"AdamsEve1231;14909061" wrote:
@CathyTea This is yet another awesome idea from you. I love how thoughtful you are in the SimLit world... and well, kind. I appreciate our online "friendship" if we can call it that, and your posts always make me smile. I hope people will be encouraged by this page. :)
"DreamsInPixels;14909077" wrote:
This is a fabulous idea. I know I need the encouragement sometimes...and so does @BabyDollAnne (tagging her so she find this.)
"DreamsInPixels;14909077" wrote:
This is a fabulous idea. I know I need the encouragement sometimes...and so does @BabyDollAnne (tagging her so she find this.)
Thanks, @AdamsEve1231 and @DreamsInPixels ! I think we can call this online friendship! :)
This idea's been playing around in my head for a while... I keep trying to let it go, and it keeps coming back... Today, it came back with a solid feeling, which, for me, is a signal of the time being ripe!
And...
I can use some encouragement and suggestions!
I think I want to discover how I feel... so first, I'll just share.
I'm in my second year of blogging. The first year was so intense, so full of inspiration, and so fast! I posted nearly every day, with nearly 500 posts during the first year! I never ran out of energy to post, and somehow, every day, I found the time to write! I must have written over 500,000 words!
Now, this second year... things are slower. I'm in a challenging astrological transit until Octoberish, which seems to slow down and restrict my creativity, my expressions, my inspiration, and my understanding of my aesthetic values.
Ok... so now I've just discovered how I feel, which is "slowed down and restricted." (The specific transit is Saturn conjunct Natal Moon/opposite Natal Venus, for those of you who think in terms of astrological energy.)
And now that I've discovered how I feel, I'd love some advice, suggestions, encouragement, and sharing!
How can I make the most out of this time of slowing down and feeling restricted, so that by the time I come out of this epoch in late October, I will feel that I've gained from it?
How have you profitably used and grown from your own times of creative slowdown and restriction?
