I’ve thought a lot the past few years about how my thoughts create my reality. I know. It’s all a little “woo woo.” But it’s true. After slamming my head into the sidewalk two weeks ago during a run, I’ve spent time recovering with a bruised, scraped, and sore face. It seems every little thing…
All posts in January 2014
Solitude and Snow
When I picked my word of the year, I had no idea I might be “couched” by snow days and freezing weather. We’ve had our share of cold this winter. Between that and clunking my head on a run last week, I’ve spent much time alone lately. But all this fits right into my plan.…
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Writing Memoir
Writing about yourself ought to be easy, right? Our first class with Steve Watkins filled me with ideas, and I couldn’t wait to get started. He asked us to turn in 5-7 pages by Sunday night. No problem, I thought. First, I wrote about a memory I had at age 4 when I cut off…
Say what?
I understand “white space” in design. But I’d never thought about white space in my life until I read Sarah Selecky’s post today. She says: In a short story, a white space is placed between scenes to signal a moment of reflection. It’s there to give you a moment to digest the scene that just…