Synchronicity is a word I haven’t seen before reading it in the Artist’s Way. It is used there to describe how seemingly unrelated serendipity life events connect with each other to open new avenues for expressing your creativity. For example, the Writer’s Digest magazine I subscribe to featured this month’s issue on creativity at the same time I am working my way through the Artist’s Way course – an intense concentration on the development of creativity. The two are unrelated but they came together for me at this time to help me focus my creativity on writing. This week we received the fall semester guides for two different places I can enhance my skills in several creative venues – painting, drawing, learning how to play the piano and improving my skills on playing the guitar – all of which are things I have been journaling about in my Artist Way notebook for the past couple months. This week the lessons are about making plans for bringing desired blessings into reality, envisioning what I want my life to look like in 5 years and developing plans in increments of time to see these dreams into real life, so it’s the perfect time for me to get those curriculum guides offering classes in the fields I would like to develop into my life. I am beginning to feel like I might be able to return to writing for this blog and working on getting the book I want to write into print. I’m still needing a large amount of sleep and rest as I continue to recover from a severe episode of depression, which weighs heavily on me at times; but little by little I am able to tackle more tasks around the house and with my crafting as well.