Ellen Grace Olinger
Yes, and all can work well together.
Print journals may have sites online to share art and information, and help other people discover their work. I borrow books from our library, and can learn more about a new author online.
Grateful always for our blogs, and being able to create posts and share. I learn so much every day.
S pring
P romises
R enewal
I nspiration and
N ew
G rowth
SPRING
Colorful Bouquet Drawing is courtesy of Reusable Art – Breathing New Life Into Old Art.
the vase from Mother
beautiful
without flowers
by Ellen Grace Olinger (USA)
May 30, 2022
Charlotte Digregorio’s Writer’s Blog
And new poems:
new books
from the library
spring gardens
more colors
in the gardens
forget me nots
beautiful
with primroses
forget me nots
May morning
sounds of work
in the neighborhood
kitchen window
primrose colors
in the sun
poems to see
and perhaps write
primroses near the door
POEMS FROM OOSTBURG, WISCONSIN
My answer is both. I have helped begin new projects and programs, or helped them grow – and I needed to be a leader in some ways, and follow the lead of others as well. I have taught and/or helped with programs from early childhood to a nursing home. My parents were both teachers.
A long time ago, I taught university courses about consultation and collaboration. How to work best together. I may have good skills in one area, and others of course know more in other areas. Together we can achieve a lot. Blogs are a great example.
sunrise
in early May
tiny bird sings
on the branch
of budding lilacs
reading
new used-books
this year’s leaves
begin to grow
on the birch tree
From my post, Short Poems for May, at Poems From Oostburg, Wisconsin.
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