Writing clear, brief, and bold
Welcome. I’m Kristine Bruneau, a writer drawn to the ways creativity shows up in everyday life.
What does it say about grown-ups when we can’t put down our shiny objects in a darkened auditorium as our children perform their carefully rehearsed musical program?
Some thoughts on Mother’s Day by Kristine Bruneau.
Keep calm and write a letter during National Letter Writing Month.
The Boston marathon bombing of April 15th weighs heavily in and around the spaces I inhabit. I need a prayer today.
An article about chocolate innovation in Rochester, NY for Rochester Magazine by Kristine Bruneau.
The line: “Dear God, love me a little less” is one of my favorites from the movie Evan Almighty delivered by the inimitable Steve Carrell. I tend to invoke this line, whenever I’m feeling pressured by a deadline, scrambling to find care for James, or worried about a loved one’s health. I know God loves me, and …
Leprechauns cannot be trapped, but like success they can be attracted.
A poem written more than six centuries ago by Indian mystic and poet Kabir and translated by American poet Robert Bly, is a conversation with God that still resonates today.
