Journal Mondays
Write about a time something was taken from you. It can be a memory from your childhood or something recent.
Write about a time something was taken from you. It can be a memory from your childhood or something recent.
The bulb in the basement needs to be changed. Do you change it or leave it for someone else? Elaborate.
Journal about ten reasons why you should not run with scissors — five serious and five ridiculous. You never know you could need a list like this some day.
Make a quick list of twenty-five books you would like to read. Use Amazon’s Fall Reading suggestions to get some ideas. Include one line about why each book is of interest to you as a reference when you refer to it later. Commit to reading at least 12 new books from your list this year…
Journal for fifteen minutes about three competitions that should not have been in the summer Olympics (and three that should have). OR if you watched the closing ceremonies journal about which bands should have been featured but were not and why you think they should have been featured. Who should not have performed?
Think for a few minutes about physical beauty and what it means to you. Journal about the physical beauty you see in others and how it differs between the men and women you meet. Look into how your regard for beauty changes as you get to know someone. Close with thoughts on your personal beauty.
Journal ten things about each of your siblings. If you don’t don’t have siblings then journal about ten things that make being an only child wonderful or ten reasons why you would have liked to have had siblings.