CoffeeDoodles

My doodled characters over dried coffee spills started as conference-call doodles in 2011 and have become a“doodle journal” of (almost daily) growth, learning, and playing. I’d love for you to join me!
If you do your own, tag me: #coffeewithjaimee

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View fullsize One-a-day in May gratitude post of the day: 
Imagination. I am grateful for my own imagination, yes, but the imagination of others, too! 
 Imagination that has been realized like Walt Disney, and Jim Henson, and Oprah (this list could go on and on!)
View fullsize One-a-day in May gratitude post of the day: 
Trees! Yep. I’m grateful for trees. I was sipping my coffee and staring out the window for a few before starting my doodle today and really noticing the trees in my view. I am grateful for trees.
View fullsize One-a-day in May gratitude post of the day: 
Time to Play! Even if I don’t post it immediately, I do make time to enjoy my coffee over a doodle (I guess technically, I enjoy a doodle over coffee…)

Lately, my sleep schedule has been a l
View fullsize New month - new theme! My theme is “One-a-Day-in-May” Each day in May I’ll write one thing I am grateful for and share via sticky note. You should play along! If you do, drop your 1-a-Day gratitude in the comments or tag me in your
View fullsize Yesterday was strange but solid. It felt like the entire day spanned about eleven minutes. I started with a list. Only had one call on the books. Ken and Wilson were a whirlwind of productivity. I worked on slides to accompany a manager development
View fullsize It’s Micro-Monday! I’m experimenting with designing micro-learning material- April’s theme is:
Active Listening. ……………… Insight: Silence can be a powerful tool in active listening. It provi
View fullsize Back home with Ken and Big Ernesto! I didn’t make it out to the Desert Homestead this weekend (Ken and Wilson went yesterday to keep things moving along.) Instead of weekly finds, I captured a few shots from my 1-day adventure with Z in San D
View fullsize Part of this whole thing I do here is building a daily practice, so how does it work when I’m traveling? Here’s the breakdown.

My daily practice: Doodle. Coffee. Write. 
(The spills usually happen a day or two before I doodle on them, so
View fullsize Today, I played with a color palette that kinda matches my coffee mug. Not sure if it really reads after-the-fact, but had to try it out! Work stuff: I’ve been designing “micro-learning” content. What is it? It’s like dim-s
View fullsize I *think* my mom would’ve been 76 today. 
I feel like I should know this better, but I was 27 when she passed away (she was 53) and I have to tell you, I’m not great with remembering my folks birth years. My mom, sister, and I have birth
View fullsize OK so NEWS.
Ken met the heat press tech yesterday out at the Desert Homestead and WE HAVING A WORKING HEAT PRESS AGAIN! I could cry. THIS was one of the core purposes for buying the Desert Homestead, and to have moved things out there and not be abl
View fullsize There was a big chapter in my life where my body decided it was going to be awake at 4am. I was in bed by 8-9pm, and I got plenty of sleep, and I wasn’t doing it so that people would say WOW! It’s just how my body functioned at the time.
View fullsize We went back out to the Desert Homestead Sunday, fueled by motivation from all the productivity we had Saturday. 
Different day, different energy. Instead of busting our buns, we accomplished only one major objective I had, to remove the pile of tac
View fullsize Yesterday at the Desert Homestead was pretty darn awesome. The weather was great. We felt great. Wilson came out to lend us a hand (he’s our friend/co-worker/runs the place at Picture This Clothing.) We finally got the other half of the house
View fullsize Special shout out to my friend Kaanoi today - Happy Birthday! You’ve been through hell and back, and you’re still standing. I’m grateful to call you my friend. To anyone who may be stopping by to read this, thank you!
I’m gra
View fullsize I’ve been taking today kinda easy. Does it ever feel like “taking it easy” is a challenge? Psychologically, I want to be doing/accomplishing, etc. But I also know I need a minute. I feel it in my body and my brain. 
I try not to pla
View fullsize April - where are you going? You just arrived and it feels like you’re leaving so soon. The school year is almost done. The 15 yr old will start practice-driving this Summer.
The 19yr old wants to move back to Las Vegas in July. (This makes
View fullsize Phone calls from 7a-2:30p. Things I am grateful for: Work that pays well. Working from home. Freedom to be creative. A warm cup of coffee. Love. Ok, so the list is way longer, but for now, that’ll do. It was a long day of phone calls, but the
View fullsize Back to basics today.
 My little black and white pencil doodles remind me every so often to keep it simple. Not that the color is bad, I’ve really been enjoying the color exploration in doodles, but more as a metaphor for life. Every so often I
View fullsize Wooo! Late to post but I’m not letting the day get away without the daily doodle. I completed it early, like normal but it’s been one of those days where I decided to sleep just a little extra between the 5:15 a alarm and the 6:00 am bus

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