Roméo LeMieuxBooks have been my constant companions since I finally learned to read. In the world of words, I came to firmly believe in the great possibilities that awaited me if I were only to begin, then persevere and to overcome. In spite of the terrible time had learning, I became a serious student of the 2 languages I enjoy: French and English. As a teacher, I loved developing an interest in the craft of writing and reading poetry and short stories. Teaching both languages gave me a proficiency in communication that carried me into politics, and entrepreneurship. Engaging with a great diversity of people and situations in a multitude of life's cross-roads led me to record my feelings, to comment on life's caprices and to explore the big question "what is it all about?". It was not until I stumbled across my niece's unusual photography that I found a fellow seeker and a travelling companion for my writing. Connie shot images that begged a story and I wrote stories that begged a photo. In this interplay of spontaneous email exchange emerged an exciting exploration of ideas, emotions and insights through narrative and descriptive poetry and a variety of short stories that lay waiting for the right provocation. I strongly suspect that the readers will come to the end of a number of selections with one or two questions "what was he thinking?" "what was she seeing?" but enjoing the journey. Read More Read Less