How To See the Forest If You’re a Tree Person
I am blogging today at the Writer’s Retreat Blog about “How to See the Forest If You’re a Tree Person.” Stop on by!
Continue reading →I am blogging today at the Writer’s Retreat Blog about “How to See the Forest If You’re a Tree Person.” Stop on by!
Continue reading →Chapter 13 of New World Order, “You Can Pick Your Friends…” is posted on Taurus and Taurus. Enjoy!
Continue reading →I’ve been weaving, as I mentioned in my article “Weaving!” My fourth class was tonight and I’m nearly done! I’ll need to finish the actual fabric coming off the loom in my next lesson, which will be the first in … Continue reading →
Have you ever played the word association game? In that game, someone will say a word, then the next person says the first word they think of. Each person who follows simply says what ever word comes to mind, based … Continue reading →
The Evanston Writers Workshop holds Prompt Group sessions every second and fourth Wednesday at the Barnes and Noble in Evanston. While you could certainly join us, I figured I’d feature a mini-session for today’s Thursday 13: thirteen writing prompts to … Continue reading →
As in anything, the grace to be a beginner is a necessary prerequisite to becoming more than a beginner. I suppose, therefore, that I’m doing it right. In working with my new Mochi Mini yarn, which is coming off the … Continue reading →
With all the doom and gloom repeatedly in the news through all media channels, it’s easy to forget that it’s good to just be alive. It’s even better when we can muster some excitement to be here. In honor of … Continue reading →
As some of you know, I’ve recently purchased a Cricket Rigid Heddle Loom. I didn’t post an update on it when I bought it, but I’ve been collecting weaving books (there aren’t a huge number for the rigid heddle loom, … Continue reading →
In honor of joining a new gym, the Evanston Athletic Club, here are thirteen thoughts about the body and being in it. 1. Stress is a fact of life. It is dangerous, because it causes the body to secrete chemicals … Continue reading →
In preparing for our first writing conference, Evanston Writers Workshop 2010 “In the Trenches With the Writer,” May 15 and 16, 2010, I have learned a few things. Some of them are useful, some obvious, and some… well, it is … Continue reading →