April felt like a great month full of great conversations worth having about creativity and inspiration. Of course, this is all possible because of the great group of writers and community that makes this interaction meaningful.
In Case You Missed These Great Posts
Vicki applies creativity to relationships in Creativity of Being
Wynne tries to listen before she writes in The Creative Rhythm
Erin brings the wisdom of an old English proverb to family relationships Why Can’t We Be Like That Wise Old Bird
Brian brings crayons to his work in Thinking Like a Kid
Jack takes us to a concert that rocks us through the ages in Keeping Time
Endless Weekend points out all the we don’t notice in Have You Ever Seen Money Grow On Trees
Libby puts a pen to paper in How To Journal the Right Way
Deb resists the mantel of a writer but invites us along on her journey in Writer…Blogger..Who the Heck Am I
Sharing the Heart of the Matter Podcast
Check out our podcast talking about our heart stories. It’s on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, Anchor and Pocket Casts. Please search for Sharing the Heart of the Matter on any of those platforms to subscribe.
Episode 12: On Storytelling with Stuart Perkins: We are hooked by this wonderful writer who so powerfully uses a hook when he pens his beautiful stories
Episode 13: The Best Seat in the House with Bruce Bohrer: Bruce takes us out to the ball game as we talk about the book he wrote about his post-retirement career as an usher at Wrigley Field
Episode 14: Holding Space with Deirdre Wilcox: Deirdre talks about creating open, reflective space when listening to others as well as how to switch in to a more expansive place when we’re feeling parked in our small space
Episode 15: Writing into a Full and Balanced Life with Brenda Harrison: We delightfully get a peak into Curiosities, Castles and Coffee Shops with blogger Brenda Harrison as she tells us about her inspiration and process.
More Wonderful Content from the WordPress Community
Alegria of the beautiful and joyful Life with Alegria blog has created the Happiness Projects where she presents a beautiful 15 second video that suggestions a new way every week to cultivate more happiness in our lives. Here’s week 1
DM of the I Also Live on the Farm blog writes engagingly on any number of subjects like connection, bees, dog bites, Coldplay songs, and in his latest post, We All Get to Choose, surgery and the difference between cows and buffaloes when it comes to a storm.
Margaret of the Connection blog has a delightfully funny post about people objecting to testing the alert system: Making fun (aka ‘Taking the Piss’) of Common Sense Precautions and Public Welfare
Mary of the Awakening Wonders blog beautifully walks through a lot of history and life through a collection of handbags in: The Tale of the Handbag
Apeacefultree of the APEACEFULTREE blog regularly posts wonderful nudges and suggestions for making our lives more peaceful. Check out The Word of the Week: Uncomplicated
Brenda of the Curiosities, Castles and Coffee Shops blog writes about her podcasting experience – with us on My First Podcast
Coming Attractions
We are focusing on Growth in the month of May. We hope you will subscribe (if you haven’t already) and join us for many great posts plus podcasts like:
5/5: Nuggets of Kindness with Stuart Perkins
5/12: Building a Blog Base with Vicki, Brian and Wynne
And Vicki has already made our beautiful May Growth Quote tree – downloadable as a .png file
And so much more…
One of my favorite quotes for a Growth Tree leaf consideration . . .
“Growing old is inevitable. Growing up is optional. ” 😃😊😄
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I love that one!! Truth!!
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That IS a good one, Fred! 😉
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I enjoyed your focus on creativity, and thank you for making me part of it. I’m really looking to see how we grow through May. Bx
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Thank you, Brenda!
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Oooh lots of posts to explore and thank you for including me Wynne. Here’s looking forward to a warmer (April has been a cold, miserable month weather-wise for us in England, UK) and interesting May.
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You’re welcome! It’s been cold here in Seattle too. I’m with you on warmer and interesting May, Margaret!
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Keep up the great work, Wynne and Victoria. I loved the theme for April and can’t wait to read the ones coming up for May!
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Thanks, Ab!
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Thank you for including me in these lovely inspiration filled posts! I’m looking forward to reading more of them.
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You’re welcome! Thanks for being on this journey with us!
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I’m happy to be included in your honor role of April’s Greatest Hits! You made by day extra special! This is such a great gathering place of creatives!
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I’m so glad it made your day, Mary!! What a fun message to read – you’ve made mine! 🙂 ❤
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