Welcome to New Blogger, Anne Owen

With me in the photo below is my dear friend, Anne, who has just become a blogger. (See above).

Anne's blog is about films and music, two subjects she knows well. Anne is also a proficient sing/song writer: 

Please drop by Anne's blog, Anne's Cinematype and Music Hangout, and welcome her to the Blogosphere. OK?

This Is My Friend, Anne

This is my friend, Anne. She is disabled and, like me, survives on Social Security disability.

Anne writes and sings songs

Anne loves animals. This is Anne with her kitten, Caine:

This is Anne's sister, Tina. In August Anne began moving into Tina's rented house.

Before the move could ne completed, Tina's house burned down.

Anne lost many beloved things, including her grandfather's pocket knife, her guitar, and her beloved kitten, Caine.


Since the fire, Anne has been staying in my apartment.

I have adopted Tina's kitten, Sugar, who survived the fire.

Wednesday, November 9th, is Anne's 27th birthday.

With all of the loses she has experienced, I don't believe Anne is expecting to have a very happy birthday.

Will You Help Give a Birthday Blessing?.

May I ask you to share a birthday gift with a friend? It would be a great blessing/

Many of you are acquainted with my temporary apartment-mate, Anne Owen. She was in the process of moving into a house to be shared with her sister, Tina, when it caught fire and she and Tina lost the majority of their processions. If you are unfamiliar with the story, you can read some of it in my blog post: Fire!

Anne with Caine, her kitten that was lost in the fire

November 9th—one week from today—is Anne’s birthday. Considering all of the negative things that have happened to her recently, I would like to make this a special day for her. Anne is disabled, as am I, and has a very small Social Security Disability check. Replacing her possessions lost in the fire is and will be impossible for her.

Anne’s greatest joy is writing, playing, and singing music. Tragically, her guitar burned in the fire.

As a birthday surprise, I would like to replace Anne’s guitar; however, the cost of replacing one of the same quality as the one that burned is $500 - $600—much more than I can afford.

However, if all of us on Facebook contributed what we can afford, I believe that Anne can again have a guitar, prayfully by her birthday a week from today.

If you can help, please  email me at nicholas.temple@gmail.com

Thank you. Bless you.