I used to do it at bedtime, or just before, myself. And that is still probably when I most frequently do it. Now, though, if I am struck by something anytime during the day I'll write it down then.
My favorite is your caption on the photo. I can see the Dipper composing her poem and the long verse left by someone like Coyote along the far shore. Katawasisin! (I'm hoping that's how to say "It is beautiful" in Cree? Please correct if that's not right.) Miigwech Chris!
Do you write these in Field Notes? I had amassed a little collection that I didn’t use because I thought they were ‘too good’. Then I got past that. They’re just notebooks and it’s good to use them. But I should write or draw in them more often than I currently do, and steal time back for that practice.
January 3, 2025. Thank you for teaching the word "Biboonkeonini." Wintermaker.
Very little snow this winter here in the far northwest corner of Western Washington, but it's supposed to snow tomorrow after many nights of temperatures in the 20s. When there is no cloud cover, I look for Biboonkeonini.
I've been trying the one sentence a day thing -- I do it at night before bed. When do you?
I used to do it at bedtime, or just before, myself. And that is still probably when I most frequently do it. Now, though, if I am struck by something anytime during the day I'll write it down then.
My favorite is your caption on the photo. I can see the Dipper composing her poem and the long verse left by someone like Coyote along the far shore. Katawasisin! (I'm hoping that's how to say "It is beautiful" in Cree? Please correct if that's not right.) Miigwech Chris!
Do you write these in Field Notes? I had amassed a little collection that I didn’t use because I thought they were ‘too good’. Then I got past that. They’re just notebooks and it’s good to use them. But I should write or draw in them more often than I currently do, and steal time back for that practice.
January 3, 2025. Thank you for teaching the word "Biboonkeonini." Wintermaker.
Very little snow this winter here in the far northwest corner of Western Washington, but it's supposed to snow tomorrow after many nights of temperatures in the 20s. When there is no cloud cover, I look for Biboonkeonini.