Write in your journal about thunderstorms and how they make you feel. Include a descriptive of a day you remember in particular that stands out because of the thunderstorms. Include your first recollection of a thunderstorm as a child and how you reacted and were consoled (if needed).
Write about your favorite pair of shoes. The shoes that you could wear for hours and not regret putting them on.
Journal about the top three things that you hope your son or daughter have learned from you via your example.
What color are you? More specifically, journal about what color most represents your personality and why. This is not necessarily your favorite color.
Journal about your reaction to blood. Your first reaction to blood in the movies or on TV as well as your experience with blood in real life.
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.
How far would you carry someone you loved (or someone you didn’t love)?
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.
How would you describe your sense of humor?
Who are you? What are ten things that you think make up the essence of who you are.
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.
The world did not end this month. Since you are going to be around a little longer, journal about one thing you are absolutely going to try before the year is through.
Journal for fifteen minutes about an accident.
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