Journal Mondays
Write about your mother’s garden. If your mother didn’t have a garden write about another relative (or a neighbor’s) garden.
Write about your mother’s garden. If your mother didn’t have a garden write about another relative (or a neighbor’s) garden.
We read a lot of books over our lifetime. It is not always easy to remember what we did last week let alone the plot of a book we read a few years ago. Not every book moves to an easily embedded memory. Keeping a reading journal helps with
What did your parents do for a living? Growing up did you respect their profession? Do you respect it more now that you are older? Did you follow in their footsteps? Why or why not? Did what they do affect how you chose your career? Are they proud of your career choice?
Journal about any feelings you have on being alone with yourself. Do you enjoy the time or does it make you antsy? Think of ten ways to feel comfortable being alone or ten things you would enjoy doing on your own.
Journal about your favorite outdoor winter activity starting with what it is, the first time you participated, and why you like it. Include any other memories you have surrounding this activity.
For the next fifteen twenty minutes write about a time in history (other than current) that you think you would fair well in. Describe the time period for a few minutes and what you like about it then elaborate with at least five reasons why you think your personality is suited for that time period…
If someone were to surprise you with something special this week what would you want it to be? Journal for fifteen minutes about the special surprise.