I am making a commitment to post a Small Stone every day this January. I’m finding it a fascinating way to catch a moment and hopefully communicate it with integrity. It is also quick and easy, no excuses with internal whinging about getting the ‘ideal situation’ to write, (if such a thing exists), it is simply catching what is.

I’m also going to be posting a photo a day, this may illustrate my writing or I may write the small stone based on my image, I don’t really know yet, this is going to be an adventure!!

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Here is how Fiona Robyn describes what Small Stones is all about:

What is a small stone?

A small stone is a very short piece of writing that precisely captures a fully-engaged moment.

There are no strict rules for what makes a piece of writing a small stone, as there are for forms such as haiku. The process of finding small stones is as important as the finished product – searching for them will encourage you to keep your eyes (and ears, nose, mouth, fingers, feelings and mind) open.