Compendium Issue 10 ~ slow down ~ find more connection
$23.50
This issue is a tribute to slowing things down and enjoying the time things take. It’s also about connecting to yourself and others … to share your talents, honour your skills and discover ways to be more YOU!
There’s letter writing and gift giving, connecting to the ground and the story of the land I am coming to know. This issue gives more space to my partner, Mary Ann Moore … so you can get to know her better too!
It is full of “ideas from a curious life” … that’s for sure!
8.5″ x 11″
24 pages
Full Colour
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It's finally here, the 10th issue of my quirky and curious publication. It's only now that I understand, it isn't on a regular schedule ... it wants its freedom, as much as I do!
In this issue about slowing down and connecting you will find:
The joy of coloured pencils on black stock
Slowing down by doing things in old ways
Looking at the value of your own work
The joy of moving things along
Writing Letters
A little of this and that
The gift of YOU
The land beneath my feet
Getting to know the wild
Becoming a Poet
Practising the alphabet ... yes really.
This is a joy-filled issue of hope and connection.
24 pages • 8.5" x 11" • Full Colour
Includes $3.50 postage in Canada
For US or International orders, please contact me for pricing.
Stephanie Clark –
I’ve read each of the 10 compendiums from cover to cover. And with each, a little ritual built itself. I don’t sit down to read it until I have time to do so from cover to cover. I make a cup of tea and settle in a quiet spot.
Issue 10 proved as wonderfully engaging and enlightening as its predecessors!
I’m already a bento box fan and have ordered a few of these – two so far were gifts for my grand-daughters, complete with little kits that included stickers, fancy paper, glue, ephermera and stamps. I learned more about these delightful letter creators in this issue.
But heck! I loved each and every article, short and long, and especially learning about how Creator supported Sarah and Mary Ann, leading them to their new – and absolutely precious and amazing – abode!
I’m so grateful, Sarah, that you share your thoughts, insights, and questioning nature with your readers. I look forward to issue 11, but take your time. Such a gift cannot be rushed!
Sarah Clark –
Thank you so much Stephanie, I am so grateful to you for your support and interest in the quirky things I come up with. I am delighted that compendium 10 didn’t disappoint!! It was hard to know if anyone would still be interested after such a long break between issues, but I was greeted with much enthusiasm from my loyal readers. Thank you for understanding that compendium is not to be rushed, or kept to some artificial schedule. It really does feel more organic than that. Issue 11 has already started to form … just the seeds … but that in itself feels quite lovely. My gratitude to you and all those who read compendium is deeply held in my heart. ~s