barnes and Noble. Or, order it from a bookstore near you. What a life, and a legacy for the world! It’s the end of Emancipation month 2022. But, it doesn’t mean that we should forget the price our ancestors paid so we could live the life we have today. As Emancipation month comes to a close, I reflect on my visit to @internationalslaverymuseum in Liverpool, England as part of the research for my first novel, The Wisdom of Rain. It was heartbreaking, nevertheless important, to see the dioramas, the replicas of slave ships, and multiple artifacts, and to read the captions of the stories of Liverpool’s role in The Slave Trade. Bristol and London also participated, but Liverpool’s role was significantly enhanced. And outside, still stands the two surviving dry docks where these ‘wooden prisons’ were repaired before returning to their merciless trek along the African coast picking up ‘cargo’ for the new world. Sobering! #TBT … Oh the beautiful Caribbean! Spring 2017. Working on my first novel. Don’t stand on my head; stand on my shoulders. ~ EPS. The 2nd Edition of The Wisdom of Rain is out. This enhanced version complete with map of slave voyage routes, content warnings, and other technical updates, is available in paperback and ebook versions at Amazon, Chapters Indigo, and Barnes and Noble. Or, request it from a bookstore near you. Happy Pub Day WoR!!! .•♫•♬• Happy Caribbean Literature Day! •♬•♫•. Sometimes you just need to indulge in your favourite summer pastime … quiet in nature. #TBT Chilling on Lake Muskoka I lost you at the age of fifty, and I was only seven. Too young to fully understand, yet old enough to feel the gaping hole your parting left. I hope you’re proud of the person I’ve become, despite life’s many pitfalls. Happy Mother’s Day over in Glory Land!❤️ This TBT reflects seven year old innocence … and the legs! 😊 Things that bring you joy on a cold February night … your six-year old great nephew, an exceptional reader, visits his neighbourhood library, sees your book on the Black History Month display, and shares a picture with you. Sweet! Thank you Miles! 🥰 The public celebration of Black History Month is almost here. Many of us though live it every day. Thanks to @author_ytm and @caribbeancameranow for the opportunity to reflect on this journey. Did you know about … #TBT … way back … 😀 Merry Christmas and a healthy happy 2022! When life gets contentious and someone does you wrong … remember the Sowei’s wisdom … “for every wrong that’s done to you, you must do two rights.” 🙏🏾 Breathe, smile, and do right - twice. #TBT Yes, I do enjoy my visits to Germany! Berlin, Munich and Fussen … just saying. 😊 So wonderful to have resumed in-person book club discussions. Thanks to our wonderful host Carla, and the fabulous women who attended fully vaxxed! Honouring National Day for Truth & Reconciliation. Three powerful CDs worth seeing or revisiting. The hot muggy days of summer juxtaposed with the placid eventide. Cottage life … blessed! Wednesday’s blessing - the barber is back. Hallelujah! Thanks for the prompt @pillar_of_the_community ❤️ Happy Caribbean Literature Day 2021! That look! 👀 TBT Rothenburg, Berlin, and Frankfurt, Germany Nature is cheaper than therapy ~ Unknown When trips were doable! Memories of Majestic Table Mountain, Cape Town, South Africa. “If we could see the miracle of a single flower clearly our whole life would change.” – Buddha.