Do You NaNo?
Do you NaNo? No idea if you NaNo? No NaNo? (C’mon, you had to see that comin’.) ANYway, join me today at the Torquere LiveJournal for some explanation of what is this thing called NaNo, and some thoughts on why the … Continue reading →
Do you NaNo? No idea if you NaNo? No NaNo? (C’mon, you had to see that comin’.) ANYway, join me today at the Torquere LiveJournal for some explanation of what is this thing called NaNo, and some thoughts on why the … Continue reading →
My buddy Robyn Bachar invited me over to her blog to talk about using music in character development. As I write this, I’m listening to one of my Pandora stations, which is how I stumbled on the Piano Guys (which … Continue reading →
Join me today at the Torquere Press blog for some thoughts on art and writing. Enjoy!
Continue reading →Ordinarily, I talk about my garden on my craft blog, Knoontime Knitting. But I learned something this summer and it clarified itself yesterday. The boxes of our lives are created as we live them, and if we don’t question them … Continue reading →
Join me over at The Romance Studio for some thoughts about when writing is “just” writing. Enjoy!
Continue reading →Boxes. I’ve talked about them before. We get into them by following set patterns of behavior without question. So what do we do when we realize we’re in a box that we don’t want to be in anymore? More importantly, … Continue reading →
I love to knit. This isn’t really a surprise, for those of you who have been following me for a while. Knitting is something I do for meditation, creative expression, and because it keeps my hands busy so I can … Continue reading →
A good day job with people I like. A safe and comfortable home. Michael. Rachel. The dog and catz. (Yes, that’s more than one thing. That’s okay. Cats multiply.) Happy Tuesday!
Continue reading →I love going to the zoo. They serve an important function in the conservation of these amazing animals. Brookfield Zoo here in Chicago is no exception. Much of their work, besides creating a fun zoo to wander, is in helping … Continue reading →
In researching for this post, I wandered through my Family Creative Workshop, which is a 24-volume set of craft books done around the late seventies/early eighties. I wish there was a website or community who liked these books, because they … Continue reading →