Well the kids on summer break and getting bored. Even the television is no source of entertainment. So how can you keep the kids occupied while at home during the long summer break/

Woman walks into a bookstore. Easy. Walking out…problem.

A beat poem about San Francisco and its culture.

A Writer’s Wet Dream.

I spent over an hour walking around a big book store this afternoon. Thinking about that inspired this poem.

What do you enjoy doing?

Stuart and Amery arrive at Harwich Port at the same time, but though Stuart strives to make friends with him Amery anxiously rushes onto the ferry. During the night, Amery has a change of heart and decides to dispense with “the plan”, but despite his best efforts, his story is all over the news the next morning. Imogen, who watches the reports on her television, instantly fears the worst for Stuart.

In Hatchards bookshop on London’s Piccadilly, Stuart craves an escape from the city in which he has failed as an entrepreneur. Imogen, the sales assistant, tires of her forced smile and stressful job, and Amery, with all the appearance of a foreign tourist, searches for a location for the deadly task he has been entrusted with.

Drew Barrymore said in Ever After how having to choose a book is like picking out a star from the heavens. That is exactly how I feel whenever I am in a book store, a book sale, in the library or amidst someone else’s book collection…

If one is lucky, Sunday mornings open up a lot of possibilities.