A Creative Habitat! It’s true! I have lived and created in the same cities and even resided on the same street as one of these renaissance men, different century, but I like to think there was still a touch of inspiration in the air. I’m referring to Casa Buonarroti, a property owned by Michealangelo on […]
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While sitting in church this morning, I realized my true appreciation for the yellow Play-Doh stashed in my purse. This moldable fun has helped my son endure doctor’s appointments, lunch dates, plane rides and pretty much any activity requiring a toddler to sit for more than two minutes. What could have been an hour rummage
Through every great struggle is a need for innovation. Joy Mangano Joy Mangano was once a busy single mom of 3 working hard to keep a roof over her kids heads. Now she is a leading business woman with a net worth of over $50 million. Coined the “Mother of Invention,” this once tired and busy
Little did I know the day I first became aware this life of mine was growing with a little life to share. That time would shape us both with each new passing day and teach us how to view life in a new and special way. Little did I know my heart could love so much
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Why is it children intuitively understand how to enjoy the moment while adults spend a good portion of their lives chasing moments only to find they were too busy to enjoy. My theory…children know how to pause and release. Take an empty toilet paper roll for example. If this seemingly trivial item strikes a toddler’s
Check out my first Creative Habitat interview with Owner and Artistic Director of Bowen-Hays School of the Arts as she describes her creative habitat and habits that fuel her creativity. Interview can be seen HERE WARNING: You may be inspired!!!
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