| One summer, I decided to build a sled. Growing up in Southern California, I didn't get to see much snow. My complete ignorance of winter sports and July's unaccommodating weather only sharpened my interest. I fashioned my sleigh out of an old piece of metal, duct tape and string, then took it up to the top of the hill, kicked off and prepared for a breathless ride. I moved about one inch, and then fell over. For grown-ups, being productive usually means ticking items off a to-do list. But there's something to be said for using summer's extra hours to tap into your creativity and do things that don't need to be done -- like make your own marshmallows, which is on eHow Spark user Callie Chappelle's summer must list. Here's to doing nothing, and getting lots done all the while. -Rachel Globus. >> How are you getting creative this summer? Save all your project ideas, document your progress and show off the results with a Spark board! |
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