#PlayProject Jan 2016 – Week Three Update
The NPR article “Play Doesn’t End With Childhood: Adults Need Recess Too” reports, “[P]laytime doesn’t end when we grow up.
Writing Motivation
#34: Celebrate What’s Done
Summary: When you wake up in the morning and dive into your to-do list—maybe you made it the night before,
#PlayProject Jan 2016 – Week Two Update
This week I cranked up Earth, Wind & Fire and started hooping—you know, with a hula hoop. I’m not super flexible,
Writing Motivation
#PlayProject Jan 2016 – Week One Update
So far, during January’s #PlayProject I’ve been exploring simple, quiet ideas I can incorporate into my days. I mean, could it
Writing Motivation
Top 6 Curiosity Discoveries – December 2015, Planning for Play
In each month’s Curiosity Journal, I invite you to peek inside as I document six areas that ignite a curious mind: learn, read, write, play,
Podcast, Writing Motivation
#31: Plan a Playful Year
Summary: This is the time of year when people look back at 2015 and consider how they did at achieving their
The Play Project: A Month of Fun for Anyone (especially writers and other creatives)
In a recent podcast, I encouraged play as a way to energize a writer’s work, and a week ago I zeroed in on
Take Your Play History
When I was about ten years old, I found a library book about creating habitats for salamanders, frogs, toads, turtles
Curiosity Journal
Curiosity Journal: November 21, 2012
Wednesdays (or thereabouts) I’ve been recording a Curiosity Journal to recap the previous week using these tag words: reading, playing,
life
The Play Project
When I wrote of the paucity of play in my life, Diana left the following exhortation in the comments: Make
