What brave thing have you done?
Write about a brave thing you did, or a brave thing your parents or your grandparents did.
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What were you good at as a child? Prompt #385
What were you good at as a child? What creativity did you enjoy?Do you still enjoy this creativity, or have you stopped? Could you do it again?
What is stopping your creative spark?
What feeds your creativity?
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If I didn’t have to do it perfectly . . . Prompt #384
If I didn’t have to do it perfectly, I would try . . . -
Wish you had done or said differently. Prompt #383
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Stuck. Prompt #382
Write about things you can get stuck in.
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Habits. Prompt #381
Habits! Write about your habits. Or write about someone’s habits.
Do these habits annoy you?
Endear you to the person?
Habits. We all have them.
Now, write about them.
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A strange encounter . . . Prompt #380
Write about a stranger who profoundly affected you. Or write about a strange encounter. -
Dramatic change you have made? Prompt #379
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I surrender . . . Prompt #378
Today’s writing prompt:I surrender . . . or I finally surrendered.
With a prompt like this, you can also write the opposite:
I will never surrender . . .
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Preserve Your Culture . . . Prompt #377
“Preservation of one’s own culture does not require contempt or disrespect for other cultures.”
— Cesar Chavez
Write about your culture. Write about food, customs, clothing. Write about nuances, sayings, prophecies.Write about your culture’s beliefs, social customs, traits, religious beliefs.
You can write about the culture you grew up in, or write about a culture you have adopted.
Write about shared attitudes, goals, values.
Write about your culture’s music, art, ways and methods of communicating.
Just Write!
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