You hear about artists and entertainers "bursting upon the scene" as if they just picked up a brush or a guitar and their genius gushed out. You want to be that person. You walk on stage unrehearsed because you're confident the magic will happen. Haha. I started doing Spoonflower challenges because, if I want to… Continue reading Reckoning: a humble start
Category: intention
Old dogs, new tricks
Question: Who do I think I am signing up for courses at the Textile Design Lab, among all those young and talented graphic designers? [Continuing from Jan 12, 2019] Well, why do old people sign up for marathons, knowing they will never break out of the pack to win a race, not even "for their… Continue reading Old dogs, new tricks
One Word for 2019
2019 word (unless I change my mind) My craft-oriented podcasts tend to be focused now on goals for 2019. On a few (such as Elise Joy #154), I've heard the suggestion to choose ONE WORD that will remind you of your best intentions for the year ahead and that will help keep you centered. In… Continue reading One Word for 2019
Is this the year you start a journal?
My journals since 2004. The secret of my productivity is writing everything down. We all do way more than we give ourselves credit for. But we forget. The months slide by. In a life stacked with well organized planners, it took till I retired to appreciate the value of random scribbling and doodling as a… Continue reading Is this the year you start a journal?
Wine poured!
On a whim, I checked if WINEPOURED.COM or WINEPOURED.ORG were available domains. Both were! I bought them! But... now what? Cheers As I sat around the St. Louis homestead over Christmas, I decided to experiment with a blog. Not so wordy as my Mad in Pursuit pages, but more than my Facebook image + wisecrack… Continue reading Wine poured!
