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by admin on May 30, 2010

This is a sponsored guest post by Wayne Wilkerson.

Since I have been living in an apartment for the past two years, moving for me is not as painful as it could be. I do not have a large amount of furniture, so it is not necessary for me to hire large moving trucks. I recently moved into a larger condo and instead of using professional services, I asked a large group of friends to help me move. I was lucky to have two friends with large trucks that were available for the weekend. With the help of my friends I was moved into my apartment in a short time. There was a great deal of unpacking and disorganization to take care of because of the quickness of the move. I had taken the time to contact Internet Service Provider to have my internet turned on at my new condo which helped me stay entertained when taking breaks from unpacking.

Having a large group of friends move me was very helpful and made the process fun and easy. With so many different hands and people working to move me in, a lot of things were misplaced in different rooms, but it was well worth it. Having the wireless internet helped to keep people around longer to help out since they were able to play around online. While this move was not the most efficient and organized, it was one of the more fun moves Ive ever made.

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On Keeping A Writer’s Journal

by admin on March 15, 2005

A journal is something that a writer must never live without. It doesn’t matter if it’s just a cheapo’ notebook from the local office supply shop. When used, it becomes a priceless treasure.

In more than two decades, I managed to fill piles of notebooks with stories, ideas, clippings, doodles, quotes, drawings, anecdotes, and poems. And, I have been lugging these notebooks from country to country, every time I find myself moving (I’m in my fourth country now). I can throw clothes and shoes, leave stuff toys and gifts, donate expensive ornaments and appliances, but I can never bear to throw or leave any of my writing journals away.

In fact, I still find myself looking through them every now and then to get new ideas for a story or article, to finish a piece I began months or years ago but never had the energy to complete back then, and/or to rehash favourite themes.

What about you? Do you have a journal yet? If not, what’s stopping you from starting one? [click to continue…]

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Get A Move On: Top 10 Activities To Inspire Creativity

March 14, 2005

10 tips to help spark your creative ideas.

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Notes & Ideas: BREAK

March 14, 2005

Sometimes, all you need is silence – a break from the hustle and bustle of life – in order to create.
Go out there and have fun. Or, stay in your jammies and relax.
Whatever you do, just remember: YOU ARE SPECIAL. YOU ARE CREATIVE. No one else in the world can do the things you do [...]

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Project: Cut Paste Poetry

March 13, 2005

A simple creativity project on poems and poetry making.

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Succulent Wild Woman: Book Review

March 13, 2005

A book review of Sark’s book, Succulent Wild Woman: Dancing with Your Wonder.full Self.

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Inspirational Quotes: ON GOALS

March 12, 2005

Some inspirational words on GOALS.

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Readers Share: Things That Inspire

March 12, 2005

What inspires you?

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Online Workshop – Snippets and Stories: Writing Creative Nonfiction

March 12, 2005

“Snippets and Stories: Writing Creative Nonfiction” is a brand new course now available through the UniversalClass.com virtual classroom.

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Online Workshop – You Come Too: Introduction to Poetry Writing

March 12, 2005

“You Come Too: Introduction to Poetry Writing” is one of Chrysalis Creativity’s classic courses. Now, it is available through the UniversalClass.com virtual classroom.

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