Soeurreal: soeur – French for sister – and surreal – incongruous, fantastic, resembling a dream

The Soeurreal Memory Project builds on my interest in creativity and relationship, fed by many dynamic decades with my own two sisters. I am curious about the places where shared histories intersect, where memories are in harmony or discord. Where might healing arise, or humor? What part did creativity play in your thriving? Thank you for participating in this exploration.

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* 1. Regarding my creativity today:

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* 2. Creative activity in my childhood was related to:

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* 3. As a child:

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* 4. Creative activity with my sibling(s) was:

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* 5. One of my most significant creative childhood memories is:

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* 6. Referring to your answer to Question 5, this memory:

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* 7. Another of my most significant creative childhood memories is:

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* 8. Referring to your answer to Question 7, this memory:

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* 9. Which qualities apply to your creativity as a child, and to your creativity now?

  As a child, creativity provided: As an adult, creativity provides:
Enjoyment/Pleasure/Fun
Comfort
Self-worth/Identity
Playfulness/Irreverence
Mastery/Skill Building
Escape
Community engagement
Collaboration
Teaching/Facilitating
Growth
Expression
Social Connection
Professional Connection
Discomfort
Joy
Safety
Meditation
Livelihood
Awakening/Self-Discovery
Adventure
Opportunity
Barter of skill/product
Therapeutic Connection/Personal Healing
Community/Earth Healing
Other

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* 10. Please share email address(es) of any sibling or friend you think would be interested in participating in this survey. Share as many as you like.

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* 11. Thank you for exploring your creative history. Sharing how you found the soeurvey will be helpful.

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