The Things We Choose to Remember
I love the idea of a journal as a living record. Sometimes, when we look back, these fragments tell us something we could not have understood at the time. They show us who we were becoming.
JOURNALING MEANINGFUL MOMENTS
There is something quietly transformative about putting pen to paper. A journal becomes more than a place to write, it becomes a companion through changing seasons, a keeper of memories, a home for dreams, prayers, observations, and the small moments that so often become the most meaningful ones. Below are some journaling prompts to help encourage your creativity in the writing process.
The Art of Lingering
A journal gives us somewhere to place the things we might otherwise lose.
The Art of Noticing
Sometimes we make things simply because the making itself brings us home to ourselves.
Moments that Inspire
These are the moments that restore me. They are also the moments that inspire what I make.
THE MEANING OF ORDINARY DAYS
Beneath the surface of everyday life lies a quiet holiness, waiting to be discovered by those who pause long enough to notice.
Where the Wild Raspberries Grow
As children, we believe we are collecting berries, shells, feathers, or flowers. Only years later do we understand that we were gathering something far less fragile.
How a Place Can Inspire You to Write: Lessons from The Yearling
"Every landscape has a story. The question is whether we are willing to stay still long enough to hear it."
Where Do You Begin? Writing the Story Only You Can Tell.
Crafting a Memoir
At its heart, a memoir is an act of remembering. The word itself comes from the French mémoire, meaning memory, but memoir is not simply recollection. It is the shaping of memory into meaning.
The Quiet Tension Between Who We Are and Who We Imagine Ourselves Becoming
Listening for What Has Not Yet Spoken
What has been quietly asking for my attention lately?
How to Create a Writers Journal
