Susan, this is so precious and the synchronicity of the penguins definitely feels like a sign. I imagine that she'd have enough money to help her brother but also that the penguins had a magical cure. So instead of having to go to the hospital, her brother is cured. Then they have enough money to go to a carnival and have a beautiful day. ❤️
Thank you for being the only person who created an ending to Laura’s story. I love your ending and she would have loved it too! I think that this is a perfect ending to the penguin story and in line with Laura’s way of thinking. Thank you for participating. I wish you well in your grief journey, and I am truly sorry for the loss of your precious son. I’ve read some of your posts- both poignant and well written.
Thank you, Susan, as I am for the loss of your daughter. Nick also loved to write. He had input on my first two books and my middle grade series features him and his brother in a magical land. So the story of the penguins was right up my alley. Our children live through the stories we tell. I love that you're continuing hers.
She was a very creative writer, and I'm happy but not surprised you were given what I've been calling a Godwink, as a message of love. I peruse through substack when I want to take a break from my remote work, and your story, perhaps because somebody who follows me had liked it, I don't know, but it was in my feed. I get Godwinks all of the time, and I agree 100% that a person has to be open to receiving them. They are there and so appreciated. I'm so sorry for your loss.
thank you so much. I appreciate you reading and commenting. I’ve read some of your work and I will try to find time to read more of your work this coming week. I’m taking advantage of the beautiful weather and a sunflower that bloomed in my garden this week since I am a painter/ artist before the writing began.
. We are on a similar journey with our writing. Seems the world needs grief and loss stories that they can relate to.
You prepared a remarkably touching post with Laura’s creative and unique story featured. Laura was imaginative and thoughtful, and she truly loved writing and illustrating. I am amazed by your openness. What a lovely way to share her writing along with your insights.
You are a true observer of signs, always able to see meaningful connections. My Penguin Friend is a film I must see.
I understand and appreciate how being aware of magic,signs, and symbols allows for new forms of comfort and nurturing for grieving hearts.
Susan, this is so precious and the synchronicity of the penguins definitely feels like a sign. I imagine that she'd have enough money to help her brother but also that the penguins had a magical cure. So instead of having to go to the hospital, her brother is cured. Then they have enough money to go to a carnival and have a beautiful day. ❤️
Thank you for being the only person who created an ending to Laura’s story. I love your ending and she would have loved it too! I think that this is a perfect ending to the penguin story and in line with Laura’s way of thinking. Thank you for participating. I wish you well in your grief journey, and I am truly sorry for the loss of your precious son. I’ve read some of your posts- both poignant and well written.
Thank you, Susan, as I am for the loss of your daughter. Nick also loved to write. He had input on my first two books and my middle grade series features him and his brother in a magical land. So the story of the penguins was right up my alley. Our children live through the stories we tell. I love that you're continuing hers.
She was a very creative writer, and I'm happy but not surprised you were given what I've been calling a Godwink, as a message of love. I peruse through substack when I want to take a break from my remote work, and your story, perhaps because somebody who follows me had liked it, I don't know, but it was in my feed. I get Godwinks all of the time, and I agree 100% that a person has to be open to receiving them. They are there and so appreciated. I'm so sorry for your loss.
thank you so much. I appreciate you reading and commenting. I’ve read some of your work and I will try to find time to read more of your work this coming week. I’m taking advantage of the beautiful weather and a sunflower that bloomed in my garden this week since I am a painter/ artist before the writing began.
. We are on a similar journey with our writing. Seems the world needs grief and loss stories that they can relate to.
Enjoy your beautiful weather!
You prepared a remarkably touching post with Laura’s creative and unique story featured. Laura was imaginative and thoughtful, and she truly loved writing and illustrating. I am amazed by your openness. What a lovely way to share her writing along with your insights.
You are a true observer of signs, always able to see meaningful connections. My Penguin Friend is a film I must see.
I understand and appreciate how being aware of magic,signs, and symbols allows for new forms of comfort and nurturing for grieving hearts.