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Diane Tulloch
Known also as the Patientdreamer I am a writer who loves to dream, and is passionate about writing stories for the young so that they may join me in the wonders of adventure in countries and cultures afar, and in special moments to remember.
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Category Archives: What moves me
Words of Support
I just thought I would bring to your attention something that is happening here on Friday. I was recently reminded when reading a fellow writing friends blog, (Miss Marples Musings) her extremely thought-provoking post on illiteracy throughout the world. How we could … Continue reading
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“Getting One’s Feet Wet”
Thanks to a recent comment made by a fellow Children’s Book Hub member, I thought I would let you in on a little of my writing world, after all this is a writer’s blog, right? A few years ago I … Continue reading
Thankyou
First for waiting so patiently while I took time away from here, to enjoy having family from overseas stay for a week with us. Here on holiday to attend a brothers wedding (his third), and to join with us in … Continue reading
Poetry
Recently I felt the need to write a poem for a friend whose parents had passed away. This was unusual because I had never written a poem before. Being such a great distance away from her, I wanted to give her something that … Continue reading
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Powerful Quotes
In my readings of the past few days I found myself directed to some quotes and very empowering thoughts on writing, on Deborah Brodie’s website. Read a couple of them on my “Quotes” page and should you be interested her website … Continue reading
Desiderata
As a young girl I loved reading, mostly novels. The Enid Blyton Series of the “Famous Five” was one of my favourites and I would read them over and over again. I had such a passion for horses to. At … Continue reading








