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NaBloPoMo November 2015
Tag Archives: creativity
A Summer Camp for Adults? YES!
I’m sorry that I’ve been out of the loop with y’all for so long, but it was a long summer. My spouse moved out, and I was trying to find a roommate without luck since I need some help with … Continue reading
Posted in community, creativity, disability, inclusion, inspiration, story, writing
Tagged art, creativity, inspiration, poetry
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Pain Woman Takes Your Keys by Sonya Huber
I discovered Sonya Huber when she initiated plans for the virtual Disability March in January. When I found an advanced reader copy of her book of essays called Pain Woman Takes Your Keys on Netgalley, I didn’t hesitate. I sent … Continue reading
Posted in chronic illness, creativity, language, reading, voice, women, writing
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It’s Not Just About Creativity
I needed a prompt today, so I Googled “creativity quotes” and found this one. I had never heard it before, but it seems like a wonderful way to focus my intentions for the New Year. I want to grow into … Continue reading
Have a Creative Christmas!
I was searching for one of those amazing book Christmas trees that was all lit up when I stumbled on this. I instantly fell in love. Making this kind of tree would be so much fun! If only I had … Continue reading
What Books Should Be On Your List? Part 2
I wanted to share some of my favorite writers about writing and creativity you may or may not know about. I hope you find someone or some book that’s new and intriguing to you. Eric Maisel is a creativity coach … Continue reading
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What Books Should Be on Your List?
I’ve mentioned a few things already that you might want to put on your Christmas list. Obviously, I want books! I think I’d like to share some of my favorite creativity books with all of you tonight. You may already … Continue reading
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Book Mail Is My Favorite!
I could not get the lighting right on this picture. My room is really dark. This was last week’s book mail. I discovered The Write Crowd: Literary Citizenship and the Writing Life when I wrote the post about literary citizenship. … Continue reading
Posted in #continuouspractice, book reviews, books, creativity, literary citizenship, reading, spirituality, Uncategorized
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Writing, Rioting, Righting
I kept putting off writing today. I was waiting for something. I didn’t know what until I read the words of Brianna Albers. who is the founder/editor-in-chief of Monstering Magzine.  I’ll tell you more about Brianna another time because I … Continue reading
Posted in #continuouspractice, #whyiwrite, creativity, hope, inclusion, inspiration, social justice, writing
Tagged activism, creativity, inspiration, NaNoWriMo, writing
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#artistsforlove
I’ve been following Kelly Rae Roberts for a long time now, and this post arrived in my email on Thursday. She and some friends have come together in an effort to start a movement called #artistsforlove. She reminds us of … Continue reading
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