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About Me

Welcome to the section that is all about me (update in May 2019)

 I am an Artist based in the North West of England (Widnes/Runcorn, which is near Liverpool). 

 I am based at Hazlehurst Studios WebsiteInstagramTwitter,  Facebook 


 I work with Pressed Flowers - My online shop is over on Etsy,  Instagram,  Twitter,  Facebook 


 I Doodle as 'The Doodologist'  Website InstagramTwitter , Facebook



 I run a Community Garden Project called 'Old Town Bloomers'
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 I use Social Media a lot

I have had this blog since 2006, it has changed style and theme many times, but has been an invaluable tool over the years. 

16 comments:

  1. Just in case you are thinking 'I am bloody sure I have commented here'

    The old about me was just backdated post, this is now a new shiny page.

    Old comments were much appreciated and will be stored forever here:

    Old About Me

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  2. Hey Claire (or is it carpet?) Just poppin' by to say hi. I love your "about me" page! Written with so much character. I'll definitely be following you from here on in (not in a stalking way, I promise..lol!). Oh, and be sure to let me know when you have written your "30 things to do before I'm 30" list :)

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  3. Thanks for visiting my blog! Your blog is super colorful and neet. Are you into art therapy?

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  4. @Getty72 either works :) I still need to work on that list, I want to start it by October.

    @P Thompson Hello! Thanks for the compliment :) I am just getting into Art Therapy now, hopefully it is something that I can develop further :)

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  5. Okay....contributing already! Really, this is great stuff and I will be checking in often. Your humor is fresh and fun and I love the doodles. Just reading through your 'About me' has me hooked, so it seems I have plenty to catch up on. Drop by tarafuselli.blogspot.com. Would love to hear from you!

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  6. @Tara - Hey thanks for popping and leaving a comment! Always a good way to get my attention :)

    I shall pop over to your place asap :)

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  7. How is it that I'm just now following your blog???

    (Carpet...I never read it that way, but now...hehe)

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  8. @Vicki

    Hey dude, Thanks for hopping (hopping...hehe) over and having a look. I myself get lost on the way to many blogs I mean to check out. So you may have feel into that very same trap!

    I don't help myself with the carpet thing haha

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  9. Hi there.

    My Internet Map/Choose Your Own Adventure Route = Therapy Tales Blog-->Therapy Tales Twitter-->Your Twitter-->Your Blog.

    I'll be reading on up.

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  10. Hey Ania, I must say that I LOVE that you left me a map! Hmm I wish I kept track of how I came across some of the blogs that I read.

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  11. I have been a not so secret afmirer for over 2 years going on 3 now. I admire your authenticity and your creativity Claire. IMO your blog is one of the best personal development blogs I have ever had the pleasure of reading. Long may you blog. :)

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  12. Hi Claire/Carpet, good to find you, I goggled locus of evaluation and here you are.... What an amazing form of expression, I am doing my counselling and psychotherapy training down south, its such a journey....
    Trying to get the person centred theory under my skin, i am good with the practical just the damm theory, I guess it just falls into place but Im feeling impatient and questioning my abilities of being a student, there is soooooo much work to be done, internal and external, any tips welcome :-)

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  13. Hey Melanieeeeeeee! I may have added to many 'e's' then, hehe.

    Isn't it strange where you end up when you google things. I definitely recommend blogging, especially if like me, you struggle with keeping a journal.

    Ah Person Centred Theory is something that I struggled to get my head around, especially locus of evaluation! I am presuming you have read lots of Carl Rogers by now? If not, then that is where you must start. Especially his book 'On becoming a person'. You have to read this stuff in order to translate it to something that works for you.

    It does just fall into place, a light bulb will go off at random moments!

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  14. Love the new "about" page, and the Doodologist and (as always) everything you do.

    Here are some cookies.

    Speak soon.

    WG.xx

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  15. Drawing on the computer is hard already.

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