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When Is A Food Journal Not For Your Diet?

Well, after a brief break for Christmas and sloth, it is time, finally, to resume my series on journal writing with a final flourish. It is a flourish because what I'm going to discuss is my current favorite type of journal writing, though I reserve the right to have a different favorite next month, because, […]

Charlotte Rains Dixon 15 years ago11/03/2015

Creativity Writing

On Sloth and Laziness

This could be me today, minus the sunshine and the hairy legs. Because I am a lazin' fool. It is two days after Christmas and I am lazing about. Or you could call it lolling if you prefer. My two new kitties don't care what you, or I, call it. They have raised the art […]

Charlotte Rains Dixon 15 years ago11/03/2015

Coaching Creativity Writing

All The Wonderful Forms of Journal Writing

The day has gotten away from me. First there was the small matter of waking up just the tiniest bit hungover, thanks to an evening out with Mayanna at Bernie's Southern Bistro. Everyone who lives in the city of Portland and many who don't have been to Bernie's, but I had never been until last […]

Charlotte Rains Dixon 15 years ago11/03/2015

Creativity Writing

The Magic of Believing

***Note: The regularly scheduled post on journaling will continue at its usual time tomorrow or Friday. Until then, if you would like to read the series on journaling, you could start with Part One and then head to Part Two. Every year during the holiday season, my family and I watch our favorite Christmas movies. […]

Charlotte Rains Dixon 15 years ago11/03/2015

Coaching Creativity Writing

Practical Considerations for Journal Writing, Second in Series

Yesterday, in a post titled, Journaling, One Path to Writing Abundance, I began a series about, you guessed it, journaling. I wrote a bit about why I think journaling is valuable for a writing practice and how indispensable my journal is to me. Today, before we go any further in this series, I want to […]

Charlotte Rains Dixon 15 years ago11/03/2015

Coaching Creativity Writing

Journaling: One Path to Writing Abundance

I'm an inveterate journaler. As a matter of fact, I'm certain the reason I'm a writer today is because of the fake red leather diary, complete with lock and key, that I got for Christmas when I was 8 or 9. Unlatching it was so enticing–all those lined pages to be filled with words! […]

Charlotte Rains Dixon 15 years ago11/03/2015

Coaching Creativity Spirituality Writing

The Writing Life: Walking the Labyrinth

Writers are always looking for ways to boost their creative practice. I know I am. I collect writing exercises and creativity activities nearly as obsessively as I collect books. Today I want to write about another excellent practice I've recently discovered: walking the labyrinth. In a recent post, I mentioned my stint as the "book […]

Charlotte Rains Dixon 15 years ago11/03/2015

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When Is A Food Journal Not For Your Diet?

On Sloth and Laziness

All The Wonderful Forms of Journal Writing

The Magic of Believing

Practical Considerations for Journal Writing, Second in Series

Journaling: One Path to Writing Abundance

The Writing Life: Walking the Labyrinth

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