The Daily Scroll was created for visitors who want to learn more about all three. It’s bursting with imaginative micro-articles, cartoons & passages from the writings of authors & artists.
Fantasizing,Fotos,Fridays offer pictures chosen to stimulate our imaginations, awaken inspiration & allow creativity free rein to invent theories or micro-stories based on what we see. Imagination-Exercising entries--which appear on whatever day they feel like--provide a few words as inspiration for our creativity. Both are fun!
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One of the reasons my figure is likely much lower than 70% is that I don't have the luxury of just sitting around and staring into space.
If I were to caption the photo, it would say something like, "God, thank you for this moment in time when I can just sit here on the dock with my dog and bask in the glory of your creation."
A beautiful sight near the water inspires me to do that as well. God did some of His best Nature work when He created large and free-flowing bodies of water!
As for this blog entry: I probably do less than 70 per cent of staring at the screen as well. Too much staring and I become convinced that my writer's block has become worse. Maybe it has but I don't dare dwell on THAT thought!
More likely my ever-working subconscious will gift me a scene/dialogue out of the blue. Next I repeat the essence of that flash of inspiration out loud as I find and open the proper file. If you're working on several projects at the same time, trust me--the one you need -right now- is also the one you closed recently. Thanks for the response, Xanthorpe!
One of the reasons my figure is likely much lower than 70% is that I don't have the luxury of just sitting around and staring into space.
ReplyDeleteIf I were to caption the photo, it would say something like, "God, thank you for this moment in time when I can just sit here on the dock with my dog and bask in the glory of your creation."
A beautiful sight near the water inspires me to do that as well. God did some of His best Nature work when He created large and free-flowing bodies of water!
ReplyDeleteAs for this blog entry:
I probably do less than 70 per cent of staring at the screen as well. Too much staring and I become convinced that my writer's block has become worse. Maybe it has but I don't dare dwell on THAT thought!
More likely my ever-working subconscious will gift me a scene/dialogue out of the blue. Next I repeat the essence of that flash of inspiration out loud as I find and open the proper file. If you're working on several projects at the same time, trust me--the one you need -right now- is also the one you closed recently.
Thanks for the response, Xanthorpe!
SherryT