I would be remiss not to inlcude this as the Artist Way is lowkey the reason I'm working on any of these projects instead of just idley wishing I were. Artist way is a self-guided encounter with your creativity. It's a 12 week course in the form of a book (by Julia Cameron)! I am going throught the artist way course (though a lot slower than the author intended) and am currently on week 9! This course has already shifted the way I think both about creativity and about spirituality!
I'm figuring out how to build a wesite for the very first time! I hope that someday it's as pretty and artistic as the wonderful ones I've seen on Neocities! Seeing such amazing and unique sites is what has inspired me to make my own!
Learning new things?? In this household?? More likely than you think!
(I've already learned how to make a chain, a single crochet AND a double crochet! Half double crochet here we come!)
I'm lowkey struggling with doing the actual writing the story portion (I've got like a million and one ideas though and like semi outlines) so I'm using Julia Cameron's Right to Write to help with that, I really like how she emphasizes writing where your at and getting down things instead of thinking up things. So I'm doing my best to do the different activities/excerisises the book has and trusting the process. There's a quote I absolutely love from one of her essays (that I've read so far) in this book but I don't have the book on me to write it down here so I'll have to do it later. It's about how, if writing were viewed as something for everyone, that it's something anyone and everyone can or does do, that more people might write a novel just for experiencing the "water rapids" of the creative process
I love scents and different perfumes, want to compare the different ones I have (I've got like 10+ perfumes and 20+ samples) and figure out what scent notes I like and what different scent notes and combonations produce in terms of vibes.