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10 Oct, 2007

Art as therapy

Posted by andrea tomkins in: - Mail art|File under crafty

atc-oct10

… or something like morning pages ?

(thanks everyone, for your comments on my post the other day … I’m going to try to go with the flow and not force it. You can’t force it, can you?)

 


1 Response to "Art as therapy"

1 | porter

October 10th, 2007 at 10:08 am

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Sometimes I feel like I stress myself out by feeling like I SHOULD be doing/feeling/being (insert word). I went with the flow this past weekend which was the first time in a long time and it felt good. I hope when I have more time to look back at the link you gave…I tried to add it to blog lines (something new to me) and I couldn’t…looks interesting.

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