Tonight, Rose and I sat in the eye doctor’s new waiting room (my car) for longer than we expected. I went through my mental to-do list, was there anything I could knock off the list while here in the car? Maybe I could get my Slice of Life done. Rose sat doodling away in the backseat, so I rummaged through my lunchbox where I knew I had a pad of purple post-its. Next, I pulled out my pencil bag from my school bag, where I hoped I would find a black flair pen…I did.
Here are four post-it slices, collected from this past weekend.
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14 thoughts on “Post It Slices”
LOVE the post it sketches! Arnauld’s is the perfect ending! And, I agree, wet leaves are not ready to be cleaned up! I think Adi should fill a bucket with 20 leaves just to see how many twenty really is. π
Look at you, just getting it all done! I love the vision of the leaves as confetti, celebrating the fact that you got out the door. I feel like I need that pretty much every morning!
So, this is another slice that makes me envious. The spirit of using each moment, using each post-it, and seeing each leaf as something to celebrate is admirable and creative. I spent a good amount of time with my damp leaves this weekend. 25 very heavy leaf bags later, the confetti was still taunting me. Oh well, less to do next weekend.
I love the way you captured these small moments, all leafy. A few years ago a group of us committed to writing at least a sticky a day and it really motivated me to at least get a few lines written each day.
I am finding it hard to write some days….so glad I read your post today. It reminds me of another format that might work when I feel stuck! Thanks for sharing!
LOVE the post it sketches! Arnauld’s is the perfect ending! And, I agree, wet leaves are not ready to be cleaned up! I think Adi should fill a bucket with 20 leaves just to see how many twenty really is. π
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Love this… using your time wisely, connecting various pieces of your girls and the weekend and most of all the last post it.
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Look at you, just getting it all done! I love the vision of the leaves as confetti, celebrating the fact that you got out the door. I feel like I need that pretty much every morning!
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Love the quick draw cartoony slices, which convey a lot with a little …
Leaves here, too. Same.
Kevin
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What a brilliant way to create a slice! We should try this with the kids! A How-To step on each post it???
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It could work!
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So, this is another slice that makes me envious. The spirit of using each moment, using each post-it, and seeing each leaf as something to celebrate is admirable and creative. I spent a good amount of time with my damp leaves this weekend. 25 very heavy leaf bags later, the confetti was still taunting me. Oh well, less to do next weekend.
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Love! Ruth, thereisnosuchthingasagodforsakentown.blogspot.com
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Cute idea. Makes the writing of slices less daunting. PS- As frugal as I can be about somethings, paying someone to do leaves is very satisfying!
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The landscapers came yesterday! Money well spent!!!
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I love the way you captured these small moments, all leafy. A few years ago a group of us committed to writing at least a sticky a day and it really motivated me to at least get a few lines written each day.
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I love this new prospect for slices!
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Post-its are wonderful. What a creative way to use them for gathering ideas for writing.
More than twenty leaves are raining here too. π
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I am finding it hard to write some days….so glad I read your post today. It reminds me of another format that might work when I feel stuck! Thanks for sharing!
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