What would you do if you weren’t afraid?
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What makes you . . . Prompt #417
What makes you smile?
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Pet Peeve . . . Prompt #416
Write about a pet peeve.
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If you could live anywhere. . . Prompt #415
If, for one month, you could live anywhere, any place, in a certain residence, or in a famous home, where would you pick? You can time travel into the past or future.
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What did you used to do . . . Prompt #414
What did you used to do that you no longer do?
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Today I saw . . . Prompt #413
Writing Prompt: Today I saw . . .
You can write about what you saw today.
Start writing and see what happens.
Write freely and with no cares about the outcome. Just write!
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You have won . . . Prompt #412
You have just been notified that you have won a prize on the level of a gold medal at the Olympics, or a Grammy, or an Academy Award, or a Pulitzer Prize.
Write about a special skill you have and how you won an award for that.
Let your imagination soar. What have you won a prize for?
What is your reaction?
Write your acceptance speech.
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It’s a mystery . . . Prompt #411
Today’s writing prompt: It’s a mystery . . .
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Betrayal. Prompt #410
“A time comes when silence is betrayal.” Martin Luther King, Jr.
Write about a time you were betrayed. Or a time you betrayed someone.
You could start with: I felt betrayed . . .
Or write about a time you were silent and now wish you had spoken up.
Or write about a time you could no longer remain silent.
You could start with: I want to tell you about what happened . . .
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A lie . . . Prompt #409
Write about a lie someone told you, or a lie you told.
White lies, bald-faced lies, untruths, falsehoods, fabrications, whoppers . . . whatever you call ‘em, you have experienced ‘em . . . Now write about ‘em.
