Journal entry:
Commitment
People
May be given
A natural talent,
But a devotion to the art
Is required to develop major skill.
It might take many years to gain
Mastery producing
Work of great worth
Practice
Jo Ann J. A. Jordan
Thursday, February 7, 2013
I am grateful:
1. Mom let me sleep in.
2. I have a pair of glasses, even though I do not like them.
3. I felt a little better after I ate this evening.
4. I went to the class tonight despite my not feeling like going out.
5. The class liked my picture of the female mallard.
I hope you had a productive Thursday. Today was not the best day for me. I did not feel well. However, I devoted some time to working creatively, and you should too. You have nothing to lose and much to gain by engaging your imagination.
As a prompt, write about how commitment effects skill. You see this relationship more clearly in the arts than in some other areas of life, but write about whatever comes to you. If you use this prompt, please leave a link to your work in the comments below.
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Always,
Jo Ann
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