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?
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
Write about something you wish you had done or said differently.
Stuck. Prompt #382
Write about things you can get stuck in.
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
What is the most dramatic change you have had to make?
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 . . .
Describe a task. Prompt #376
Tillie taught me how to fill a pen, or, as she said, “How to properly fill a pen.” One: Turn the filling plunger counterclockwise as far as it will go. Two: Dip the nib completely into the ink. Three: Turn the filling plunger clockwise until it stops. Four: Hold the nib above the ink bottle and turn the plunger counter-clockwise again until three drops of ink fall back into the bottle. Five: Turn the plunger clockwise to stop the drops. Six: Wipe the excess ink completely from pen and nib. When I told Tillie that six steps seemed a lot to have to do before you begin, she said, “You must think of those six steps not as preparation for the beginning but as the beginning itself.” — The View from Saturday by E. L. Konigsburg Prompt: Desribe the steps to accomplish something. Or: Write about preparing something. Just…
Imagination is . . . Albert Einstein
“Imagination is more important than knowledge.” — Albert Einstein Let your imagination soar. Come on, you can do it. Look at the little box to the right on your screen. Click on “Prompts.” Choose one and Just Write!