TheRomanticWay

If you’re new to web hosting, you won’t find a more awesome web hosting deal than AN Hosting. Right around Valentines Day in 2005 Holly and I registered our own domain, TheRomanticWay.com. It was the most amazing feeling to know that this domain was ours! We toasted with our friends in Moscow that night, Eric [...]

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Hiatus. An interruption in the continuity of a work or project. Or, you could say an interval between two notes or vowels in a word — like in “hiatus”. Isn’t Wikipedia great? As I was working on the website and looked up the word hiatus on Wikipedia, I found this awesome sense of satisfaction as [...]

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For those of you artistic, creative and writerly types, I’ve found something that really gets my creative fluids gushing. Holly and I recently watched the film Chocolat with Johnny Depp a few nights ago. It’s like the thousandth time, but it never gets old. Juliette Binoche, Johnny Depp and Judi Dench are absolute genius. While [...]

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The blog is cool. Very very cool because blogging is personal. The blog has brought such a freedom of expression in writing that the website didn’t quite allow. We found that the website lends itself to informational articles, recipes and poetry while the blog lends itself to dynamic sharing of information as well as experience [...]

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Three pages, longhand, stream of thought, every morning, religiously. That’s what morning pages is. It’s not hard, but it’s nearly magical. Most things in life that have the most profound effect on fulfillment and joy are simple, free, and require consistency. I’ll show you a little of my journey with morning pages.

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Last weekend Holly and I toured studio after studio on the annual Studio Art Tour in our county. It was a thousand times better than a gallery tour because we visited our artist friends in their studios, homes, yards, basements, garden sheds, garages and old school houses. We hung with our companions where they lived [...]

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