Writing morning pages
I stir up delights
Of random thoughts
Garnished with serendipity
For more on morning pages see Julia Cameron Live.
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Wind Rush 
I love Julia Cameron’s books! Still working on making morning pages a regular activity in my life. 😊
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I have been doing a version of morning pages for several years now. Against her advice I do them on the computer using a program called 750 Words. It tracks how many days in a row I write at least 750 words; my longest streak was around 550 days I think. I’m rereading The Sound of Paper right now. She is inspirational! Thanks for stopping by and commenting!
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The best method for regularly writing is what works best for the writer. I’m not familiar with The Sound of Paper, so I’ll have to check it out!
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Love this! And the image is priceless!!!!
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Morning Pages (at any hour!) continue to transform me … something about letting myself say ANYthing to the journal!
I’m not daily like long ago, but I still “go to pages” frequently – the more that’s going on around me, the more frequent!
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I know what you mean, Jazz. Journaling has helped through times of grief and times of anticipation. It’s also a great way to remember what I am grateful for. Thanks for stopping by and sharing your comments.
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“garnished with serendipity” – lovely.
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