Recently, I've motivated myself to routinely practicing yoga in the morning, rationalizing that if I have three hours to play Solitaire (yes, I got a bit hooked one day), then I certainly have 20 minutes to squeeze in some yoga. Imagine if I had filled the entire three hours with yoga! (I guess that will be my next goal!)
So, with that in mind, I present to you my morning workout with Jason Crandell...
Where I divulge the inner workings of my glass studio...talking techniques and documenting the processes of glass art. CalyxAnn.com
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Friday, May 16, 2008
Friday, July 13, 2007
Moo Cards
Note to self: Check these out!

Apparently, there's a whole flickr group for moo cards from Moo.com.
What is a Moo card? That's what I asked, minus an expletive, when I read about it. Apparently, it's not only an alternative to business cards, for use as a calling card, but it's a little personalized piece of art.
And the website has several links for "what to do with your moo cards."
Jewelry, art, magnets (er..., moognets), keychains, wedding invitations, etc...
And, of course, there's even a moo blog. And folks are starting to trade moo cards,...hmm.
Chew on this for awhile, and I know the ideas will start churning!
Tuesday, June 26, 2007
Ten Commandments of Creative Women
I happened upon this at Moondance.org, and wanted to pass it on:
- You will always remember: You are a creative woman.
- You will honor your creativity by nurturing it.
- You will honor your sister's creativity by nurturing it also.
- You will allow yourself to take creative risks.
- You will use your creativity to express and increase the beauty of the world.
- You will use your creativity to express truth.
- You will use your creativity to see more beauty.
- You will allow yourself and your art to be a work in progress.
- You will allow your creativity to be the "true voice" you hear when others may scoff.
- You will accept and love yourself during times of feeling fallow, trusting this quiet time is necessary to precede new birth or creation.
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