From Leslie in October (odd-day topic - adjusting)

Leslie has so much fun - this was what she did for the October exchange. That's an adorable little devil-cat  on the back. The loopty-loo-boos are so much fun. You could do loopty-hearts for Valentine's Day. Dots. Scribbles. That's plenty to work with.

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The add-on for the day is from a folder that I forgot about. It's stuff I was going to go back and look at - before I bonked my head. Now, I do not have the attention span to delve into interesting websites. Even if I did have time to look at it and recommended it - it's probably not for everyone. So, if you have spare  time to fill, take a look. If not, dive into something else that looks interesting. Or, drag yourself kicking and screaming over to that chore you are avoiding - and just get it out of the way. 

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Right before I inserted the link to The Isolation Journals - I thought I would click on just one of their free prompts. I chose The Anti-bucket List. It's not for everyone - but, it was good for me. Not that I have terminal illness - but I have had to adjust to letting go of a number of things that I was not planning on letting go of so soon. Technically, we are all terminal, but most of us have not had a predictable timeline dropped on us.

Link to the anti bucket list

Link to the main website of The Isolation Journals. with all kinds of blurbs to read.

Here is their [About] blurb:

Transforming life's interruptions into creative grist

Founded by writer Suleika Jaouad, the Isolation Journals is an artist-led community and publishing platform that cultivates creativity and fosters connection in challenging times. 

Each week we send out a journaling prompt from some of the world’s most renowned writers, celebrated artists, inspiring community leaders and unsung heroes. The Isolation Journals began during the coronavirus pandemic, and from our community of 100,000 participants, we have built a living archive of human creativity to document an unforgettable era. We believe in the power of creative expression to edify, heal, and unite.

It’s free and all are welcome.