Joyce Kay

Joined February 2021

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Painting My Life Red
Red is the colour of fire, The colour of ambition and desire, The colour of dreams that are being pursued, The colour of a soul that cannot be subdued.
By Joyce Kay5 years ago in Poets
How the Pandemic Helped Me Find my Passion for Learning
The pandemic has changed the world in ways that none of us ever could have predicted. Two years ago, how many of us thought that we would be able to do our jobs from home? How many of thought our children would be learning calculus virtually? How many of us though we would be attending our favourite yoga class through Zoom?
By Joyce Kay5 years ago in Lifehack
Arm Knitting and Coping with Pandemic Anxiety
In April 2020, I found myself in an unhealthy relationship with my phone. I didn’t really notice it at first. I would check the Covid numbers and updates every few hours. However, as time progressed, I started to find myself checking for updates multiple times an hour. I would be watching TV, and would hardly even be paying attention to what was going on in the movie or show, because I was so focused on my phone. I also started finding myself going down holes, reading comment after comment on social media. I was slowly being sucked into the negativity of the world.
By Joyce Kay5 years ago in Lifehack
Bending the Light
When tilted just right, A transparent prism will bend the light, Dispersing the full spectrum of colours to be seen, Red, blue, yellow, violet, orange, and green.
By Joyce Kay5 years ago in Poets
Feeling Blue
Blue waves splash upon the shore of my mind, As I reflect on a world where some things are not kind, With each breath the tide washes the sad thoughts away,
By Joyce Kay5 years ago in Poets
Purple Doesn’t Quit, and Neither Do I
Purple is a bold, fierce colour, Its uniqueness is unlike any other, It exudes perseverance, bravery and strength, Purple doesn’t give up, regardless of the length.
By Joyce Kay5 years ago in Poets
Bright Like Yellow
I am bright like yellow, When people are having a rough day, My soul needs to make sure they are okay, I tell jokes to make them laugh,
By Joyce Kay5 years ago in Poets
A Rainbow Soul
I was born with a rainbow soul, It is blue when it shares in the sorrow of others, When it hears the stories of heartbroken lovers,
By Joyce Kay5 years ago in Poets
It’s Time to Bring Back the Eighties Ski Fashion
I wasn’t born in the eighties, and because of that there are lots of things I didn’t get to experience. I didn’t get to watch Prince Charles and Princess Diana’s wedding live. I missed out on the boombox, and working out in leg warmers and thick headbands.
By Joyce Kay5 years ago in Styled
Grandpa Joe's World
There is a painting on the wall in Grandpa Joe’s room at the continuing care centre. It is a beautiful water colour painting, showing a ship on the horizon. It was painted for Grandpa Joe by my late grandmother, Louise.
By Joyce Kay5 years ago in Humans
I Almost Failed my First Year of College
Nearly ten years ago, I moved away from home to go to college for engineering. I was going to be living on campus in one of the dorms. I was both excited and nervous about being away from home for the first time. I also knew engineering was a very challenging and competitive program, and that made me a little nervous. However, I was a hard worker, and I had gotten good grades in high school, so I thought I would be okay.
By Joyce Kay5 years ago in Confessions
My Pandemic Puppy Saved Me
I adopted Barker from a local shelter in September 2020. I was told that he was the runt of his litter. The entire litter ended up being born at the shelter, when the breeder unfortunately contracted Covid-19 shortly after the female dog got pregnant. I was told she had underlying health conditions, and, sadly, passed away due to the illness. She owned both the male and the female dogs, and had never had the chance to post an add to sell the puppies. She apparently had no next of kin, so all the dogs went to the shelter, where the female dog gave birth.
By Joyce Kay5 years ago in Petlife

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Painting My Life Red

How the Pandemic Helped Me Find my Passion for Learning

Arm Knitting and Coping with Pandemic Anxiety

Bending the Light

Feeling Blue

Purple Doesn’t Quit, and Neither Do I

Bright Like Yellow

A Rainbow Soul

It’s Time to Bring Back the Eighties Ski Fashion

Grandpa Joe's World

I Almost Failed my First Year of College

My Pandemic Puppy Saved Me

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