writing prompts seven days a week
Today is International Women’s Day. On a fresh page write in the center, Women I Admire. Around this write down the names of ten women you admire (make at least half the list of women you actually know). Join the women’s names to the center words (put a circle around it if you like) with a line. For each woman attach three words or phrases to represent what you admire about them. Feel free to use colors or decorate the page with stickers or pictures; or not.
Today marks the first day of Women’s History Month. Journal about a woman in history that you respect and admire.
Journal about the first time you slow danced with someone from the opposite sex.
Make a list of ten people you would like to apologize to. For each name on your list write a short three to five line apology.
It’s the first of February. It’s cold outside. Journal about things you do to keep warm in February.
In your journal write about a similarity between men and women that is often ignored in books/discussions about how men and women view relationships.
Journal about your personal sense of fashion. Focus your writing on today or work through the different decades of your life.
Make a list in your journal about ten reasons why you think “the church” is important in society and the home. If you don’t believe this then journal from the perspective of someone who does. Later today work on the opposite view.
Write a page for twelve goals you want to achieve this year. One for each month.
Things to include:
Journal about a frustration you can’t seem to get over.
Since Christmas is this week it seems fitting for you to journal about your ideal Christmas Day.
Journal five things about your religion you would change if you could. Or journal about five things you are most proud of about it.
Write about something you have witnessed but have never spoken up about. It can be something in your personal life or career.
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