When the Sunflowers Bloom Again: Death of a Memory

Better by far you should forget and smileThan that you should remember and be sad —Christina Rossetti, “Remember” One midsummer day, my grandfather called from Korea. Without preamble, he asked if I could come home. I knew at once that something was wrong. He hated the thought of his granddaughter spending money and making the … Continue reading When the Sunflowers Bloom Again: Death of a Memory

Book Review: The Unkillable Kitty O’Kane

People have intuition, a hunch. And the author delicately planted many seeds where Kitty reckons where her future lies and I found it amusing how things unraveled exactly how she subconsciously expected.  Despite my hope of her conquering her way to being fulfilled with her purpose, she didn't achieve great success with her writing and … Continue reading Book Review: The Unkillable Kitty O’Kane