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Welcome
Welcome to Corrie’s Season! The purpose of this blog is to share about gardens, gardening, writing, memories, poems and stories connected with the loss of my daughter, Corrie. She met her sunset unexpectedly of complications due to an undetected tumor on May 27, 2020. My daughter was a force of nature, and was ready to change the world by her beautifully complex personality and leadership.
Blog History
Since this blog’s beginning in 2012 and until June 2020, this blog was called A Word or More with a focus on authors and writing. From my earliest creative publication in 2011, I wrote under the pen names: Rebecca T. Dickinson, or R.T. Dickinson. I originally chose these names in honor of my grandfather. But, my pen names and reasons for writing have transformed to honor Corrie.
About the Farm and Me
As of September 2022, my pen name has changed to R.A. Bridges, but all work written prior to September 2022 is still under the copyright R.T. Dickinson.
I live on a former Christmas tree farm with a house more than 110-years-old that we’re slowly renovating after a tornado devastated the land around it in February 2020. I work as a middle school educator, and I am LEGO Education Ambassador. (Yes, it is a real thing.) Currently, I am also working on my EdD. in Educational Practice and Innovation in STEM through the beloved University of South Carolina.
I am a very active gardener with more and more hobbies connected with this healthy addiction. I am also an affiliate with Gro-Rite Gardens, an amazing raised bed garden bed you can build in 10 minutes or less. Check out my social media Link Tree sites at the top.
My husband, John, battled and defeated stage 3 colon cancer just one year after our daughter’s death in 2021. We live on, with our daughter’s memory, as we raise our son, her older brother.
I am an author of twenty publications after my career as a journalist and in freelance. (Please see my Published Works’ page.)
I worked as a journalist and photographer from 2008 to 2010. I worked part-time as a freelance writer from 2010 to 2014.
Please visit my author’s page on Amazon.
All other social media sites are listed through my Link Tree at the top.
Corrie's Season 
First, I wanted to thank you for visiting my blog. It has given me the opportunity to visit your site and to explore — kind of like crossing that bridge.
Thank you for coming by my site. I appreciate it! I think it is important for support. I enjoyed your blog! Thanks again, and I hope you will come back.
I just want to say that you’ve got a wonderful blog =) You’re pretty much living the life I want to live someday — editing, writing, reading. I hope your book does incredibly well and I can’t wait to read it someday!
Thank you very much! I’m so happy you like it! It takes support, and it is not without challenges and constantly trying. There is so much great work out there that I’m always impressed by other work. Thank you for your kind words, and I hope you are also a great success! 🙂
Always happy to stumble upon a new writing blog. Thanks for visiting mine. Apparently we both have good taste (same WordPress theme!) Good luck with your work-in-progress!
Thank you very much! I enjoy reading what other writers have to say. There are a lot of good ideas and pieces of advice out there. Good luck with your endeavors also!
Enjoy your blog so much it is now bookmarked at work and at home.
Good luck with Mary Eaddy…
Thank you so much for all of your support, Craig! I have always enjoyed your stories whenever you send them, as well as when you tell what inspired you to write them.
Hi Rebecca…thanks for checking out my blog and linking back to my post on cover letters!
You are most welcome! Thank you for commenting!
We have to figure out some way to keep you and Rebecca T. Dickson on opposite sides of the world. The earth is sure to wobble on its axis if you two ever meet.
I appreciate you for coming to visit my page. In the history of literature, Dickinson, Dickens and Dickson weave a common literary line. When I was younger, I thought about dropping my last name completely so I wouldn’t be compared to Emily Dickinson, but an editor convinced to keep it and add my middle initial.
Hi Rebecca,
May I send you a copy of my book for a possible book review? If so would you prefer the kindle edition, the nook or a paperback? You will be my first reviewer…. 🙂
Thanks, Craig
Wow, a direct descendant of Charles Dickens…. No wonder you write so well. 🙂
I wish. Thank you for the compliment. No, I just mean there are so many of the similar surnames. 🙂
Great blog Reebaca…all the best for the future writing.Enjoy
Hi cyril, thank you for the follow here and contact on google, also! I appreciate the support!
Yes….great job keep going…
Hi Becca, did you get the file of the novel I sent?
Yes, Craig, I am sorry. Illness has kept me out of the loop. You’ll hear from me today or tomorrow. Thanks – Becca
Becca how can I get in touch with you?
Hi Ronnie, I sent an email to your email that I have. I don’t know if you’re using the same one. I apologize for a late response.
Becca