Limit Experience Blog

  • Julia Cameron’s Way

    Remember the book, The Artist’s Way, The tiny events one did with oneself, the Rated-PG kind, were prescribed by Cameron for filling the well of inspiration within the container of attention. This Sunday I plan to start artist’s dates again. I’ll enter one into my calendar for the afternoon. The West Coast fog lifts after

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  • What a little puzzling can do…

    A new (to me) brain exercise boosted my outlook this morning. I’ve been hearing about this little game for a couple years. When sitting in coffee shops around the west side of L.A. a nearby table would often devolve into excited fits of excitement about their recent successes with the puzzle: WORDL. So, this morning

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  • Try on Transgressive Identities from the safety of the page: What’s it like to dive deeply into compulsion, be buried beneath your passions, elucidate the ephemeral side of love addiction? Like Oxygen Suzanne Lea Read Ride into a chemically induced romance on the back of a motorcycle. 100 Words / 12 / Hits / Gravity,

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  • Shan Lyu Christie Chandler Stahl Craig Matsu-Pissot Suzanne Lea Gina Moriarty Heather Weisfield Thomas Penn Johnson Nancy Meyer Erin Jamieson

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  • We traveled in the tiny rental car over the most blistered hills of Gozo’s marathon length expanse

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  • Clear.

    My recent skin diagnosis could be summed up like this: “Hey, 70s girl who spent hours soaking up the sun, competing to be the ‘darkest tanned’ in high school – you’re incredibly fortunate. That spot on your shoulder was serious (an L2 concern), but thankfully not the most severe kind (L3), and you fortunately got

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  • Some mornings I go out as the sun is lighting up the pavement on the runway, sip my hot tea, and let the metaphor of take-off fuel my imagination. The faint outline of potential stretches over the next several hours opening doors to figurative realms. Many will remain uninhabited but a few will beckon with

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  • Lynchian Initiation

    Art house theatres in the 80s introduced my rural sensibilities to the avant garde of future American cinema at its cultural depths.

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  • It’s going from rainy grey to dull dark grey outside. I grab the bag of dates I’m eating way to many of, push open the Mustang’s door so I can hide the sugar source in the depths of the trunk. Then I make a beeline for the double sliding glass doors of the library. Once

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