A new article is up.
March's article at TinySimplicity.com is up--Tiny Meals.
Freelance editor, author, minimalist, hiker, guitarist, birder, web designer, scientist, and creative explorer.
Moving and Reinventing
I'm in the middle of another move and reinventing myself as a freelance editor. Here's what else is going on:
1. reorganizing and planning my Create Your Own Living series2. developing plans for a small press 3. membership site to teach editing (as a partnership)4. membership site to teach writing (as a partnership)Comments [0]
Poem by Hafiz
The small man
Builds cages for everyone
He Knows.
While the sage,
Who has to duck his head
When the moon is low,
Keeps dropping keys all night long
For the
Beautiful
Rowdy
Prisoners.
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Having fun in the ER with Kasie
Okay, not really.
She cut herself on a woodcarving tool.
:(
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Wrapping up the week.
It's been a busy and fun week acting as tour guide for both Jessi and
Jacob. Two full days in Tucson pretty much wore me out, but Jessi's
time at the gem show was well worth it and I enjoyed exploring new
areas of Tucson with Jacob and Kasie. Yesterday I introduced them to
Arivaca and remembered why I love the community and why I do not live
there anymore.
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Here's a book that I edited and also think is very worth buying and reading.
Everett Bogue writes a blog called "Far Beyond the Stars" that is about minimalism and simplicity. He gives a lot of good advice, all of it very astute and right on.
His new book, "The Art of Being Minimalist", is about how to stop consuming and start living. It is beautifully designed, easy to read, and filled with a lot of useful advice.
Give the website a look and tell me what you think.
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