Rediscovering what "being creative" means to me
I learned a lot of lessons since the world changed in 2020. One of the things the past three years has taught me is there is and can be an abundance of creativity in my life.
I can be someone who needs and has many creative outlets. I don’t have to place myself in a box of “I am this.”
I can colour with my kid when he spends endless hours drawing.
I can take portraits of people for my pure enjoyment and creative growth.
I can write a blog post.
I can roller skate for fun, for a challenge and for the adrenaline.
I can paint for healing.
I can witness a beautiful sunset and describe it to a friend.
I believe we are all creative in some way, shape or form.
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