Sylvia's Noodling Nook
Sylvia
Hello! I'm Sylvia, a blogger, doodler, poet, avid reader and chronic website tinkerer. Welcome to my noodling nook, my little corner of the indieweb where I share things that I noodle around with.
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dear creative soul is a series of letters from my creative heart to yours Dear Creative Soul, My favourite artist is WMJ Turner. His art both fills me with beauty and sometimes makes me feel like crying. In the past I have let my love for the work of someone keep me from making my own art. But I have kept at it,...
I’ve moved my blog. Well, I’ve moved three blog posts and two pages. That will expand soon :) The reason for my move is part something I want to discuss and part something I really don’t. The discuss part: I have this account and I really like the thought of having one place for everything. I also can tinker way...
This is the third installment of my series called Hitting the Digital Brakes, where I explore my journey into the use of technology and on ditching some aspects of it now. The first post in the series was about the joys of imperfection and in the second post I asked if we really need the latest tech. This week I’ve...
This is the third installment of my series called Hitting the Digital Brakes, where I explore my journey into the use of technology and on ditching some aspects of it now.The first post in the series was about the joys of imperfection and in the second post I asked if we really need the latest tech.This week I've...
a really rough sketch of how I plan and journal in a blank book I use a notebook for almost everything I might want to write by hand, the only thing I don’t keep in it are long-term lists for projects and such, those live in my notepad. The daily lists are all in my journal, and are processed at the end of each day...
I use a notebook for almost everything I might want to write by hand, the only thing I don't keep in it are long-term lists for projects and such, those live in my notepad. The daily lists are all in my journal, and are processed at the end of each day (or during the morning after. Everything for projects gets moved...
I only have ever seen my grandfather in this one portrait picture on my grandmothers wall, and on my mom’s nightstand when I grew up. In this picture you see a man in his thirties. He has a tall face, framed with dark wavy hair. He has a half smile on his face, open and and reserved at the same time. There is a...
I only have ever seen my grandfather in this one portrait picture on my grandmothers wall, and on my mom's nightstand when I grew up. In this picture you see a man in his thirties. He has a tall face, framed with dark wavy hair. He has a half smile on his face, open and and reserved at the same time. There is a...
I always love to take pictures on the road (from the comfort of the passenger seat), preferably with my Campsnap camera’s, hence the title of this series: Campsnap Adventures. I have another Campsnap adventure post coming up later this week, of our visit to the zoo last week. I still need to whittle down the...
I always love to take pictures on the road (from the comfort of the passenger seat), preferably with my Campsnap camera's, hence the title of this series: Campsnap Adventures. I have another Campsnap adventure post coming up later this week, of our visit to the zoo last week. I still need to whittle down the...
In my twenties I desperately wanted to go to London, but it was so ridiculously expensive to travel there. Eventually I figured out l the cheapest way possible: travel to Dunkirk (or was it Calais?) with a bus company and then take a hovercraft. (Noisiest travel ever, you couldn’t hear yourself think!) I also had...
In my twenties I desperately wanted to go to London, but it was so ridiculously expensive to travel there. Eventually I figured out l the cheapest way possible: travel to Dunkirk (or was it Calais?) with a bus company and then take a hovercraft. (Noisiest travel ever, you couldn’t hear yourself think!) I also had...
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