Staying Inspired!
Reflections of Raleigh Creative Entrepreneur / Connector
If you are like most people, as the end of the year approaches, you begin to formulate New Year's Resolutions. Gung ho! Everything sounds WOW on paper. Raising the bar, you vow to create more, more regularly, spend 1 hour writing a day, or create 5 pair of earrings tomorrow. Publish an album of music this coming year! ...
Here is how I introduce myself when performing for little ones: "My name is Grandma Paula. I once was a little girl. (My name is Grandma Paula.I once was a little girl.)My hair was brown and fuzzy, in ringlets and in curls,And when I sucked my thumb too much,My teeth looked like a squirrel's!When I got some braces.My teeth were pretty ...
This poem is an excerpt from David Mezzapelle's new book, 10 Habits of Truly Optimistic People: __________________________________________ Stay Inspired A poem by Karen Lyons Kalmenson Stay inspired with open heart and eager mind for you will see beauty in everything you find. The world will indeed be a happie...
Here is an inspiring creative excerpt from David Mezzapelle's new book, 10 Habits of Truly Optimistic People (click Continue Reading below): A Surprise Pearl of Wisdom by Marian Heath Axley In 1954, the basketball coliseum was the only place large enough to seat the University of Kentucky’s College of Arts and Sciences freshman class for their firs...
________________________________________ Hmmmmm - What Do I Know About Blogging? What do I know about blogging? Is it talking? Teaching? Or Flogging? Meaning? Beaming? Or taking chances? (Staring glances into my life for all to see. Does someone care to see?) How do I express these thoughts? Too much? Too little? Without belittling anyone? M...
Last year, I retired from my full-time (what some people call “real”) job, to revive my music career. This is not the first time my creative spirit won over. In fact, my creative spirit draws me back every time I try to leave it. Folks often tell us we cannot sustain a livable income with creative activities and that they are just hobbi...
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2013 Paula C Snyder and Grandma Paula photos by Chris Florio were made possible by the Regional Artist Project Grant. The Regional Artist Project Grant is funded and administered by the United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County. This project is supported by the N.C. Arts Council, a division of the Department of Cultural Resources. The program is operated in partnership with the Franklin County Arts Council, Johnston County Arts Council, Vance County Arts Council and Warren County Arts Council. http://www.unitedarts.org