CELEBRATE This Week XVII
I’m glad you are here to celebrate! For more information, check out the CELEBRATE This Week page. Please use #celebratelu to share.
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I’m glad to understand a little more about my current writing life as I reflected on the word WRITE in this post.
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With the snow day last week, I learned how to create chalkboard art. I’ve been trying to think of a way to give a gift to our community. Here it is! Simply click this link in order to get an 8×10 image. Print it and hang it (either framed or unframed) in a place you could use a reminder of the power of celebration.
Enjoy!
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Thanks for the wonderful poster! You have given us so much more than you know. My students and I have benefitted from your knowledge and your encouragement. Thanks!
I love the poster!
Great poster! And, since I read your read your other post, you aren't a lazy writer, at all. But thanks for sharing your doubts because that sometimes help others who feel the same about themselves!
Love the poster. Such important and wise words.
I really enjoyed your writing post, and I am glad that you linked here or else I might have missed it. I am glad that you were able to explore with something new. It looks like you had fun exploring the possibilities of chalkboard art.
I too am liking the poster. 🙂 Thanks also for the words about rest. I think I can apply that to more than writing.
It is always a good week if you have time and brain space to create. How kind of you to share your creation!
Love the poster too, Ruth! Thanks for sharing your thoughts about writing and celebrating each week. Even though I do not participate online, I'm always celebrating with you and your celebratory friends! (Saturdays are not good writing days for me with the girls…perhaps one day, but it is my day of rest from writing and my time to celebrate with my family.) 🙂 Hope you don't mind me still celebrating in spirit and snagging a copy of the poster!