#journaling workshop

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Thinking Teastained Woman: Afterword. (a journaling workshop)

In continuation with the launch of the eponymous stationery line, Thinking Teastained Woman: Afterword is a journaling workshop on the connection between thoughts and our journeys, our journals and their entries. Bring your journal and a mug for tea. The workshop won't be long, there will be Q+A, then quiet time to get journaling done.

Hey everyone--especially Brooklyn peoples!!! 

I’m doing a journaling workshop/popup cafe next sunday, 2/25 from 11:30-2p.  Bring a pen, journal, and your own mug!  I’ll have some stationery there.  The workshop itself will be an hour, maybe an hour 30, but the rest of the time will be dedicated to being quiet with natural light, jazz, etc.  

Write letters, journal, etc.

Journey cakes+tea will be for sale as part of the cafe!

Hope to see you there!

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Join My Virtual Journaling Workshop This Summer

Writing Through the Noise: 8-Week Guided Journaling Series Facilitated by Jonita Davis | May 29 – Sept 6, 2025 | Virtual via Zoom This summer, step into a quiet, creative space where your words lead the way. This 8-week virtual journaling workshop series with Jonita Davis offers writers and creatives a space to reflect, re-center, and grow. Each 2-hour session introduces a powerful style of…

Join My Virtual Journaling Workshop This Summer

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Come and Write with Me!

Spring is here and with it an opportunity have some fun times with writing. In partnership with Point Creative Supply, a stationery (and more) shop in downtown Denver. Here is the full post from Instagram. Get tickets at Our next workshop is finally here! Join us for the “Discover the Art of Journaling” three-part workshop series. Reposted from @pointsupplies on Instagram . Looking to start a…

Come and Write with Me!

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Journaling Workshops taught by local author John F. Allen offered through Indiana Writers Center for Fall Semester

Journaling Workshops taught by local author John F. Allen offered through Indiana Writers Center for Fall Semester

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Growing up, whenever my mother would make a batch of johnny cakes we’d store them, eating them over a week or so, usually for breakfast with a cup of tea. You need to have your “quiet time” she’d say. We’d get quiet in the early morning before starting the homeschool day. Mom read scriptures, prayed, and “listened” (which would take me years to learn how to do). She would also write, scratching paragraphs between sips of tea and long sighs of silence. I pull from those days with my work; they inspire the spaces I create. January 28th of this year I had a “quiet time” of sorts, in the morning, with tea and johnny cakes and teastained women and our journals and listening. Instead of homeschool I lead a journaling workshop, played some jazz, and scratched my own paragraphs between sips of tea. I was nervous to share my notes but excited to have a space in this crazy, careening city for teastained women to get quiet, center, and think about their longitude.

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Project Journal: Dreams, Masks & Mirrors, art/works festival, commissioned by Creativity Works, Radstock, presented as part of a solo exhibition at Royal West of England, Bristol.  Photographs, writing, drawings, the idea that in everyday life there is a fairy tale being revealed.

Dreams, Masks & Mirrors, photographic black & white portraits curated by Roger Watson, curator Lacock Photographic Museum, available as publish on demand book, together with The Book of Everyone from Blurb.