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Thriving in the Care of Many Mothers
Paperback - $19.95

"During my early years I boarded with different families while attending school. I like to think that having had different 'mothers' who contributed in various ways to my development was a distinct advantage...Home, therefore, was more about the people whom I loved and who gave me love, safety, and security. If I was with them, I was home; it did not matter where we lived."
-Excerpt from the Introduction

Taken from the only home she'd known at three, Rosemary Yvonne had no idea that journey would lead to many homes in villages and cities of Jamaica...to the care of many "mothers" who enriched the constant love of her own mother ...to a stellar education and becoming the first Jamaican woman accepted to England's prestigious Leeds University ...to a position at the Jamaican Mission to the United Nations and a Carnegie Fellowship that continued her journeys across the world...to marriage and life in Trinidad...to the challenge of facing widowhood with two young children...and ultimately to happiness in a new marriage and life in the United States.
Thriving in the Care of Many Mothers shares the joy, heartbreak, and ultimate contentment Rosemary Borel achieved, thanks to the care, support, and guidance of all who helped her walk her life path.

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Today's Reflections
Ellie's Little Scribbles

Paperback - $9.99


"There are times in your life, when,unbidden, random thoughts
pop into your mind or float just below your consciousness.
You follow them where they may lead,untrammeled by any direction on your part...all these set off threads, words and
feelings, which come forth and need to beset down on pads, on scraps of paper;these little scribbles which define us"
-Excerpt from the Foreword

Today's Reflections, Ellie’s Little Scribbles is a small collection of poems and color photographs easily read while sitting on your back porch sipping your morning coffee. It brings to life random thoughts that often pop into our mind in our daily encounters with nature and our fellow humans. Everyone has some poetry, music or an eye for beauty within us, that is so often unexpressed.  This book says, “just do it”.