...a Writer's Workshop! I'm excited to start participating in this.  What a good excuse for me to get my brain going!
 
 So ... over at Mama's Losin It she holds a Writer's Workshop. She gives you prompts and you choose which one (or more than one) that inspires you most. My choice for this weeks Writer's Workshop is:
5.) What happened in the last year? Write about something you can do now that you couldn't do a year ago. 
Ummmm, welllll, let me think about this one.  Tough call.  Since I still can't fly.  I still only have two hands.  And I still am not pregnant.  Let's see, what CAN I do differently now that I couldn't do a year ago?
I know! I know!  Pick me!  Patience!!  Waiting for our adopted child to get here from Africa has definitely taught me patience.
But ... hmmm ... nevermind.  That's no good.  I'm still not a patient enough person.  And, in my mind things still aren't moving quickly enough for us to bring Charlie into our family.   So, yeah, patience is still probably not something that I can write about yet.  (And, sigh, who knows if I'll ever be able to conquer that one.)
So, moving on.  What else?  Let me tap my brain.  Tap, tap, tap.  I give up.  I can't think of anything meaningful or life changing that I've started doing in the past year.  BUT ... I have started a couple of new blogs to let my creative juices run wild. 
Creative Juice Photography
Cristi's Creations
And one to use as an outlet for the ramblings of a young woman with chronic pain.
A Living House
I guess that's sorta(semi) monumental.  I can now use actions in Photoshop that I didn't know how to use a year ago.  And I can make blog backgrounds that I didn't know how to do even four months ago.  And I can hopefully help others feel not alone in times of chronic pain or other trials.
So ... I guess, truth be told, I'm doing okay.  I'm still not a super woman.  I don't have magical powers.  But I am me.  And I am a better me than I was 12 months ago.
Thank you, Kat, for the challenge.  And may you continue to bring it on with the writers workshops!  My brain needs this!
