by Roxanne | May 2, 2016 | Extras, Journal, Journal Prompts, Remember your story, TMJ-Blog
This post originally appeared on Creative Boundless I’ve been a strange “creative” my entire life. I grew up in a really musical family, but I was also really into sports all through high school. For me, this was a great indication that I had some balance in my life....
by Roxanne | Apr 18, 2016 | Journal, Remember your story, TMJ-Blog, Why journal?
This post originally appeared on Monogrammed Magnolias You know those days that start out the same as any other day, but when you look back you realize that one day changed the course of your life? That’s how July 6, 2014 was for me. It was a Sunday much like every...
by Roxanne | Apr 14, 2016 | Creativity, Extras, Remember your story, TMJ-Blog
“ You need to make sure you love creativity enough to add it in your schedule.” The crazy busy life I’m in front of a thousand people and my brother is right beside me. I’m prepared to do make my next illusion. I’m able to see what others reactions are. Parents and...
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by Roxanne | Mar 29, 2016 | Extras, Remember your story, TMJ-Blog
From the founder… Today I’m honored to share a post from This Wondrous Life. I was asked how I find inspiration. It was a great exercise for me, and I encourage you to do the same. Here’s what I learned about Inspiration Inspiration isn’t a...
by Roxanne | Nov 29, 2015 | How To, Journal, Monthly Journal Prompts, Remember your story, Why journal?
November flew by, didn’t it? I can’t believe December is NEXT WEEK!!! To help keep your journal alive, here are 31 journal prompts for December. We’ve added these to TextMyJournal beginning December 1. What prompt would you add?...
by Roxanne | Nov 12, 2015 | How To, Journal, Remember your story, TMJ-Blog
Children learn languages in an amazing way. They seem to absorb it and then one day just start popping out words. If you have children of your own, it’s not very easy to note small changes. It’s a little easier to pick up on big changes – like when...
