Comments on: Who Are the Everyday Artists in Your Life? http://www.screamsofconsciousness.com/everyday-artists-2/ hear what's true...for you Mon, 19 Jul 2010 15:09:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/ hourly 1 By: Barb http://www.screamsofconsciousness.com/everyday-artists-2/comment-page-1/#comment-480 Barb Mon, 12 Oct 2009 16:17:01 +0000 http://www.screamsofconsciousness.com/?p=206#comment-480 Peggy- YOU are an artist with words and stories! Thank you for that. Peggy-

YOU are an artist with words and stories! Thank you for that.

]]> By: Becky Blanton http://www.screamsofconsciousness.com/everyday-artists-2/comment-page-1/#comment-477 Becky Blanton Mon, 12 Oct 2009 14:02:41 +0000 http://www.screamsofconsciousness.com/?p=206#comment-477 Thank you for this! Especially the grocery bagger. I used to bag groceries and learned to "help" the bagger by putting my groceries on the conveyor belt in groups of frozen/cold/refrigerator things and small groups of canned things - ie. four or five cans separated from other cans by things....I tried to explain this to a friend just yesterday! Now I have a context...how can we HELP others express the artist within themselves? When I had a great bagger (double-bagged the heavy stuff, slip-knot tied the heavy things and bulky stuff to make them easier to carry) I found the manager on the way out of the store and praised this bagger. Small stuff, but the manager told the bagger, more reinforcement for taking pride in his passion...we ALL have a part to play in each other's artistry...which makes it MORE fun when you think of it. Your post for instance, inspired me! Ah...the breeze from butterfly wings! Thank you for this! Especially the grocery bagger. I used to bag groceries and learned to “help” the bagger by putting my groceries on the conveyor belt in groups of frozen/cold/refrigerator things and small groups of canned things – ie. four or five cans separated from other cans by things….I tried to explain this to a friend just yesterday! Now I have a context…how can we HELP others express the artist within themselves?

When I had a great bagger (double-bagged the heavy stuff, slip-knot tied the heavy things and bulky stuff to make them easier to carry) I found the manager on the way out of the store and praised this bagger.

Small stuff, but the manager told the bagger, more reinforcement for taking pride in his passion…we ALL have a part to play in each other’s artistry…which makes it MORE fun when you think of it. Your post for instance, inspired me! Ah…the breeze from butterfly wings!

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