“Most would not think of work as a prize. That is often due to the concept we have of work.
Work can be that of an artist, the work of creation. Such
work is not the response to a whistle or the boring activity that
follows a punched time card. Creative work is the fullest human
expression of being alive. It comes from the inside out and has no boss
other than an inner demand to create a thing of beauty that previously
did not exist.
The primary task of human beings is to creatively work at
making our lives a remarkable thing of beauty. Whether we be butcher,
baker, or candlestick maker there is always the opportunity to make a
truly creative effort of a life’s work by pounding out our dents and
polishing that which is already beautiful. When we understand that life
is the medium and we are the canvas, our efforts to improve become an
exciting challenge rather than a boring task.”
–Earnie Larsen & Carol Larsen Hegarty
Valentine’s Dessert 4 – 4.5″ x 4.5″ Watercolor
Yes, it’s another dessert. How fun is that? All the fun of looking
without being attempted to divulge. This was painted from that same
tray of desserts by Mo at WetCanvas.
About the Authors
Earnie Larsen is the author of Stage II Recovery and Stage II
Relationships, and coauthor with his sister Carol Hegarty of Days of
Healing, Days of Joy. Sorry, but that is all I could find. While I
was searching though, I ended up buying one of their books from
textbooks.com. “Believing in Myself – Daily Meditations for Healing and
Building Self Esteem”. There should be some great quotes in there for
the blog!
Thursday, February 16, 2012
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