When I painted and reconfigured my office a couple of months ago, I chose this lovely turquoise color that I absolutely loved. For a while, I soaked up the turquoise every morning and I refrained from putting anything on the walls so I could wallow in the rich color.
But that all passed.
About two weeks ago, while shopping at Target, I stumbled upon some nice wall plaques with different sayings and determined that these were perfect for the wall above my computer. So, every morning, I work, and glance up then and again, to remind me of how and why I am doing what I am doing...and to keep visualizing what's to come.
I'd already bought the "and they lived happily ever after" some months earlier, but the other three are new. The buffalo? He was a gift to me from a school I visited in South Dakota, and he seemed a perfect companion to the other pieces.
Believe. Dream. Imagine. Chase your dreams. Explore.
Essential for writing and essential for life, I think.
And they lived happily ever after? A nice reminder of why I write romance. Appropriate.
I'll leave you with the quote from Thoreau, from the "explore" picture above. I think about that when I'm writing. How far to the edge can I take my characters, my story, my readers....
1 comment:
OMGoodness! I have the exact sign "And they lived happily ever after..."
I love it and how cool is that?!You and I both have those signs in our writing rooms!
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