Norman FullertonFootprints or Deep Ruts“Fullerton pack up your books and go home.” I remember those words clearly. The paper dart game had been going on for some time in the...
Norman FullertonThe Darkest NightGrowing up on the Canadian prairies, just a touch south of latitude 52, I have witnessed the splendor of the midsummer sun’s gradual...
May 20, 20212 minPoetryMother's HandsShe was sitting on her bed, her hands on her lap, one casually fingering the material of her skirt. My attention focused on her hands;...
Apr 14, 20214 minLife LessonsEaster Eggs and Chocolate BunniesAs grandparents we watched our two granddaughters, Kathryn and Carling search for Easter eggs at our home and yard some years ago....
Mar 15, 20214 minLife LessonsMusings of a Modern Pilgrim“And what’s your reason for walking the Camino?” The pilgrim slackened his pace to match mine. My glance revealed a tall, dark...
Mar 15, 20213 minLife LessonsWho Touched MeIn the early seventies, large billboards appeared along Winnipeg streets. The billboards had two words, “Touch Me”.
Dec 25, 20204 minShort StoriesChristmas SurpriseTroubled, Sean wakened to the darkness of an early West Bengali morning. Three days to Christmas and nothing, absolutely nothing appeared...