Gary Grealy’s portrait of presenter Richard Morecroft and artist Alison Mackay wins among 49 finalists
Everyone was enjoying themselves today at this festival that brings together communities right across the Cape York region. We saw performers from Aurukun, Seisi and Lockhart River. A great day.
Dan Yuan Ren Chang Jiu Victo Ngai 但願人長久，千里共嬋娟。Art for a bittersweet space-war girls love short story by JY Yang. Many thanks to Tor.com and AD Irene Gallo, always a pleasure.
Het eerste overzicht van 2017 met de 5 populairste repins van week 1. Volg je ons Pinterest account al? Hier vind je heel veel leuke ideeën
What would I take with me ... if I were going to the Bahamas on holiday, or trekking in the jungle, or travelling to the moon (and back)! You can use this lovely printable frame in so many ways. Younger children can draw or cut and stick, older children can write.
In this digital work of art, Florence, Italy-based graphic designer, illustrator and animator Federico Picci has managed to create an illusion of music in a physical form.
Keeping a writing journal is an essential practice for any aspiring writer. What should you write in it? Take a peek in my journal & start your own today!
WHen we know what we’re up against…we can stand up and fight with The Lord’s Strategy! The Enemy’s Strategies by Priscilla Shirer/ Illustrated by Sue Carroll Click on the im…
Everyone was enjoying themselves today at this festival that brings together communities right across the Cape York region. We saw performers from Aurukun, Seisi and Lockhart River. A great day.
Thirsting for more bullet journal ideas? Here's the second installment of Ultimate List of Bullet Journal Ideas! Get your bullet journals ready!
Learn how to start journaling with over thirty journaling ideas. You will also learn how to pick a journal, other ways to use your journal and keys to getting started.
Explore Lost in Anywhere's 8365 photos on Flickr!
"I'm going to keep a journal until I get arthritis or something, but even then I don't think that'll stop me."
I started in June 2009 and I am at my #10 now Why am I doing this? 1. It's a safe playground, working on a wtj gives myself the message: it's ALL RIGHT, mistakes are impossible, everything is allowed and the right way to do it 2. I don't know a better workbook, paper quality, cover, size, everything is great! So I stick to that (and it's not printed in China like e.g. moleskine are!) 3.. The instructions are part of the game, although I do not follow most of them since I started the second one 4. I don't know any book that could be more fun than this- so thanks to Keri Smith! Will I ever stop? I believe not. If you want to know what's inside, please look at the sets.
Explore ideabook.se's 1533 photos on Flickr!
If I don't spend an hour each morning getting my head on straight before the kids are up and going, my day is spent with my head NOT on straight and desperately trying to keep up with them and I enter into the realm of brain fog and burnout. We all know that we need to fill our cup each day if we expect to have anything to give to others. As a homeschool Momma with 2 busy big boys and one 5 year old girl with special needs under foot constantly, I especially know how dire this is! As of right now, my routine consists of morning prayer (Lord, grant me patience with these babies today and grant them patience with ME!), 15 minutes of "theater of the mind" imagination practice, journaling, and then I set my intentions for the day looking over my schedule to finish it off. (Oh and a packet of Crystal Light Energy in a tall bottle of water. This is of UTMOST importance! Yes, I'm aware caffeine is bad for me.) I've pretty much always been a journal-keeper. (except for the dark ages of my early 20's where I didn't have a clue who I was or where I was going but we try to push those years to the dark corners of my brain.) I began writing at the age of 12 and it just took hold of me. However, being a mother, wife, homeschooler etc makes for a busy day. Keeping a journal can feel like ONE MORE THING on the never-ending list and it can quickly feel like a burden. My biggest struggle personally is that I have SO much I want to write about that it overwhelms me and I end up writing NOTHING. About a year and a half ago a colleague told me about this journal she purchased called the "5 Minute Journal" and how it had changed her life. Really? Sign me up! So, I went to the website and read up on it and it looked great. But I didn't want to have to buy another actual journal because I had just started a new one. (Thank you Target! I love your pretty journals!) I found a digital download worksheet version and got started the very next day. Now, the idea is to write for 5 minutes in the morning and 5 minutes at night, but AIN'T NOBODY GOT TIME FOR THAT! I tweaked it a little bit to my liking, putting the end of the day part at the beginning so that instead of writing about my day at night, I am writing about yesterday today. Make sense? I made my own little bookmark to help me: (It's not gorgeous, but then again I never thought I'd be sharing it with the world!) I can tell you that this simple act each day has rewired my brain in such a big way. There are days that it is easy and I can quickly come up with amazing things and things to find gratitude in. Then there are days where it's incredibly hard and my answers end up sarcastic or snarky. There have also been days where I write the date at the top and sit there for 5 minutes staring at the page before I close the book and move on with my life. It's all OKAY! The weekly challenge part has been incredible for me. I can make new goals (I.e. smile more, be more playful with the kids, find joy in everything, give more love to husband) and then throughout the week I can update on how I am doing, how I might NOT be doing as well as any great experiences I have had with it. I challenge you to try this! It can be a lot of fun and looking back through your journal can provide incredible insight and perspective. What are some of your "Mom Culture" habits that keep you going? Please tell me in the comments!
This first page I created is an overview of the year. You have space to track your goals, schedule and locker information. This next spread it your month at a glance. This is where you will track all important due dates, test dates or other events that have to do with work or family. I like to write all my events in the bottom section and use the calendar as a visual however if you prefer to just use the calendar you can flip the page horizontally and completely take out the important dates port
Do you keep a dream log or a dream diary? Read about how this can help you see what your subconscious is telling you while you're sleeping.
