Journal Mondays
Journal about five things you have said to someone that you wish you had not said. Briefly write about each conversation (who, what, where, when, etc), why you wish you had not said it, and how you wish you had responded.
Journal about five things you have said to someone that you wish you had not said. Briefly write about each conversation (who, what, where, when, etc), why you wish you had not said it, and how you wish you had responded.
Journal about something you’ve always wanted to make but have not had the skills or time to do.
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
Journal about a camping trip you remember including at least three things that make it stand out in your memory. Never gone camping? That is no excuse for not writing. Approach it from, “why I never went camping” instead.
Journal about your ethical beliefs on “lying”. Some questions to keep in mind as you write: Is it ever ok to lie? When is a lie a lie? And when is a lie a “white lie”? What is your definition of a white lie? Do you have any lies you have told that still hang…
Journal about the ever increasing fascination scientists have with how the body works. Include three areas that you think that science has gone too far and three areas where science has not gone far enough.
Write about something you collect now or as a child. Include the what, how, why and if you still have it.