Journal Mondays
Journal about 1 to 3 things that you have caught from someone else. Go into detail about how you know you caught from them and any symptoms you recognized.
Journal about 1 to 3 things that you have caught from someone else. Go into detail about how you know you caught from them and any symptoms you recognized.
Here are three words. Write about how they relate to a piece of your history: balance, laugh, beauty.
Journal for fifteen minutes or longer about why people leave mean, vulgar, or inappropriate comments online — the things they would never say to a person’s face. Be sure to address gender differences while you are writing.
Journal about the joy of dancing by yourself and/or with another person.
Journal about the people in your extended family — Who are they? Why do you consider them family? How long have them been considered family? Are some of them more important than some of your blood relatives?
How did you wear your hair as a child? Was it long and braided or short and tapered? Journal about the many, or the few, hairstyles you had as a child and what you liked and hated about them. Don’t forget to include the affect your parents and friends had on your hair.
Reflect on a destination, beyond a weekend getaway, that you would like to visit. What about the location attracts you to it and what kinds of things would you like to do there (include at least five)? Would you like to visit this place alone or with some one else.