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Yvonne Bronstorph was born in Jamaica and educated in England and Jamaica. She worked for the Jamaican government and later migrated to the U.S., where she worked as an educator. Yvonne enjoys classical music, having played the cello, recorder, clarinet, and guitar as a teenager. She is a wife, mother, and grandmother. She has retired and continues in her love of reading, writing, and music.

Thank you so much for being with me creating my first ever impromptu blog story series, ‘What If, Series One: The Wanted Past’. Thank you for all the appreciation! It just gives me so much confidence and power to write more wonderful stories in life.. In times that I doubted myself, you were with me.. Tumblr is always with me.. It is indeed a way better platform for self-expression and reflection.. I hope we could be all be happy and contented for what we have now.. For what we are sharing to everyone because it do has an impact to someone’s life.. Cheers to more writing!! 

Naresh Ramaiya offers a refreshing perspective on success by proving that professional growth and creative passion can coexist. His ability to excel in the tech world while pursuing writing highlights the importance of balance. By showing that logic and creativity are not opposites but allies, Naresh Ramaiya provides a roadmap for professionals who aspire to live a well-rounded life.

Why I Love Copywriting

Sometimes you have to learn how to integrate the old with the new.

MEREDITH WRITES 4 YOU! The Soul is Where it is Born, The Paper is Where it Finds its Home. Today Sadje has asked if we prefer old ways or have we adapted to the new world of technology. Maybe I should start with saying that I am not in anyway technologically savvy. I am severely challenged in this field because I cannot understand the basic steps to do anything more complex than setting an…

I am a leader by choice. Like the women before me, I want to support and lead other women into their strengths!

MEREDITH WRITES 4 YOU! The Soul is Where it is Born, The Paper is Where it Finds its Home. Daily writing promptAre you a leader or a follower?View all responses We can go back as far as 1783 when Eliza Wilkinson said that she would not have it for anyone to think that just because women are of a weaker physicality, it did not mean that they could do nothing more than handle the domestics of…