If you have never visited Tara Gentile's website, Scoutie Girl, then you need to. Her tag line is "where passionate creatives connect, converse, and commune" which is exactly what happens and so much more. She shares such a wealth of information for anyone wanting to live a creative life. Her post on mindful spending alone is worth the trip over there. Tara has done her homework and she lives this life, so she knows what she's talking about. Check it out and sign up for her emails. I promise, you won't be disappointed.
I was recently blessed by Tara with the gift of being able to participate in her Art of Action ecourse. In the two weeks since the course started, I have made some big changes in my life. My entire body feels different, my mind is where it should be and I know that my life will never be the same. I don't want to go back to what was, I like where I'm going now. So much is happening in my life right now that I'm having a hard time putting it into words. I will post more on my changes and progress later but for now I want you to know how life changing this course can be. Keep checking out Scoutie Girl and if Tara offers this ecourse again, I strongly recommend that you take it.
- Teresa Queen-Curtis
- My name is Teresa Queen-Curtis. I'm just a girl, armed with a needle and thread, setting out to conquer the world one stitch at a time. I'm from the beautiful mountains of Western North Carolina where handcrafts are a tradition. The men and women of my family are makers of things. Sewing, carving, quilting, crocheting, broom makers, tillers of the soil, leather crafts, weaving, music, you name it and I could probably find someone in my family that does it. They did all this not as hobbies but as a way of survival and to be independent. The drive to create comes from these people and the generations behind them. I'm very proud to have that in my blood.
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