When I was a child, I saw someone turn a candy wrapper into a tiny fan that could also be used as a crafty skirt for a doll (or a drawing of one). I became obsessed with it and every time I have a run in with some candy, I make them and then give…
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N-N-1: The Colors of the New Year
Originally posted on Wild Rivers Run South:
When I participate in an N-N-1 I always feel like I’m part of a larger community that exists outside of my small home town which is inside a larger State which is inside of a nation. For some reason that makes me feel less alone. This time I…
A New N-N-1 is announced
Originally posted on Wild Rivers Run South:
A new N-N-1 for the New Year will happen this month. N-N-1 is a group project where people take a picture during a common time, around a common theme, and display the results in one place. This month it will be on this blog, Wild Rivers Run South.…
Call for Participants: N-N-1: The Quarantine Edition
Originally posted on The View from a Drawbridge:
For several years now, I’ve participated in a delightful photography/creative writing experiment that was created by two of my favorite bloggers, Anju, who writes This Labyrinth I Roam, and Norm, who writes Classical Gasbag. They thought it would be interesting to see what people all over the…
A Glimpse Into New Year’s Traditions Around The World
Having lived and worked in six different countries in the past ten years, I have come to appreciate what binds us together as one human race. One such example is the idea of a New Year. Now, while the idea of having a fresh year annually is universal, the ‘when’ differs. Officially we welcome a…
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