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100 Ways To Be Creative: Throw An Unbirthday Party

by Uncustomary | Feb 18, 2013 | Celebration, Creativity

#59 on my 100 Ways To Be Creative list is to throw an unbirthday party for someone. I decided to throw an unbirthday party for my entire class at work. In the same class that I facilitated a handwriting analysis, I also hung up a Happy Birthday banner and photo op. As...

100 Ways To Be Creative: Build A Fort

by Uncustomary | Feb 7, 2013 | Creativity, Goals

#71 on my 100 Ways To Be Creative list is to build a fort to work or play in. On Sunday, I pulled some blankets over chairs and tucked them into drawers to create a fort in my bedroom. Bug joined me and my stuffed animals underneath the twinkle lit space. I worked on...

100 Ways To Be Creative: Make A List Longer Than You Think You Can Finish

by Uncustomary | Feb 6, 2013 | Creativity, Lists

#4 on my 100 Ways To Be Creative list is to make a list longer than you think you can finish. I kind of did this when I originally made the creative list and ways to use a pencil list. But, I wanted to do it again. 🙂 I thought that 100 was a good number to keep going...

100 Ways To Be Creative: Create Your Own Mandala

by Uncustomary | Feb 4, 2013 | Creativity

#25 on my 100 Ways To Be Creative list is to create your own mandala. I was first introduced to mandalas at work. They’re used in art class a lot for members as well as relaxation trainings for staff. I’ve colored in multiple ones myself, but I’ve...

100 Ways To Be Creative: Go To A Party Store With No Intention Of Throwing A Party

by Uncustomary | Jan 29, 2013 | Creativity

#97 on my 100 Ways To Be Creative list is to go to a party store with no intention of having a party. I went to the new Party City near my house. You may not know that when I was 18 I worked at a Party City with Matt. I worked there less than a year, but it was...

100 Ways To Be Creative: Change Your Handwriting

by Uncustomary | Jan 26, 2013 | Creativity

#13 on my 100 Ways To Be Creative list is to change your handwriting for the length of an entire letter. I chose to do this activity on National Handwriting Day, which was this past Wednesday. On Wednesdays I teach a class at work called Promoting Creativity. This...