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Comment by Beth Dunn on November 9, 2009 at 9:15pm

Here is a link to my online store featuring my best work:

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Comment by Beth Dunn on November 9, 2009 at 9:15pm

Hi!

I'm a freelance graphic designer / digital artist.

Please feel free to browse my profile, click the links and you can find my designs!

Comment by Debbie Wright on October 19, 2009 at 12:34pm

Hi, All

Just joined. Looks like a great group! I'm a t.v. writer and teach screenwriting to kids ages 8 and up. Please follow me for creative outlets for kids. Nice to meet you all. Thx!

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Comment by Julie Nemitz on October 19, 2009 at 11:51am

Hi Twittermoms who heart the arts! Just wanted to say hi, new to the group. I've got two lovely daughters and a blog. I write about theatre, Broadway as well as kids in the performing arts -- all from a mom's perspective. Stop by! http://www.stage-mama.com. I'm looking forward to contributing to this group.

Comment by SaVonni Yestanti on September 1, 2009 at 11:26am

Good Afternoon, Ladies!

Just coming by to see how everyone is doing? Do any of you oil paint? If so, can you tell me where I can get top quality paints? I am getting back into it and it's been a while. I love painting for its sincere ability to excite me while the stress of life rolls away. Savvy

Comment by SaVonni Yestanti on August 18, 2009 at 3:47pm

Good Evening...

I am a very creative type and find that being around other creative types is more than inspiring. Look forward to learning from and contributing to you all...

Savvy

Comment by tali buchler on August 14, 2009 at 5:57am

i wanted to recommend a great book i have been reading: "seeing is forgetting the name of the thing one sees, a life of contemporary artist Robert Irwin" by Lawrence Weschler

i cant say enough about it.

tali

Comment by Coach Jen on July 19, 2009 at 1:42am

Hi everyone.
I wanted to introduce myself! I am a musician (cellist, guitar, songwriter, fiddle) educator and certified life coach. I love that there is this site to bounce ideas and discussions!
I have 3 kids and music is huge in our house. My oldest 2 (12 and 10) have become part of our family band, along with my niece and I. We play old time fiddle/bluegrass/folk for a resort here in the mountains of Montana. I found that just incorporating my kids into my hobby was the best way to continue my creative life and share in some great fun!

I also work for a non-profit music group that provides music to children with disabilities in public schools. It is my heart work and very rewarding.

Looking forward to meeting many of you!
Jen

Comment by Lynna Pallas Henderson on June 20, 2009 at 9:45am

We also need to remember that childhood is fleeting. You can't get back that time with your kids. I just couldn't do community theater while my kids were little. I worked all day and they were in daycare. I could not in good conscience then leave them with a babysitter. So, I just kept reading, immersed myself in my kids' activities and once they were old enough, went back to theater as if I had never left. EXCEPT, I had always been an actor. When I came back, I discovered my new love, directing...maybe it wouldn't have happened had I not taken the break. So, feeding ourselves is good, but sometimes that means finding alternate feeding sources.

Comment by Beverly Coggins on June 20, 2009 at 9:34am

I think it's soooo important to keep feeding ourselves in whatever season in life we find ourselves. I remember when we lived in Kenya and my girls were toddlers, I was required to attend the East African Women's Association which ran their pre-school. Believe it or not, just being out of the house with other intelligent women was inspiring!

If we don't continue to grow and learn, we become dull. Keep on doing new things, even if it's just driving home on a road you've never been on! :)

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