The Summerglen Files

Not much is going on here in Raleigh, because many of our roads are still icy–so I’ve been using the snow-induced down time to explore some great musical & arts-centered websites. This one, Entrepreneur the Arts is one of the most exciting sites I’ve found for working artists. It’s packed with resources, articles, [...]

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I’ve realized that in recent weeks, I’ve been absolutely terrible about posting stuff on this blog! I apologize to my blog-reading friends, and promise to do better!
For the past couple of months, I’ve been hard at work on my creativity book. It originally was just a workbook for my Women Embracing Creativity, but [...]

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I wasn’t able to get to sleep for a while last night, so I sat around reading blogs and thinking. (OK, and playing the jewel game for quite a while.)
Here are two neat blog posts I found:
Living the Moment from The Idea Dude, and
Failing Well from Megan Cutter, a fellow Inside 919 person.
One of my [...]

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A couple weeks ago, Liz Massey interviewed me for her blog Creative Liberty. Her blog contains ideas, strategies, and resources to help people create more effortlessly, and it’s quite a fascinating read! She just posted my interview, so please feel free to check it out!

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If it’s too hot to go outside this afternoon, why not fill your day with some good reading? Here are some interesting blogs about business, passion, and spirituality that you might enjoy:
Startup Spark – These folks just wrapped up The Great Blog Off, during which they posted 24 blog posts in 24 hours. [...]

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If you want to know some random things about me, check out this post on Katherine Reschke’s blog, Passions that Pay. Katherine wanted to learn more about the people who visit her blog, so she sent us these fun email interviews to complete. Thanks, Katherine, for the interview!

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Welcome to the new and improved Summerglen Files blog! Andrew and I (the friendly Summerglen musicians) plan to bring a wealth of musical information to you here, and invite you to join us in talking about our favorite subjects–all things trombone and percussion!
For anyone who has read The Summerglen Files before, I (Christina) [...]

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