by Karen Thrall | Jan 10, 2020 | ARTICLES, HUMAN IDENTITY
[Always choose the best for yourself. Make decisions that complement who you are.] “Today I shall wear my red hat.” Henrietta runs her fingers over the brim of her fedora. As she looks in the mirror, she places it on her head and smiles brightly. Her...
by Karen Thrall | Oct 30, 2019 | ARTICLES, HUMAN IDENTITY
DOUG THE DRAGON LEARNS ABOUT HIS INNER-HONESTY The town gathers as the steeple bell rings. “Hear ye, hear ye. We have a new arrival” announces Mayor Doyen of Wingville. “Meet our youngest dragon. His name is Doug.” From behind a velvet curtain, with wide-eyed...
by Karen Thrall | Aug 30, 2019 | ARTICLES, HUMAN JOURNEYS
[1] CHARACTER BEGINS WITH HOPE. The journey began with Alan the Acorn parachuting from a tree. The forest was vibrant and cheered when he announced his arrival. Alan with a starry-eyed wonder, was excited to become the oak tree he dreamed of being. “How does one...
by Karen Thrall | Jul 26, 2019 | ARTICLES, HUMAN JOURNEYS
Sasha didn’t like wasps. There’s a reason for that. She spent her summers at the lake. She loved the outdoors and enjoyed building forts in the wooded area across from her family’s cottage. Using a combination of branches, ferns and moss, she designed secret hideaways...
by Karen Thrall | Jun 26, 2019 | ARTICLES, HUMAN JOURNEYS
Is Unicorn Love Real? Two best friends, Green and Purple, are hanging out at their favourite local cafe. “Do you unicorn love me?”, asks Green. “I don’t even know what that means? You’re my friend, I love you.” responds Purple....
by Karen Thrall | Apr 13, 2019 | ARTICLES, HUMAN JOURNEYS
VIDEO 1:40: “the reason I wrote this article” photo by: @krisjanis A story of a fisherman and his nephew “There’s an island not too far from here,” the fisherman points to the horizon. “They say the trees can sing and the river’s...
