My TToT April 21 – 26
For this week, I thank God for giving me a break from cooking as I prepare simpler meals for myself.[…]
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Psy.D in Clinical Psychology (Doctor of Psychology) from http://eisnerinstitute.org . Illustrating psychology & life for fun. Some stories were edited for comprehensive presentation. Materials on website are not meant to substitute for actual therapy. Opinions my own.
SoCS April 26 2025
The prompt “shake” reminds me of this. I drew this at the height of the pandemic. Apart from this past[…]
Read moreThe Unicorn Challenge April 25 2025
Throw shade Long shadows shade the future, casting doubt . Better the precaution, than over exuberance then later regret. Unicorn[…]
Read moreReena’s Xploration Challenge #378
I wrote a narrative piece as a six sentence story. Its an observation of some people so far from me[…]
Read moreKymber’s Get to Know You #62
Kymber’s “ Get to Know You #62 ” is a blog prompt quiz. These are her 3 questions and then I replied[…]
Read moreTell A Story April 24 2025
Thursday Tell A Story in 38 words, include the following prompts: Host https://estherchilton.co.uk/2025/04/24/can-you-tell-a-story-in-284/ In their operation, the cons used a[…]
Read moreEsther’s writing prompts #62 toys
I had drawn my favorite soft toy long ago. * Scrump’s crooked smile has a multitude of meanings. She empathises[…]
Read moreCrimson’s Creative Challenge #CCC031 Wednesdays
Captions for Crimson’s Creative Challenge photos #CCC031: Where Does The Pond End? Candidate For The Most Pilfered Letterbox In This[…]
Read moreOne-Liner Wednesday April 23 2025
I’m unsure if Linda’s one-liner Wednesday explaining her situation, is itself a real one liner for Wednesday. If so, I[…]
Read moreThursdays Everyday Images #60
I’m using the prompt “handmade”. This embroidery is self designed and hand sewn. The bag was bought. * This is[…]
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