Tag Archives: future
A Future Full of Drones
Today I read about a new doll that will mimic breastfeeding and cry if it isn’t burped. Do the manufacturers understand the three important stages of play? Do they appreciate that one of the vital components is imagination and they … Continue reading
Posted in Critique, Women's Fiction, Writing
Tagged 3 stages of play, 3D, babies, baby, breast feeding, breastfeeding, children, childs play, doll, dolls, future, imagination, play, three stages of play, toy, toys, virtual reality
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The bleedin’ obvious
‘Mummy, can you see anything in my eye?’ I checked my 11 year old’s eye and all was fine but I was left shaken because I had had a revelation. One of those oh-so-obvious things that you don’t have to think … Continue reading
Posted in New Author, Women's Fiction, Writing
Tagged children, daughter, foundation, future, mother, mum, Mummy, parenting, parents, relationship, self-doubt
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Improbable Possibilities
Unless you are optically challenged (PC rules, Okay?) there will be a time this summer when you will look up and be bowled over by a vision of Mother nature in all her beauty. The sun will shine through a lacework … Continue reading
Posted in New Author, Women's Fiction, Writing
Tagged destiny, future, possiblility, potential, sumer, summer, writing
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Banished by Bea Turvey
Scribbled thoughts of a mad woman 