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There's this really cool movement that I was thinking of on the beach that day.
To quote Zambooie Clothing catalog thing...
"TWLOHA (To Write Love On Her Arms) is a non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope and finding help for those struggling with depression, addiction, self-injury, and suicide. TWLOHA exists to encourage, inform, inspire, and also to invest directly into treatment and recovery."
Check out their site: www.twloha.com.
I can't not write, despite the chaotic connection and chance of failure. All my life has fed from this, so I'm not sure where I'd be without words. Jonathan Byrd, one of my favorite songwriters, said that he writes so much in the morning that he can't fit it all in the trash. Most of my writing is typing, but I love the image of that. A lot of my prose and poems are passing, shared once and never again. What's true to life will come to the surface, appearing again in my books, or read out loud in some setting. The important thing now is the absolute moment, that I don't forget I'm living in it. I don't believe in writer's block, none of that nonsense. You can always write something, even if it's worthless and uninspired. Sometimes, you need a full-speed crash into a brick wall before it all spills out.
January 20. 2019
Beaconsfield, Nova Scotia
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Lara A King and her sing-a-long
Write On!’ – a night of comedy presented by Women in Journalism in support of Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust. Hosted by Susan Calman and featuring Jackie Clune, Suzy Bennett and Lara A King – plus many more.
Unbleached linen covered boards.
Inside you find creme colored pages, and 4 pouches at the end. The binding allows the book to open completely flat for ease of use.
I wanted a photo to demonstrate color range on the camera, and couldn't think of anything - until I looked to my right and realized I had a row of bottles of fountain pen ink. Perfect.
March's newsletter of ideas and information associated with all things in and out of education, mined and curated for me and shared with you