Peabiddies: Pursue the Art of Noticing Elizabeth Marshall

Join me for the final episode of Season Two.
We are moving into a summertime rhythm here at Peabiddies Podcast. We will continue to product brand new episodes throughout the summer months. However, we'll change up our pace a bit, with episodes releasing twice a month or so rather than on a weekly basis.

We'll return in the fall to our weekly format.

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I'm your host Elizabeth Wynne Marshall. I'm so glad you've chosen to spend part of your day with me.

A conversation with Singer/Songwriter, Nashville based artist Christa Wells.
Visit Christa on Instagram @christawellsmusic & stop by her Patreon account to learn more about Christa's most recent projects. You may also consider becoming a Patreon supporter, a Christa Wells insider
You may also find Christa's music on You Tube, Spotify, and I Tunes. Be sure to subscribe and follow her there.

{During our conversation you will hear a reference to a beautiful short film project made by Don and Joy Prouty - www.theproutys.com}
You may view this film on Instagram @Tiffany_Scott or @teamtrumanfoundation / www.teamtruman.org

Explore with me the wit and whimsy of artist Caroline Lord. Caroline is the creative behind the wildly imaginative art that is Foliage Faces. Taking fresh cuttings from her yard, she creates delightful and whimsical portraits. Each one a masterpiece, each one unique and winsome. 

Follow her on Instagram at @lord.caroline & @foliagefaces. And visit her website www.carolinelord.com

And follow us on Instagram at @peabiddiespodcast & @elizabethwynnemarshall

We invite you to visit www.elizabethwmarshall.com and click the tabs there to both sign up for the Peabiddies Notebook newsletter and follow along there where we introduce new projects and post new work of poetry and prose.

Join me for my interview with artist, painter and friend Jennie of Jennie Lou Art.
Jennie is an artist—a full time professional painter who currently focuses her time on live wedding painting of both ceremonies and receptions. 
Visit her website www.jennielouart.com and follow her on instagram at @jennielouart

If you listened to last week's episode, you heard a reading from a project I'm passionate about, this passion to pursue the art of noticing—together with you.

This week listen in as I begin to share a bit more of how I came to this place of deep longing to be more fully present and to practice with more intentionality,  this fine art of noticing. May this will resonate deeply with you too. Perhaps you long to slow down a bit, sit still a bit, and savor in your every day moments with more of your senses.

Join me.

And please visit my website here: http://www.elizabethwmarshall.com to sign up for my newsletter and to follow along on Instagram where I am sharing more of what I'm noticing.

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Join me for Episode 14 of this second season of Peabiddies Podcast. In this episode I share with you some of my own poetic prose, some words I've penned on pursuing the art of noticing. These words come from a project I have been deep diving into for several years. I hope you enjoy them. I am pleased to share them with my listeners.

 In this episode I also share with you some practical ideas for pursuing the art of noticing, speak a little to what's coming up after Easter and offer you a prayer for the journey.

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Thank you for joining me here. I am so grateful for you—my listeners. Happy Easter. 

with grace and peace,



Elizabeth