Cecilyswritings

Thoughts, musings, writing and connected music

Greetings – revisit to Cristo Redentor, Christ the Redeemer

“Climb the mountain so you can see the world, not so that the world can see you”. Unknown Easter Sunday greeting to you, my family and friends, fans, followers of my blog wherever in the world you are. What a beautiful time to visit the iconic Cristo Redentor in Rio da Janeiro. It was Easter […]

Norwegian Fjords and the Aurora Borealis

The hubby and I polished up for dinner. We dressed in our finery for a Gala Dinner and exciting evening. The last night of a beautiful, last minute, first cruise, for the hubby and I. A time that passed too quickly, but that we both enjoyed immensely and look forward to more. A memorable time indeed.

Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul revisited

Travel is an education. The more I see, I want to see more … and so I shall.

Iced Stockholm

A visit to cold climes with music to warm the soul.

A Pretty City – York

York, a pretty city in my view. First visit, first impressions but I didn’t see it’s historical splendour. I’ll have to go back …

A Kiss Silhoutte of Vienna

Beautifully written with a poignant story

Roomzzz York City

if you’re visiting York City … read this blog by Little Miss Traveller as you may be pleasantly surprised.

Arlanda Airport and travelling in Stockholm

When Doris Lessing won the Nobel Prize for Literature at the age of 88, she was the oldest person ever to receive the prize and one of only 11 female winners in its history. Her award was the end of a very long journey from a remote farm in Rhodesia to a banquet at Stockholm’s […]

ROMA by any other name

A last minute weekend away … why not!

To the Forest of Dean, England

A short weekend break in Gloucestershire, UK.

A Florist Called Daisy by Elsie G. Beya

Written by Cecilyswritings

A book review by

Jeannie Zelos

A Florist Called Daisy by Elsie G. Beya Genre: General Fiction (Adult), Romance Well, this was a perfect read for me, a beautiful romance, … READ MORE … FOLLOW THE LINK

A Florist Called Daisy by Elsie G. Beya

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