Journal Mondays
Journal about a time you were openly prejudiced against someone only to find out later that your judgment was inaccurate or uncalled for.
Journal about a time you were openly prejudiced against someone only to find out later that your judgment was inaccurate or uncalled for.
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…
Journal about your ten all time favorite recipes. Include why you like them, the first time you had it, how often, and where the recipe came. Be sure to include descriptions of the food using your sight, sense of smell, and taste.
Lists are a great way to get many ideas down in a short amount of time. For the next fifteen minutes make a list of fifty things you would do with your time if money were not an option. Tuck the list away in your journal to use it in the future to expand on…
Get your journal out and explain the answer to this question: Are your beliefs based more in philosophical or scientific realm?
Write about that tragic story you remember hearing about when you were a child.
For the next fifteen minutes journal about an imaginary friend you had as a child and how people reacted. If you never had an imaginary friend, make one up now.