And then I Smile
We all have our favourites. These are some of mine. I have a lot of favourites, but these ones are about life. Its absurdity, tenderness, curiosity, ridiculousness and at times utter chaos. Some are real, some are half real, and some are really not at all real. All Were fun to write. Each pieces leaves me smiling.
Start here:
The Broken Shell
I Haven’t Had My Coffee Yet
Grand Central Parable
Teacup Without a Mate
The Little Star
– Elera Remembers the Sea
Dear Writer’s Block
A Year of Stars
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You On My Teal-Blue Sweater
3 Kids, Panic, and a Runaway Buggy
Heavenly Moment
The First Step Out The Door
A Smile In the Dark
Happy Father’s Day
It Wasn’t So Bad
Chee-Ken A-Nee-Mall
The Lid Closed
The Stupid, Stupid Game
The Start of Blessing My Body
Family Beach Day
Bless My Body then Began
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Easter Ellen writes poetry, prose, fables, reflections, devotional pieces, and three-degree-sideways observations on life. Her work moves through humour, beauty, bite, tenderness, story, and the truth she relentlessly seeks beneath ordinary moments.
She also helps women think clearly, choose intentionally, and move forward with self-trust through content, coaching packages that meet them where they are, and practical tools for building better habits and thinking processes.