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11 comments
Joyce Holwerda
I need more discipline to do the demands of life than to work on my projects!
That said, some people are creative about how they do almost anything!
Nancy Johnson
Sitting out in garages — is this an east coast thing? I don’t know anyone who sits out in their garage — although that sounds very practical on a rainy day. Maybe being unfamiliar with ‘sitting out in garages ‘ is an Ontario thing and the rest of Canada does this — lol. Front porches seem to be a thing of the past along with sitting out on them. Folks here who have porches decorate them with inviting chairs and cushions and never use them. Instead they sit out at the back of their house. There’s a question of the day — how do people sit out where you live? Also, what do you use your garage for? Everything gets parked in mine except for the car — even in winter. Crazy . It’s also a graveyard for broken things of all sorts.
Diane Turner
I always watch the Thursday live and enjoy sidebar comments as well as the hooking tips. This week was very special as I completed a mat I designed myself and have a small crow garden in my front garden. My husband Les and I have had many conversations with the crows since
we watched a show with David Susuki
That explained crows have visual recognition and have other abilities. From that point on we called to the crows and had a laugh too. Les passed away in October this year, I feel the crows keep us connected! Thanks for the memories. I think I will try a 3d crow for my collection!
Wanda Mccay
While my values pretty much remain the same, my priorities will shift around some depending on the demands on my time at the moment. I do prioritize time for creativity, but we know that sometimes the demands of life have to take priority for awhile. But that being said, it’s helpful for me to write in my morning journal a specific idea or activity I have in mind for that day that will enhance my creative/artistic journey. As the day unfolds it doesn’t always happen, but with the idea consciously planted in my mind it’s much more apt to than if I hadn’t written it down.
Aileen Lubiniecki
My most effective method of being creative is when I silence my head and the world’s chatter. In silence , my juices flow . “Still the mind” is my mantra for an open mind and method of discipline.