Good morning, Scribes!


Writer's Digest offers this in encouragement of continued writing: 

And, . . .   Julia Cameron offers this:



In the past, when I "stalled" on personal projects, I've used strategies recommended by both.  Julia Cameron's "Finding Water," remains a personal favorite.  

Keep writing,
Anne

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