by Laura Shepard Townsend | Blog
I will not stay behind the walls constructed by my fears! HELLO World!
by Laura Shepard Townsend | Blog
It was only after I began to create Venice that I began to examine all of these issues,” Abbot said. “And why was that?” “This storytelling seems to be one-sided; I seem to be doing all of the talking. Are you sure you would you like to hear and yet another...
by Laura Shepard Townsend | Blog
“”Ith Abbot Kinney,” MacGregor announced to us happily, pointing to a group of men in the distance, silhouetted by the darkened sky. “Which one is Mr. Kinney,” Grandmother Lena asked. “The one without the thovel,” said MacGregor. I scrinched my eyes...
by Laura Shepard Townsend | Blog
“So that is the way I first entered Venice, on foot, much like the pilgrim who enters a holy place, as a seeker, stirred with expectation. Perhaps this was because of the Tarot cards’ prediction of lions roaring against a backdrop of crashing sea waves. Or...
by Laura Shepard Townsend | Blog
“But Father was quite known, among all of the Rom, for his ability to train any horse, even the most difficult. This was tribute indeed, for the Rom as a people love their grastende, their horses, and are incredible horsemen. Our horses, Sun and Moon, were the...
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