Tag Archive: writing

Perception Interrupted

G’day, greetings, and salutations. I hope as you view this post you find yourself smiling and content. I gave myself a dose of art therapy today with photos I snapped of flowers that have been in my home this summer, all gifts from dear people in my life. I adore the text I placed below…

An Angel is Born

{Reading time, approx. 6–7 min.} For the holidays this year, I treated myself by hiring the infamous Jay Shryer (a.k.a., The Supreme God of Words) to write a Custom Story for me. A small but related detail: okay, I’ll admit it, I spent at least 75% of my childhood pretending I was a superhero, most…

An Oblique Walk

I’m taking a new twist with my post today—please bear with me. Things have been pretty kooky in my world lately, and I don’t want to get too deep into discussion about life, but Ms. MS and I have been having some serious talks. (I found out she really loves earl gray tea—who could have…

Climb Into Your Rocket Ship

{reading time ~ 3 minutes} Listening to an interview with Philip Roth on NPR’s Fresh Air the other day, I felt struck by lightening regarding a particular comment he made. (To better frame the comment, Mr. Roth is 77-years old.) I’m paraphrasing, but he said something like this: Sure, I’m a better writer than I…

Three tips for writing, loving, meeting mermaids, and more

{Reading time: ~6 minutes} Having been named one the top ten personal development blogs by someone I admire, Annabel Candy of Get in the Hot Spot (thanks Annabel!), I suppose it’s time I acknowledge that many of my posts could fall into the personal development space. I blog about writing, creativity, fitness, wellness, storytelling, leadership,…

Shifting Sand

Shifting Sand The roof of the tent drooped to a sag. Relentless rain twisted into my cot. With the passing seconds, the minutes clicked into past tense. It’s time to sit by the sandbags and keep watch. It’s only fair, and my turn. How did I arrive here, in this desert abyss? Please upend the…

NaNoWriMo ~ You In? Six Points to Consider

{Reading time ~ 5 minutes} It’s that time of year to get your NaNoWriMo mojo brewing.  National Novel Writing Month is an adventure in writing a 50,000 word novel during the month of November. Having jumped in the jungle gym of the funtivities last year, and finished with a 50,000-word manuscript, I can say the…

Naked in Eden ~ Breathing Change

Can someone please help me find my socks? They’ve been blown off my feet. My post today has two parts, a introduction to a very special author and her book, and a meet-n-greet with two women breathing change—while walking the walk. I couldn’t help but to spend time today glowing about these women. (Does the…

Be a Storyteller Shaman ~ Start a Ripple

“When you tell a story, you tell it to all creation. It’s cosmic. It never goes away.” ~~~ Hugh Morgan Hill, a.k.a. Brother Blue Storyteller Hugh Morgan Hill regarded storytelling as a sacred duty and a path to universal harmony. I couldn’t agree more. Storytelling actors and performers on the stage aren’t the only storytellers,…

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