Easter Food and Symbols

Easter has always been connected to religion, or at least it is where I’m from, but I see Spring itself as a season of new beginnings and starting over. Outside religion, this holiday has elements related to history and culture, so like Christmas, it is most widely celebrated. It always falls between March 22 and … Continue reading Easter Food and Symbols →

Three National Flowers

Image is from Pexels As you know, tomorrow is Easter, and I always thought of Spring as the season of new beginnings, with nature’s bold colours coming to life. Nature is one of my favourite subjects to write about, but today, I’m writing about the national flowers of countries and the meaning behind them. My … Continue reading Three National Flowers →

I Love Spring Book Tag

I changed my mind about what today’s post should be about ten times, but I’m going to stick with a book tag for two reasons: one, I found two novels yesterday that I’m dying to discuss, even though I haven’t read them. The second reason is that I promised myself I would write a bookstagram … Continue reading I Love Spring Book Tag →

Top Ten Tuesday/ Spring TBR

Hosted by thatartsyreadergirl. March 17: Spring 2020 TBR (or fall, if you live in the southern hemisphere!) I just finished reading Not Your Sidekick (Sidekick Squad #1), and it was excellent with LGBT+ characters, which is a bonus. Looks like it’s a collection of poetry with an LGBT+ theme and African & African American Studies. Which as … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday/ Spring TBR →