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About YOU
I want you to start doing something creative today, especially if you didn’t yesterday. My hope is that you, from now on, will try to be creative in some way every day and that you’ll feel free to share that process with me. Leave me comments or feedback on what you want to see or need help with – I read everything but don’t always find the time (or energy) to answer back. I appreciate that you want to follow along on my journey.
I so hope that I will inspire your own creative adventures with what I publish here.
PS: If you have some time to waste, check out my blog – I’ve been blogging for more than 15 years – so there is a lot of stuff here to help you create your own creative practice and get into the habit of creating, you can learn how to alter and recycle everything from old books to furniture.
Enjoy!