A library's lack of luster

Last nights writing group session was, in the very least, inspirational, hilarious, and moving. Margaret's exercise 'write in a location that you do not ordinarily write' proved to take us all down similar paths. Extrordinarily the bulk of us felt that our choices were limited to the library, a coffee shop, or the airport. Must be the time of year. We all had one thing in common; the library is not a very stimulating location, although Nola did do a great job in there.

New member Joanne joined us and fit right in. The group was missing a few, but the night was great. Everyone's writing seems to be coming along. More definitive style, a knowledge of what to ask and most importantly more critiques.
Great work everyone. The next meeting is Tuesday March 2. Our facilitator will be Christine and here is her assignment:
Write approximately 500-1000 words (or as Joanne says: when it's over you're done) about your cooking experience with a focus on thoughts, feelings, and where it takes you. For example, where does your train of thought go when you're chopping a carrot?
In the meantime I challenge anyone out there in blog-land to post something!
If you're still intimidated by blogging check out the BLOGGER TOUR or after you sign in to Blogger choose New Post and follow the directions in this video...

How To Create Your First Blog Post 3/118 - Funny bloopers R us
You could post a link to a great article or website or video. Maybe a poem or piece you've been working on or just your thoughts and frustrations and accomplishments. Would love to see more interaction on here from all directions.
Let's inspire!