“Oh I had forgotten that you were on Pinterest,” says a reader, “You should remind us again.”
If you’re a Pinterest fan, you may not need this reminder, but since I just learned a cool trick to embed my Pinterest boards here, I thought I’d try it below. If you’re not familiar with Pinterest, well it’s a personal online bulletin board where I or anyone can pin things for future reference–like the writing quote from Margaret Atwood that I want to save, or creativity boosters for when I run out of my own ideas, or the recipe for strawberry lemonade slurpees that I’d like to make this summer.
Right now I have a rather modest collection of 32 boards, includingCreativity (quotes and ideas):
Design for Beginners (what I’m learning about lettering and other design elements):
Hybrid Publishing (for hybrid authors interested in publishing some books traditionally and self-publishing others):
Journaling
(an eclectic mix of journaling and art journaling):
Nurturing My Inner Poet
(after all, there’s poetry in every moment):
The Third Act of Life
(one of my newest boards, inspired by Jane Fonda’s TED talk on what she calls the Third Act of Life, introducing a new paradigm for aging as a staircase to greater authenticity and wholeness):
Women in Ministry
(empowered to serve and lead):
Easy Food Gifts (and no, they’re not all chocolate!):
Fresh from the Oven (baking):
Healthy Crockpot
Or go to my Pinterest profile to browse all of my boards:
Writing/Reflection Prompt
Is a picture really worth a thousand words? Or are there some things that are more easily communicated with words?
If you’re a Pinterest fan, please do look for me there!
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