April Shower Prompts Here are a week’s worth of prompts for contemplating what April brings: Day One: April showers bring may flowers… Day Two: Write what you love about rainy days. Day Three: Write about your first pair of rubber boots. Day Four: Do you remember the first time you walked in the rain? Day…
Spring Fever Prompts March 20th marks the official day of spring. Daffodils begin to break ground. People dress in lighter clothing and are seen outdoors more. Suddenly everyone wants to walk the dog. What is it about spring that gives us the fever to be outside in the fresh air? Here are some prompts to…
Letter Writing Prompts Letter writing has become a lost art with the onslaught of email and instant messaging. Writing letters in your journal is an excellent way to re-master the art of connecting with others in a contained format. It’s also a great method of working through your thoughts, delve into the past and converse…
Seven January Prompts January feels like the longest month of the winter. It is cold, damp and dark. A perfect time to get some writing done. Here are some writing prompts to make you think about something else. Day One: Write about someone who’s birthday is in January. Day Two: Describe a homeless person spending…
Cat Prompts I have had cats pretty much all my life. I cannot imagine not having one. They are one of the simplest pets to care for and are excellent lap warmers when watching television or while knitting. This is a good month to snuggle up with your furry buddy. Do not have a cat?…
Study the image for a few minutes then write about it. lookout image copyright Alberto Logo, flickr
Set your timer and for the next fifteen minutes and write something using these twelve words. The order of the words can be switched around as necessary. The choice of whether you write fiction or non-fiction is up to you. pound dissuade irrational glimmer equinox waving ruse validate spicier diminish writhe realization
Study the image for a few minutes then write about it. dancing woman in blue image copyright Brian Hill Photography, flickr