January 26th, 2008
“My neighbors have a valuable calf with problems. She was born about January first and her mother stepped on her ribs within two days of her birth. The vet says that is causing trouble with the calf’s right rear leg. She can’t use it, and the other rear leg is bowing from taking all the […]
January 21st, 2008
Winter is a time of both major projects and quiet introspection for me. I love it when the town becomes quiet and few people are here to distract me.
I have a few major projects I intend to complete each winter and I am making good headway on the ones for this year. I managed to […]
January 19th, 2008
Welcome to the Carnival of Creative Growth #19. We have another interesting and varied collection of offerings for your enjoyment in this edition.
I do appreciate those bloggers who link back and Stumble, Digg, and otherwise promote the carnival. I keep that in mind as I sort through the mounds of submissions.
One other note, I have […]
January 19th, 2008
Give me a paintbrush and I can do about anything, but crawl around inside Wordpress and tinker? Yikes!
But that is what I had to do yesterday. This blog is on a manually installed version of Wordpress and I did not do the installation. It was long overdue for upgrading to the latest version but I […]
January 13th, 2008
I am happy to say that Albert Foong of the Urban Monk and Jeff Lilly of the Druid Journal both began participating in the Abundance Experiment. This is a belated update due to the fact life ran over me like a freight train this past few weeks!
Albert had an interesting take on the experiment and […]
January 11th, 2008
I have been thinking of an artist friend of mine who passed away almost 12 years ago. Shirley Wright lived on Lopez Island in Puget Sound in a huge rambling building that housed Grayling Gallery, three sets of living quarters, two painting studios, a wood shop, a ceramic studio, a photography darkroom, and a large […]
January 5th, 2008
Welcome to the Carnival of Creative Growth #18. I am not quite sure what possessed me to schedule the carnival for this weekend, but the smaller number of submissions made it truly enjoyable to assemble. Without further ado, I invite you to browse the following articles.
Creative Thinking
Shirley presents Creativity Is a Skill You Can […]
January 5th, 2008
If your creative energies are at odds with everything else in your life, prospects are not good for a successful expression of those creative energies. I experienced that fact to the maximum in my twenties.
They were a turbulent and difficult passage of time in which I married a Canadian and started a family in Ontario. […]