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Afghan cricket team's quest to qualify for World Cup is all about triumph of human spirit

Dipping her brush into a pot of deep cerulean blue chromium and guiding it across her iceberg-strewn canvas, Celine Berry admits this project is a dream come true.

I know it has been a long time between posts and that has been a source of consternation for me. That's not my ego talking. I haven't blogged because I haven't done anything remotely close to writing in over a month. (There, it's out for all to see.

I apologize for the delay in posting. Between our writing contest wrapping up, a new computer at work and the extra-busy season in the advertising world, blogging got pushed down the to-do list.

Years ago, soon after I started covering theatre for this newspaper, an English-accented woman started phoning me regularly. She seemed a bit, well, odd. She demanded appraisals of the latest plays.

I’ve been thinking a lot about the (my?) writing process these past couple of weeks – most likely because I’ve been very busy and have spent zero time actually writing.

As I mentioned in an earlier post, the entries to our So You Think You Can Write contest have had a great impact on me.

I was lucky enough to attend a book launch earlier this week at Munro's Books. It was the stuff of daydreams . . .

I've had an epiphany these last few weeks, writing these few blog posts and focussing much of my work time on our So You Think You Can Write contest and promotion: the more I write, the more I want to write.