Fun Friday Resources
In which I offer multiple resources for productivity and delight, including the new page for the Bug Books…
In which I offer multiple resources for productivity and delight, including the new page for the Bug Books…
In which I offer an object lesson in the Lichtenbergian creative process (pro tip: It’s just the creative process)…
In which I give you advance notice of the next four books in the BugVerse…
In which I share some interesting resources and one sort-of Lichtenbergian Assignment…
In which I muse on “leaving a legacy”…
In which I share the finished version of “I Would Never,” a scurrilous patter song for a Groucho–Marx-based character…
In which I promote my soon-to-be-award-winning, internationally-beloved, critically acclaimed (as soon as I finish it) children’s book “A Bug’s Lunch”…
In which I chortle with devious glee at having conned the Backstreet Writers Group into writing some EXCELLENT children’s books…
In which I share a very funny (unfinished) song from an (unfinished) musical…
In which I show off some poetry about cats, plus some chat about writing…
In which I regale you with the often humorous results of yesterday’s Backstreet Writers’ assignment to bring in an ABORTIVE ATTEMPT at a children’s book…
In which I show off my impending children’s book, an assignment for the Backstreet Writers…
In which I share a Backstreet Writers assignment…
In which I offer several sites of interest but probably of no particular use…
In which I encourage you to channel your inner Camila…
In which I answer the question of which are my five favorite creative works that I created….
In which I spoil the holiday weekend for anyone who wagered that I was in fact not going to start and complete a project in celebration of World Lichtenbergianism Day…
In which I urge you to practice TASK AVOIDANCE to boost your creativity on this, WORLD LICHTENBERGIANISM DAY!…
In which I rise to the occasion to name my five favorite creative works…
In which I share a post from my personal blog about a beautiful human that I was allowed to call “friend”…