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Creativity Challenge Day 6
Creativity Challenge 6 The Challenge here is to use your creative talent to bring light into the current distress in the world around you, in whatever form that talent takes. Please remember that we are reaching out to a world … Continue reading
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Tagged breathe in, breathe out, breathing lesson, Creativity Challenge, exhale, inspiration, inspire
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NaPoWriMo: Day 25
NaPoWriMo: Day 25 We are close to the end now. Are you as tired as I am? Thinking we might need a change of pace or even inspiration. Spent the last two hours looking for a song to pull words … Continue reading
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Tagged bonfire, change of pace, inspiration, NaPoWriMo, poem a day, poetry prompts, song titles, tired
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Journey Stone #76
Journey Stone #76 Inspiration In the ancient world, to create literally meant to breathe life into. The word breath finds its origins in the word spire. Thus breathing in actually means inspire. But, breath pulled in, must be exhaled to … Continue reading
Using Prompts
I have taken to writing in response to some prompts, my last post here is a result of doing so. And, if you go back and read that post, it didn’t start out with a great deal of eagerness … Continue reading
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Tagged blank space, crutch, ease and grace, failure, inadequacy, inspiration, Journal Writing, journey, Journey Stones, Prompts, self dialogue, writing
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Taking A Snow Day
I have been very remiss with my blogs of late, pleading busyness. I’m caring for my Mom, trying to make Christmas gifts, finish up a project I committed myself to, and also trying to maintain some sort of routine … Continue reading
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Tagged allow a break, beauty, busyness, color, inspiration, Mandala Gallery ll, music, refresh, refuel, snow angel, Snow Day
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The Wild Child
In response to Claudette’s weekly writing challenge #12: Inspire http://claudetteellinger.wordpress.com/ About fifteen years ago, when my middle daughter was still in high school and working part-time in the evenings, she came home from work exhausted, one night, and was complaining … Continue reading
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Tagged communication, coping mechanisms, cornerstone, creative energies, daily writing regimen, DID, discovery, feral children, Genie, imagination, inspiration, investigation, Jodie Foster, language skills, linguists, Multiples, Mythology, Nell, priceless, psychological issues, researchers, retardation, Romulus and Remus, sociology class, spontaneous imaging, survival, the Wild Thing, the Wolf Boy, tied up, weekly writing challenge, Wild Child
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Picking Up The Pace
My journal does a lot of things for me. It makes me aware of where I have been, what I have done, teaches me about myself and my life. Helps me to keep track of my friends and my … Continue reading
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Tagged aging, anchor vs key, back on track, changes and alterations, confusion, definition, Diddums, each day important, fear of old age, forgetting, freedom, future, green skirt, health issues, implications, inspiration, invitation, journal as cornerstone, Journal Writing, keeping a journal, limited independence, mental faculties, missed incident, moth balls, Mother, new beginnings, not ready, old not elderly, Picking Up The Pace, possibilities, pride, slapped in the face, slipping a bit, soul's music, Spring, stumbling through, what day is it
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Challenges
In response to Claudette’s Writing Challenge # 1 “the Power of Creativity” Was very surprised when I went to check out the Writer’s Island prompt for today. The site has been closed and there will be no more weekly prompts. … Continue reading
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Tagged activities, Art, Big A, challenges, choices, class, Claudette Ellinger, closed site, creating own prompts, Creativity, decisions, Definitions, direct challenge, energy, enticing self, Growth, healing, initiate, inspiration, no creative bones, old site, power, response, students, teaching, umbrella, Writer's Island, writing, writing prompts
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