What Is *A* Makerspace? A makerspace is a place focused on science, technology, engineering, art, and technology all come together and where members can come to use shared tools to make new things. Sometimes called hackerspaces, they can be places … Continue reading →
Contributed by Alexandra Sissulak. My professional career started just over 20 years ago in the corporate world of personal lines insurance for the private clients and family offices. It would seem that work in the insurance industry seemed to flow … Continue reading →
Contributed by Tina Holland. On Monday I talked about getting from Idea to “The End” of your story. Today I want to talk about Editing or as is sometimes referred to as Killing your Darlings. Killing your darlings is a … Continue reading →
By Rachel Wilder. If you discover that the shelves are empty at your grocery store and can’t find what you need, it’s not because of overseas conflicts, politics, transportation issues, or the fault of last-minute panicked hoarders. It’s because you … Continue reading →
Contributed by Tina Holland. There are many ways to take your IDEA to a finished short story, novella or novel. Some work better than others, but that depends on the writer and their strengths and weaknesses. If you’ve been writing … Continue reading →
Contributed by Alexandra Sissulak. Recently, I was inspired to create personalized stationery. The paper serves as the foundation for written expression to thoughtfully communicate and share, vulnerable, deep-level ideas with other beautiful individuals; in worship of platonic love, respect, community, … Continue reading →
Contributed by Mary Economou Green “Mythos” means speech and story, and Greek myths, originally orally transmitted, began to be written down over three thousand years ago. Myths are found at archaeological sites, on artefacts (including sculptures, wall paintings, vases), as well … Continue reading →
Contributed by Laura E. Rios. Albert Einstein said, “Creativity is intelligence having fun.” Coincidentally, fun starts with F which is the letter for today. I used to work in a university physics department, where I developed a respect and liking … Continue reading →
Contributed by Laura F. “E” is for exercise but “E” could also be for enjoyment. After all, one of the oldest (and truest) pieces of advice about exercise is to always pick an activity you enjoy. The biggest problem with … Continue reading →
We were chatting about gluten-free baking during one of our recent craft circles, and one of our members had a terrific suggestion for dough she says works like a dream for wontons: Miracle Dough Ingredients: 2 Cups shredded mozzarella 2 … Continue reading →