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Hej! What do you think it takes to be creative? A space in which to create was always my go-to excuse. But now I have one. Then it became time in which to create. But now I have it. So.... what's next? Do I really need a beautiful flat in a converted factory, or a grant to study art in Southern France or what!! Obviously I just need to get going.
To that end I am going to challenge myself, a la Gretchen Rubin in "The Happiness Project" to make something every day for 365 days! A half-hour sketch, a painting, knitting, or making a garland - it all counts. I need to do this!! I can do it. I just need to get started, but it doesn't mean I can't dream of this sweet little loft ;-
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