It's something new. It's the most active thing I've done since Lyra died. It gets me out, with relatively low human interaction compared to other things I could do. Each stroke I take helps me release the active grief I store up - I guess it could be similar to Amy's poem. It is it's own therapy in a sense.
And this is my 100th post. I used Random.org to randomly choose from the 10 comments (1 was emailed to me), and the lucky winner is...Liberty from Divinity Within!! She will receive the bookmark and magnet in the mail shortly! AND, I'll answer my own questions I asked here in another post.
I haven't done a creative piece every single day, but I've done more art now than in the last 4 years. Thank you for reading, viewing, sharing, and commenting. It means a lot to me.
I think that is really neat that you have taken this step - I hope it is a good release.
ReplyDeleteAnd the low human interaction part is a bonus - getting you out and active but without as much of the social stress (expectation to act normal etc).
I am so honoured and excited to have won your giveaway!
Thank you :-)
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I look forward to reading your answers to your own questions.
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happy century post curls xxx anne
ReplyDeletehi Rachel (and other readers)
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to give warning for anyone following the link to my blog that I posted a poem I wrote for my mom on there.
I realise the whole M Day thing can be a big grief trigger and if you'd like to remove the link to my blog in light of that, I won't be offended at all :-)