Do you feel like you've lost yourself...that everything you do, you do for your family, your friends, you co-workers, your boss...? Wish you could take a break, take care of yourself, and recreate your life? At the end of the day, do you wonder, "Who'd You Put Your Panties on for Today...You...or someone else?" If you're like a lot of women, you've probably put taking care of your loved ones ahead of taking care of yourself. You mean to do things for yourself...you really do...but time zips by and between driving kids after school, picking up dry cleaning, encouraging a friend on the phone, cooking dinner and spending time with your husband, you just can't seem to figure out how to create some breathing room for yourself. You tell yourself, "If my family is happy, I'm happy." But secretly, you're not as happy as you want to be and you feel guilty for wanting more. You want to feel strong, empowered, confident, valuable, worthy, cherished, supported, nurtured and loved. You know it all has to start with you, but maybe you don't know how to begin... You're ready to Start a Revolution in Your Life... This is a great place to start, within the pages and exercises found in the book, Who'd You Put Your Panties on for Today?

Creativity is essentially nothing more than awareness: the ability to take notice, to pay attention, to perceive, to examine, to probe, to weigh, to study, to look, and to heed. A big part of creativity is discovery, and the natural world is one big treasure hunt, full of potential, possibility, and priceless possessions. Natural Creativity will interest craftspeople and artists of all ages, and van be used to promote family projects. It teaches how to rediscover awareness, appreciation, and reverence for every little thing in life. It shows us ways to exercise natural creativity, using nature's raw materials to make natural crafts, thereby integrating personal creativity and ingenuity with nature. In addition, the book raises awareness about America's early settlers with tales and information that heighten the appreciation of traditional American crafts. In addition, you can use Natural Creativity to guide you on a stimulating journey of creative exploration. Find our more about your natural surroundings as well as your own innate creativity by trying some of the simple and easy-to-follow exercises that are described at the end of each chapter. For more of a challenge, try out the more complicated projects that are scattered throughout the book. These activities make wonderful projects for the whole family to share.