I'm finding it exciting. As always, the teacher has to relearn. And this is a very interesting group. I've heard a couple of new ideas, new work strategies, I want to take home with me.
The exercise we're now doing (or the others are, anyway) is about how each one views their invisible partner in writing, whether it's called God or the unconscious or Higher Power or something else.
I believe in God and what I see is a river: thus the Ganges in the title. This class is sponsored by the Resource Center for Women and Ministry in the South. And there's a fire in the fireplace behind me. I'm going to be interested in what the other folks here have to say.
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Share with us, won't you?
I will in my next post. (Now mid-afternoon and folks writing again.)
Wish I could be there! Sounds fabulous! Any chance that you could do an online course someday?
I'll be writing about the day of "getting my Ganges on" tomorrow, after I rest! It was a wonderful day. Thanks, Peggy.
An online course is a good idea -- and I seem to be slow getting around to it. Thanks, Debbie.
Mamie, thanks for the lovely account of our Ganges get-together on your blog: http://mamiesspot.blogspot.com/2010/01/aging-writing-and-rock-roll.html.
I will sign up when you do one!
Good. Maybe when the current storm over my desk subsides.
Oh Peggy, how I can relate to that storm!
May your own storm subside soon, Debbie.
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