My inspiration is not at its peak lately, to say the least. So yesterday, when I received an email from NYC Midnight, announcing the upcoming 250-word Microfiction Challenge, I thought it might be a good idea to try it out. Brutus participated to NYC Midnight Challenges on many occasions, and got me intrigued about the…… Continue reading Hit me with your best shot!
Happy Friday, Lovelies! I hope you had a good week. I’ve been on vacation for the past 7 days, and oh boy, did I need the break! Due to present measures, Chéri and I couldn’t do anything special. But we sure enjoyed sleeping in, and taking time to cook, watch movies and just relax. Our…… Continue reading Skypy Friday!
It’s been a while, since I last talked about Greenland, which does not mean that I gave up wanting to add its flag to my collection. Not even close. If you are not a regular in The Cove, you have to know that I don’t make a big fuss about my blog’s statistics. I do…… Continue reading Spicing things up…
Happy Thursday Lovelies! Tomorrow will be our 20th Skypy session together, and I can hardly believe it! Twenty times already? Five months of getting to know you a little more personally. It is now a weekly date that I always look forward to! Wether you are a regular, or if this is new to you,…… Continue reading You’re invited!
I took over the prompt a couple of weeks back, as an homage to Nortina’s late ”One Minute Fiction” challenge. What’s the ”One Minute Fiction” challenge about? Easy. Each week I’ll provide a prompt to inspire you to write a very short story. The idea is to manage to type your whole story in a…… Continue reading October 7th #1MinFiction Challenge
I try my best not to blog about covid-19… I know it is useless to rant about it, because we are (literally) all in the same boat. Whining is futile, and quite honestly, I think that everybody is tired to read about it. I am too. But it makes me really angry when I see…… Continue reading I’m in…
She folded the piece of paper neatly. It had been ages since she had last worked her origami skills, but she hadn’t forgotten how to make these little paper boats. Some things she just didn’t forget. Like riding a bicycle… Her fingers didn’t rush, there was no need to. It seemed like everything in…… Continue reading Paper boats…
Montréal’s sky used to be filled with airplanes passing by, from early mornings to late evenings… I always enjoyed watching them fly above my head. I tried to guess where they were coming from or where they were headed to. Often, I wished I could magically hop in and tag along, no matter the…… Continue reading It is kind of sad…
This fall, a new tv series is coming here in Québec, that I am really looking forwards to watching. La faille (The breach), seems to be about a serial killer spree and the police investigation going on in a wellknown (though definately not touristic) town called Fermont. I think that most Quebecers know about Fermont but…… Continue reading The wall…
Where you see sorrow, I see sweet dreams captured in Precious pearls of hope. If you want to know what After Eight Moments are about, click here. Description for the visually impaired; Close up on drops on a leaf shortly after a rainfall .
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