Tag: self-reflection

  • artist’s way, week ten:  the resolve of a new year…

    artist’s way, week ten: the resolve of a new year…

    I don’t make New Year’s resolutions.  Perhaps it’s remnants of my suppressed pessimism, but I feel like I’m setting myself up for disappointment. They don’t work for me.  I can’t simply implement drastic life changes overnight because a new year has begun.  Presumably, very few people can. The arrival of a new year is, however,…

  • artist’s way: week nine

    artist’s way: week nine

    In week nine, I was instructed to read my past eight weeks of morning pages.  Therefore, I read many, many boring, repetitive and mundane details about my life (as well as how writing apparently makes me sleepy quite frequently).  However, among my writings, I was able to discover numerous fascinating insights into aspects of both…

  • artist’s way: week seven

    artist’s way: week seven

    My week-long Artist’s Way lessons seem to be taking longer than a week.  I’m procrastinating, not sure why.  It isn’t intentional. I could say my husband returning from a temporary duty tour earlier this month, we hosted a large welcome-back gathering for Thanksgiving preparations, my work schedule has been strange with the holidays, but ultimately—that is…

  • artist’s way, week five: i love or would love

    As an exercise in week five, Cameron instructs her readers to make a list of ten activities I love or would love to try but I’m not allowed.  I feel this list is supposed to be sort of random, playful and exciting—listing items like sky-diving, learning to horse-back ride, join an improv group, a hot…