Some expert somewhere once said that during an 8 hour period, a writer spends 6 hours thinking, 1 hour eating, and 1 hour actually writing. In my efforts to outline my new nonfiction title, as well as put together a graphic novel script, I’ve found that statement to be entirely true.  As the ultimate multi-tasker, my 6 hours thinking are often spent playing games, updating Facebook, researching random myths, and web surfing. Here are some of the cool things I’ve found this week during my work day:

Lisa Snellings is a brilliant artist and sculptor of things wild and strange. Her work can be found at www.poppetplanet.com and find her on Facebook as well.

Bob Podrasky has a blog on creative writing. Lots of awesome advice and writing prompts, free of charge.   http://inspirecreatewrite.blogspot.com/

For the spiritual piece of you, author Karen Tate is offering two free downloads of springtime meditations at  http://www.karentate.com/Tate/giftshop.html#meditations

For surreal-esque and absolutely gorgeous Goddess art, visit artist Russelle Westbrook’s website at http://www.theforgottengoddess.com

Bungee America offers a 5 mile nature hike to conclude with bungee jumping off the BRIDGE TO NOWHERE for $70 in Azusa CA  http://www.bungeeamerica.com

Check out the BBC/E4 show MISFITS. http://www.e4.com/misfits/ The first season (6 episodes) just ended. Fricken hilarious, the soundtrack is awesome, and it’s seriously one of the best shows out right now. Here’s the blurb from the website:
Misfits follows five outsiders on community service who get struck by a flash storm and lumbered with special powers.

Unlike their more conventional counterparts, our misfits don’t swap their ankle tags and mobile phones for capes and tights. Instead, they discover what a pain in the arse life can be when you’re stuck with a super power you didn’t want.

Enjoy!