Bush Boy feels ground’s textures beneath his feet avoids ant’s nests as if they’re mines likes the music made by falling branches makes them into wands, drum sticks, swords and all manner of things. Bush boy likes to clamber and climb look for turtles down at the creek scare away snakes from the back clotheslineContinue reading “Bush Boy”
Morning Walk
Webs of dew in the damp grass shadows shorter than us printed on grass covered in sensitive weed orange leaves sprinkled amongst the green yellow buds opening one by one picking out the calls of distant bird sighting a kookaburra on a branch green finds its way back onto the broken trees hearing Copper singingContinue reading “Morning Walk”
Faceless Portrait Challenge
This month I am participating in the ABC Open photo challenge ‘faceless portraits’. Above is one of my contributions – from a series I am developing called, Look What I Found, You can see my other contributions here Faceless Portraits for ABC Open. I have been enjoying browsing through other’s contributions. I loved thisContinue reading “Faceless Portrait Challenge”
Project Focus 1: Learning to Finish Things
There is so much going on in my creativity plans that I have to learn to FOCUS. As if fate was taking a hand in this epiphany a friend posted a novel writing template today and encouraged people to finish their projects with it or any other PLAN. I feel this is the perfect timeContinue reading “Project Focus 1: Learning to Finish Things”
Lessons from Sally Pearson: Go for your Goal
I set the alarm for 5 to 6, knowing that this morning was the time Sally Pearson was going to run in the 100m hurdles final. I woke up at 4 am without the alarm and watched the semis. Sally was looking so focused. Nothing, not rain, not other people running fast times, nor expectationContinue reading “Lessons from Sally Pearson: Go for your Goal”
