Am I the only one doing The Artist’s Way this time?
One of the things that I really like about this program is that it doesn’t provide a simple answer. Because of the many exercises, it’s very personal – you can do the program over and over again, finding something new each time. One thing that is consistent for me is that TAW is very invigorating. It’s pretty typical for me that about halfway through the 12-week program (that would be now) I find myself all fired up and filled with lots of new ideas. That’s invigorating, and I like it a lot. It’s also good timing this time through, coinciding as it does with the arrival of autumn. Autumn is always a very productive time for me – it’s the cooler weather, I think – so TAW and autumn together means that I’ll be pounding out the pages for the next couple of months.
All good, as I have several Dragonfire deadlines to meet!
Maybe I should start TAW every August 1.
How about you? Is the program giving you results this time? If you’re not doing TAW with me, do you find that there are certain times of year that are more productive for you than others?
Deborah Cooke & Her Books 
I am much more productive in the fall and winter than I am in the summer. I quilt more, sew more, read more and sleep more. Something about the lack of sunshine keeps me closer to home. Today was 46 degrees here, rainy and very fall oriented. School starts tomorrow, and my sewing room is tidy and ready for new projects
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46 degrees, Alicia? It’s over 90 here – I assume you’re talking Fahrenheit, so I will too – with boomers rolling in this afternoon. I’m hoping this is summer’s last hurrah! I have a huge bulky sweater on my knitting chair that I’d like to get done.
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