Category Archives: Creativity
Blog Experiment: Friday Five
To stick with my goal of blogging three times a week, I thought I might occassionally try doing a “Friday Five.” Someone used to do this on a forum I belonged to and I always thought it was fun. I … Continue reading
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Blog Challenge Accepted
I keep falling off the blogging wagon. I did pretty well there for awhile, blogging every time I worked out (I forget who on LJ suggested that, but thanks!) and I was successful with that for a long time. Then … Continue reading
Group Creation Experiment Day Five and Six
I’m sort cheating because I missed yesterday on account of being busy getting ready for my trip to England!! (I leave tonight for Brighton for the World Horror Convention!) So this day five and day six (of seven) of the … Continue reading
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Group Creation Experiment Day Four
Here we are, on day four (of seven) of the Mind on Fire Tarot Randomizer Group Creativity Experiment. Today’s card is from a Lovecraft-themed Tarot Deck, and is the Devil. There are so many symbolisms tied to this card, temptation, … Continue reading
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Group Creation Experiment Day Three
It’s day three (of seven) of the Mind on Fire Tarot Randomizer Group Creativity Experiment. Today’s card is from the Lunatic Tarot Deck, and is the two of pentacles. Most decks show this as someone juggling, and the symbolism is … Continue reading
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Group Creation Experiment Day Two
We’re on to day two (of seven) of the Mind on Fire Tarot Randomizer Group Creativity Experiment. (follow the link for more information!) Today’s card is from Manga Tarot Deck, and is the hermit card. Key words for this are: … Continue reading
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Steed My Advice
A wonderful friend of mine, John Remy of Mind on Fire, is conducting a group creativity experiment. He’s calling it the Tarot Randomizer Group Creativity Experiment. The premise is simple: for one week, he draws a card, and participants use … Continue reading
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