
The child embraces creativity without limits. I have memories of tucking between my bed and the wall, hidden from view, surrounded by materials for drawing, writing, and colouring. I kept the chaos at bay with my creative endeavours.
Life happened, and the pencils and crayons disappeared. Journals remained, but only for private. Mundanity and routine replaced imagination.
Then illness struck and with dis-ability came time, and that inner urge to create re-emerged. A true blessing.
(Reena’s Exploration Challenge this week is quotations related to writing, creativity, or writer’s block.)
I’m fascinated by our creative minds and all that nourish it. On my blog, I’m planning interviews with creative souls to explore this topic.
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Your blog reveals an energetic and enthusiastic spirit. I wish you well.
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It’s a life and sanity saver, for sure–and your art always makes me a tad envious 🙂 I don’t have the eye for photography, nor the eye-hand-brain for drawing/painting. Good thing I can string words together 🙂
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…and cook…and bake….
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You’re sweet–unfortunately cooking and baking don’t last, and I seem to be losing my touch as I get older…oh well, the writing keeps a bit longer 🙂
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It does keep!
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🙂 🙂 ❤
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I love the imagination quote! So true. We just have to remember to let that child out.
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Yes! Thank you.
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Welcome!
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Beautiful and powerful V.J.! ❤
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Thank you so.
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Time is an incredible catalyst to the imagination!
Love the scene of younger you tucked away from distractions, busily drawing/coloring, EXPRESSING!!
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She had a lot to say, lol. Thanks Jazz.
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Reblogged this on Reena Saxena and commented:
Creativity is a blessing …. by VJ Knutson
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Lovely quotes and the accompanying pictures! I lost my old diaries in relocation, but today I think it was good riddance. My perspectives have changed.
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Our perspectives do change! As does the maturity of our writing.
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